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Comment #48887227
In your old comment (which i remembering seeing at time), you seem to recommend scrapy.io and highlight its benefits without disclosing that you're behind it: https://news.ycombina…
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Comment #46674570
genuine question: What is the interpretation of the law such that ICE operations are wholly unlawful, and the military should broadly disobey an order to support/protect ICE operat…
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Comment #46130156
I might missing some context. Just to check my understanding: HMC and Bun aren't a good match anymore because Bun devs use LLM/AI tooling more than HMC? Basically to really level u…
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Comment #44362777
Was this really a Trump campaign promise? Can't find it online credible and genuinely curious. Also tried here https://archive.ph/76zVk
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Comment #43427690
Does the author provide the actual PoC code anywhere? I want to do some testing for mitigations. I see the example code but it seems incomplete. Realistically what are the risks?
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Comment #42302334
It depends. Some antibiotics pass the BBB easier than others. Some are used especially when passage through the BBB is desired.
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Comment #42302320
Aren’t viruses much harder to detect than bacteria? Viruses are generally smaller and are completely inert without a host cell. Bacteria, besides be larger, also have their own met…
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Comment #42302280
What makes a hypothetical brain microbiome so hard to find? I would think that once you’re doing microscopy on brain slices that a biome would show you quite fast. But if you’re st…
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Comment #42302249
When something seems obvious to me but scientists in the field disagree, I usually take this a sign I need to improve my own understanding.
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Comment #38900852
> He foresees great platforms all around the ocean, harvesting energy from magma holes and using it to produce low-carbon synthetic fuels that could be shipped to shore. This sound…
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Comment #38501896
I feel quite strongly that LLMs are not a fad. Something like LLMs will be useful tools to people decades from now. Especially given that a whole generation of students is now usin…
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Comment #38501873
I think by most definitions LLMs can definitely create new things. As much as I can create new things by cobbling together open source projects and answers on stack overflow at lea…
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Comment #38501820
I don't think the author is saying the content LLMs produce is "democratic". They're just saying that they're democratic in the sense that anyone can run them and they have a stron…
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Comment #38501744
> I build "brushes" for refactoring my code every day. Anyone know what the author means by brushes? Also any recommendations for non-Copilot IDE LLM integrations? I've tried a cou…
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Comment #38325434
This seems a pedantic point. In the “not legal” sense I agree since that seems part of a real coup. But it certainly was a “surprise ousting of the current leadership”, which I mea…
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Comment #38324070
What I’d really like to understand is why the board felt like they had to this as a surprise coup, and not a slower more dignified firing. If they gave Altman 1 weeks notice and le…
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Comment #37922820
To zoom in on one part of the post: > Emotion & Empathy > PRIMER: seems to show a level of empathy and emotional understanding. > ChatGPT: can recognize and respond to emotional cu…
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Comment #37007456
> It’s so bad that China’s courts have called for the death penalty for scientific fraud. To add some context, the death penalty is used much more widely in China than a Westerner …
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Comment #36719098
Well unlike the brakes situation, the ChatGPT lies are non-physically harmful misinformation and they're only sent directly to the user who presumably should be aware of the ChatGP…
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Comment #36718874
Not sarcasm! Though I agree this also helps build Open AI's moat against competitors... but that doesn't make Altman's statement not true. It's still self-serving, but I think if h…
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Comment #36718761
At the bottom of the ChatGPT prompt it always says: " ChatGPT may produce inaccurate information about people, places, or facts. " So... is this just a case of user error? Or maybe…
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Comment #36718720
Why not both? I think true AGI super intelligence (a lot smarter than us) does have the potential to destroy humanity, and as the current leader, Open AI seems closest to achieving…
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Comment #36718680
What are the geohot leaks?
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Comment #36718653
Maybe he's just a CEO doing the ethically responsible thing and not the purely self-serving thing for the sake of shareholders? (though as humans, the shareholders have some stake …