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Comment #48772329
Is it usable on Pro plan? Seems like it would burn my rate limits immediately
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Comment #48702375
This is a false equivalence. There is no known correlation between amphetamines and a decline in IQ. If anything, they are nootropics (they don't make you smarter but improve your …
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Comment #48422790
> What's even worse, it definitely fucks up your neuromodulators fwiw despite decades of research into nicotine, we have very little data on how bad it actually is at low dosages a…
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Comment #47886007
> would that solve the problem for you? not the person you replied to, but it mostly would for me. Factory farms are among the closest things to hell on earth.
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Comment #47225972
If you have an LLM that doesn't make errors ever, then you have an ASI, at which point the conversation is meaningless. In the meantime, having a lower error rate but more uncaught…
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Comment #46748833
Looks like there's a bug in WebKit-based browsers where clicking on something doesn't always work. Nothing to add other than I really, really like this. Keep us posted on future up…
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Comment #46417158
slop is not, by definition, AI generated. The word slop is from the mid 16th century, and its modern colloquial/meme use originated in 4chan in 2016. That's why we call AI slop "AI…
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Comment #46400074
> But since if you're so lazy/undisciplined to disregard skilling up (Leetcode, Coursera, Udemy, Pluralsight, etc) What's with the hostility in these comments? OP straight up said …
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Comment #46397233
> But there is a difference between Google, which is arguably a mixed bag, and the AI companies, which are unquestionably cancer Google's DeepMind has been at the forefront of AI r…
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Comment #45951160
> It's in Thiel's nature to distance himself from Altman This is way off base. Altman is basically a mentee of his, like Zuckerberg. They go way back, and they've both publicly pra…
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Comment #45842794
> Moonshot AI is such an overused generic name that I had to ask an LLM which company this is I just googled "Moonshot AI" and got the information right away. Not sure what's confu…
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Comment #45056219
>but after Deepseek stunned the world with the R1 model, subsequent models got heavily censored and languished in relative obscurity. I'm pretty sure this isn't what happened. Deep…
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Comment #44992941
I think you had a kneejerk reaction from taking GP's comment too literally. Happens to the best of us. They're saying the LLM is simulating an anxious human and needlessly burning …
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Comment #44315078
Include me in the screenshot.
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Comment #44077603
Same! I guess HNers have the same tendency to hoard bookmarks so we all ran into the same pain points.
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Comment #44000083
Just in case you didn't know, they raised the rate limit from ~50/week to ~50/day a while ago
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Comment #43954594
> Whatever people say about AI, they're incapable of doing quality investigative reporting any time soon the latest Gemini models have a very low hallucination rate in benchmarks […
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Comment #43828845
I still don't get why .NET barely ever gets mentioned in these threads. Even new or niche frameworks like Phoenix, loco.rs and others get mentioned, but almost never .NET. It's as …
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Comment #43825253
I haven't used RAG yet, but OpenAI's embeddings are pretty far behind AFAIK. Gemini has the SOTA in embeddings right now. Check out the MTEB leaderboard: https://huggingface.co/spa…
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Comment #43734101
I'm Puerto Rican and this hurt to read because I wish the noise problem was limited to beaches. Multiple cases of noisy, inconsiderate neighbors (in different apartments and cities…