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kunai

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About kunai

do not go gentle into that good night

Recent public activity

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    Comment #49239457

    > I don’t know how one (especially anyone who has raised a child) could think contact is less important in humans or that this doesn’t generalize. Look around this forum, and all o…

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    Comment #49201190

    I wish that there was one day where I could log in and just feel like I was on the HN that existed when I first got my account. A day with a moratorium on all posting about LLMs, L…

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    Comment #49201154

    > Who the FUCK speaks like that? Walter Hartwell White, I suppose.

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    Comment #49189521

    > It's not so much about "vibes" but using the tool (yes the AI tool) in a certain way that can propel yourself towards your goal at unprecedented speeds. I think most would agree …

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    Comment #49189507

    Lack of theory of mind correlates pretty strongly with the types of traits that are valued highly in Silicon Valley. There's a self-selection effect here where many of the titans o…

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    Comment #49189442

    The easy workaround for this (which Flock has used to massive success and why it's drawn so much ire) is to set up or subcontract a private corporation to do this which will inhere…

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    Comment #49189401

    There has been an inflection point in the recent past where the majority of heavily marketed and promoted "tech" (namely, software and tools) have gone from assisting lives and pro…

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    Comment #49188944

    ILS, yes (the G/S vector and angle is calibrated to account for terrain), LOC on the other hand (i.e. non-precision with no G/S information) would have probably ended up in the sam…

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    Comment #49165460

    This should tell you how unserious these "companies" are when they consider themselves the grand harbinger of the one and true "AGI" because their frontier models were able to solv…

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    Comment #49106884

    There's a very extreme, asocial monoculture on this particular website regarding AI whereby dissent is tolerated though the true believers and devout acolytes quietly seethe at any…

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    Comment #48537001

    So funny how a site called "Hacker News," once vibrant with the ethos of lighthearted disobedience and an inquisitive spirit, finds itself almost religiously in opposition to those…

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    Comment #48471094

    I thought bronyism sort of died out and that the furry community sort of subsumed it. I'd also add that I think the increased self-ID of young people in the LGBTQ community is in a…

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    Comment #48447597

    Uber used the classic triple-E philosophy of Microsoft and entered a market that was ripe for disruption -- many cities lacked reliable taxi service entirely, others were cartels t…

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    Comment #48447519

    Yeah no worries, apart from the facetiousness I'm a pretty YIMBY person un-ironically. But it is infuriating that people adopt YIMBY rhetoric to try and defend data centers and oth…

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    Comment #48447448

    Academics aren't infallible at all. The studies showing tobacco as non-harmful had the collaboration of a great many cooperative scientists. Generally speaking, many academics are …

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    Comment #48447306

    Probably. Although I feel more inclined to forgive Ed in this case because it's sort of fighting fire with fire, the insanely hyperbolic and obscenely misleading drivel that's comi…

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    Comment #48447222

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    Comment #48422055

    This has been my issue this whole time. Why isn't it just framed as a useful software tool that helps you automate tasks and write code? Use cases beyond this have exceedingly high…

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    Comment #47754343

    Thanks for taking feedback into account but $20 per license is still a bit absurd. StartAllBack for Windows does almost everything your product does and costs $5 for a lifetime lic…

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    Comment #47623241

    There is an ever-dwindling minority of people who think "fuck boosting engagement" is a valid strategy in this era. Online, engagement is everything. We have all, through social me…

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    Comment #47622980

    The reason why no one cares is because most well-adjusted adults have never interacted with the web or its many tendrils as much as the patrons of this website (and others like it)…

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    Comment #47622969

    I do find it quite ironic that this piece reeks of LLM-writing while also simultaneously decrying the death of everything that is in antithesis to things like that. Is there a sing…

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    Comment #47345542

    Only the T and X series benefit from the Japanese design studios though and have the build quality to match. The E and L series are indistinguishable from a myriad of bargain bin b…

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    Comment #47340818

    Perhaps developing an actual personality would help with this. No one is confusing Cleetus McFarland with an AI bot.

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    Comment #47340804

    It's not just AI-generated articles -- it's the other things that we delve into as a result. Listicles. Comments. Posts. It's what it means to be human, and honestly? That's rare .…