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lefty2
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Comment #49211171
Don't worry, if it escapes from the lab we can just blame it on the bats again
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Comment #49199229
I understand now. Flagged means inappropiate for Hacker News. Yeah, they always flag any article that is anti-AI - even if it is well reasoned
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Comment #49186608
flagged as what?
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Comment #49167711
> I literally do not write code anymore. but you are taking advantage of a subsidised service. What happens when developers are forced to pay the full price (i.e. $2000 a month ins…
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Comment #49062603
Also the agreement can be can be terminated with only 90 days notice
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Comment #49053073
yes, but not necessarily cheaper
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Comment #49048307
The Chinese models are only temporarily cheaper, because they are subsidised the same way that frontier models are. Once those companies need to make money the subsidy will disappe…
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Comment #48996273
According to the article they don't have to declare leases or GPUs until the datacenter becomes operational
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Comment #48716820
I tried both unordered_flat_map and hopscotch map with the pathfinding algorithm that my game uses. Both were slower than regular unordered_map. unordered_flat_map about 33% slower…
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Comment #48416854
They would be jamming their own glide bombs and drones then. It would be more useful to jam Russian airspace to defeat Ukrainian drone attacks.
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Comment #48173301
> If / when enough companies exit the market That will only happen when the bubble bursts and those companies will exit by going bankrupt
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Comment #48173231
Who is it written by anyway? The author's name is not given in the article
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Comment #47864142
I wonder how many false positives there were. Typically this types of static analysis tools come up with a ton of potential bugs, but only a few of them are actual bugs.
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Comment #47617392
https://www.forbes.com/sites/phoebeliu/2025/11/10/openai-spe...
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Comment #47606289
Sora was losing 15M a day and it was running at least 3 months, so that's a total 1.3 Billion. That's a pretty expensive experiment. It sounds like a company with lots of VC to bur…
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Comment #47594086
also they need to pay back that in one year, so if OpenAI don't IPO this year they are screwed
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Comment #47496041
> -1 still produces -1 instead of 0 That could be a problem depending how you are using it.
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Comment #47482206
> The same trick can also be used for the other direction to save a division: > NewValue = OldValue >> 3; You need to be careful, because this doesn't work if the value is negative…
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Comment #46673040
> Yes, OpenAI is burning $8-12B in 2025 OpenAI actually burnt $12B in just one quarter (not for the entire year as he claims) https://www.thurrott.com/a-i/openai-a-i/329108/openai-…
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Comment #46577183
c++ 03 was a lot easier. For instance, if you want to avoid unnecessary copy operations when returning a string, just return it in variable that you pass by reference (eg. void doS…
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Comment #45970322
If it's untrustworthy, why do they prevent us from disabling "AI overview"?
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Comment #41777070
Tanks don't really make any sense. MBTs are designed to fight other MBTs. Out of the thousands of tanks that have been taken out in Ukraine, 99.999% has been by drones, artillary o…
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Comment #37851907
Does the analyst offer any explanation where he got his figures from? No. Then you should assume they were pulled out of the ass
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Comment #28930556
How about "Facey McBookFace"?
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Comment #27337335
Humans still sleep in two shifts. It's called the siesta