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planetpluta
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Comment #44729122
I’d say two big differences are 1) human vs machine (especially when you get to the scale of something like Delta airlines) and 2) you have a lot more power in the negotiations you…
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Comment #44729084
This is an interesting way to think about it. I would argue that flat pricing wasn’t for efficiency but “fairness”. And also point out that AI driven price discrimination isn’t any…
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Comment #44319610
Curious about the 100 pushups program app — do you have a particular one you like that you can share? Edit: Followed the github issue and found the link!
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Comment #44175228
A lot of apps allow you to AirPlay to multiple devices at once — would be neat to put this on a bunch of iphones to simultaneously play music
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Comment #44160948
> I just assumed Vanta (the company) was doing a Show HN today and was confused at first glance Did the title of the post change? At first glance the Show HN is a toy wireshark pro…
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Comment #44045569
I think the biggest hurdle would be complying with the TOS. Imagine that OpenAI etc would not be a fan of sharing quotas across individuals in this way
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Comment #42832900
Anecdotally, I completely agree that consumption of media has shifted since the pandemic and could reasonable explain this gap
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Comment #42832850
In a sense, the macro trend is irrelevant and mainly used as a talking point by the media. Individuals experience the world from an individual level — it is easy to go along with a…
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Comment #42485930
> Essentially we needed to teach LLMs (which are paid by the token) to only generate a small number of high quality comments. The solution of filtering after the comment is generat…
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Comment #41742505
Something to consider is that it really could take 20+ years to train like a brain. But once you’ve trained it, you can replicate at ~0 cost, unlike a brain.
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Comment #41665822
> This is deeply wrong I can’t tell if Elon is saying that the tweet is misinformed or OpenAI’s behavior is reprehensible
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Comment #41534767
Maybe not “immediate” but withholding rewards results in fewer researchers participating in bounty programs which defeats the purpose.
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Comment #41511809
Okay that makes sense. Agreed, wouldn’t quite consider that “supporting” as far as I’m concerned.
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Comment #41511180
I’m confused by how pushing to new branches would work on GitHub (or is the point that it doesn’t…)? Are you able to change the branch of a PR from `v1` to `v2` without making a ne…
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Comment #41484425
This tool looks great! I’ve been using difftastic lately, which does a fairly good job but struggles with big json files. One feature I’ve yet to see is applying jq query syntax to…
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Comment #41446750
We don’t know the counter factual here… maybe if he called it “Unsafe Superintelligence Inc” they would have raised 5x! (though I have doubts about that)
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Comment #41419403
I appreciate being able to quickly skim an article rather than watch a video - especially when in public without headphones!
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Comment #40365603
Gary Marcus has been a firm advocate that GPT-5 is failing for a while now, based simply on the fact of them not having released it yet. If/when OpenAI releases it, looking forward…
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Comment #40197075
> Take, for example, "Day," which is even, and "Say," which is odd. Since the "-ay" suffix is consistent, it indicates that "S" is the first letter in the target word. Am I missing…
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Comment #40188940
> there’s mostly no news after hours As I understand it, most company earnings are released after hours and many important press releases are held until the market has closed to al…
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Comment #39790341
Yes there is an `—-override` option you can use to specify the language in which a file should be parsed. https://github.com/Wilfred/difftastic/blob/master/CHANGELOG....
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Comment #39679156
Maybe their work has a policy against it, but surprising they never used their phone to take a photo either!
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Comment #37805700
Agreed — isn’t the problem that nothing was actually being set aside for the insurance fund, not that the amount being set aside was based on a random number?
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Comment #36119029
If a banana costs ~60¢ (depending where you get it!) and GPT-4 is 6¢ per 1k tokens… you’re better off using a monkey for everything > 10k tokens!
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Comment #33054397
I think the rest of that sentence tries to explain the dismissal: >> There are plants that don’t appear green, like the copper beech, because they contain pigments like carotenoids…