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I don’t think business really wants interest rates that high. Without conspiracy theories, a simpler explanation is that this is simply democracy in action. People don’t want the s…

It could save billions by raising confidence in predictions. Bad predictions have a “boy who cried wolf” aspect.

I'd prefer congress to be asking questions (this is all they are doing so far, based on the article) before doing any legislating.

Dad was a real newspaper journalist pre-internet and he used to bemoan the headlines the copy editors would come up with.

Latency isn't changing the results for the coding index or arena ELO, but neither of those take latency or throughput into account, so we added those to our leaderboard as score co…

Opus is still first in Intelligence Index followed by Fable, GPT 5.6, Kimi K3 then Qwen 3.8 max. https://artificialanalysis.ai/#intelligence Our leaderboard combines Arena ELO, AA …

I ran a hardware startup for about a decade. We ended up doing all PCB assembly in China. We did try to find this in the USA, but it was indeed too slow and expensive. The bottlene…

Perhaps only a small minority want quality out of information product, while most want satisfying simplicity. This is definitely how the news plays out. I recently built an ai char…

Yes I double checked the quote is not in the article. HN is probably the best place on the internet for people actually reading the article, but this being the top comment here sug…

Texas -> Texan Kansas - Kansan Honduras -> Honduran It should be Dallan?

We also don't fully appreciate how much this shaped the American Baby Boomer psyche. My dad talks of regular Nuclear War drills in elementary school.

The shorter useful life implies less risk though, since therefore the projections don’t have to play out for very long.

I think the stock wipeout would itself trigger a recession. If the hyperscalers needed to wipe out most of their income on interest expense they’d lose a large amount of their mark…

It clearly will be a big problem when the lending stops, there’s just no evidence of it in the article.

Sure, I’m just saying the article doesn’t have any evidence of the lending stopping.

The article transparently documents that people are lending to them.

> AI’s insatiable need for debt has so far been matched by investors’ appetite for it, but they may turn nauseous on the belly-busting volumes coming from tech giants. Headline doe…

I’m curious what other professions have analogous issues. Police who seed crime? (Surely.) Developers who insert bugs?

Their router classified prompts into difficulty buckets. This obviously won't work. Consider a senior developer routing work based only on the task description. Clearly you need to…

You’re right about a lot of this but there’s no evidence of trade slowing down. US exports are actually accelerating https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/IEAXGS

Flirting with one 9 of reliability http://status.claude.com/

Ah I didn’t see the tabs in the benchmark chart. Performance is worse on the two coding benchmarks and cheaper which makes sense. I did read the blog post and I’m not sure what you…

Super interesting approach. It's probably novel. I can say this because I've been working on something similar (while building a code version of http://pellmell.ai ). I'm skeptical…

I’m colorblind and the weird thing is that it’s somewhat unpredictable when I will not see things. It’s not so simple as “can’t read red on green”. Shading and lighting matter enor…