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Sensible companies also don't gamble $80B on something obviously stupid like the Metaverse.

How time flies. Just 3.5 years ago, gpt-3.5 was touted as almost AGI, we're all going to be replaced by machines and worst case they will kill us all. And here we are, not much lat…

How does money change that trust? They certainly have breached their word on this in the past (for non-paying users of Facebook).

One way to characterize intelligence is the capability of solving problems one has not specifically been trained for. Somebody who has trained painting animals and vehicles for dec…

I'm not sure where you are coming from, but we are testing a model that can create images to create an image for us. If it can't even do that well then I'm not sure why we need to …

I got that, and I'm not saying that it doesn't apply to you, but it surely does not apply to everybody.

The Vim I use increases the indent of a code block when I ask it to. Just like it places a closing curly brace at the point where I tell it to. I don't see the fundamental differen…

It is a proxy for intelligence. And as long as that metric is not gamed (which it surprisingly doesn't appear to be yet), the drawing skill of sth is a quite reasonable test. It su…

It tests for the "I" in "AI".

Building in support for that into the site itself kinda goes against the spirit. It's understandable that you as the maker want to flame the hype as much as possible, but by making…

> likely own I don't know how you are using ssh, but most ssh servers that I have connected to in my life, and still do, I don't own. Some of them I barely trust.

> To sum it up: Connecting to this server is probably fine And what are you basing this statement on?

Yet no LLM can actually do it. It's quite surprising actually.

> touching the limit of what one can reasonably expect If the expectation is that AI is going to replace "knowledge workers" then the limit would be a darn perfect drawing. We are …

> sure, why not, it's ~free Yeah, please check in with the folks protesting data center builds in their town causing their electricity prices to skyrocket and tap water to turn int…

For somebody unable to empathize with the "braces are easier to scan" part, could yiu explain why? I find it easy to see if things are on the same indentation. I find it much harde…

> have to fix it up manually Any editor written or actively maintained in the current century does this automatically for you. (Yes that obviously includes Emacs and Vim).

So ... how does it work? Goes without saying, HN is a forum for discussions between tech folks, not an ad platform.

Your field of expertise is clearly not biomedical research. An article about results in mice is as close to article about humans as they get, except direct human studies. For ethic…

> it absolutely is a habit You can follow the definition that you like, but the typical habit is something you just do without thinking. Taking drugs is mostly something you do to …

Should it be? "New black hole observed" needs a mandatory "(with a radiotelescope)"? "Agentic AI is great" needs a mandatory "(according to my opinion)"? Lots of things we know abo…

What you are writing may be true but what the article is about shows the exact opposite of "some form of technical elegance". This thing seems to be bug-ridden for feature areas of…

Again, it's by no means trivial. But in the last years we as an industry made private space travel viable, created self driving cars and made chatbots that can explain humor. Not b…

> This becomes particularly difficult when squash merging a stack of multiple PRs I acknowledge that it is not trivial. But this is 2026. Many people have solved this in in-house s…