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It is nice to acknowledge someone’s or something’s existence/work/troubles/etc. through words. Think about all the gratefulness stuff that circulated around the western media in la…

> If you're in a bad place, as long as a forum will have your posts you can post to your heart's content. I agree with you, but would also add that, ~99% of people do not post anyt…

That is, indeed, my argument. As much as I’ve been loving coding since the past 20+ years, basically from my childhood, I currently do it mostly for living and some side projects. …

Too slow, bum and bust cycles, dependencies one layer down are also booked up.

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No. I’m asking in good faith. I was skeptical in 2023, but took the approach of using it at least once a week, with all latest models to see the evolution. It’s obvious that the in…

Out of curiosity, do you use frontier AI dev tools on a daily basis professionally?

In about 4 months, OpenAI’s fundraiser decks will leak, which will include their current ad revenue.

Ads.

> It is unavoidable that the modern world needs data centers (how many is open for debate) You know, I’m currently having drinks with a friend who has no connection to the tech wor…

If you check out some sub-tweets from people in the org, it wasn't really all butterflies internally for a while. Sorry, really don't want to name people and give examples.

"The company raised its full-year 2026 capex forecast to between $195 billion and $205 billion, with further significant increases planned for 2027." - Alphabet.

From time to time, I’ve seen “people whose time is very expensive” types to argue with literal AI slop bots on Twitter. Then delete the thread when they realize it after 30 mins of…

I don't agree with that - https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S132389302... . It's really not that big of a problem here. "In Japan, according to the Ministry of Heal…

I'm fairly AI-pilled, as the cool kids say. But it would be fair for any AI-generated work to be labelled as such. The problem is, vast majority isn't doing it, because they know w…

Very much of a survivorship bias. As of today, I don't think you can conclude if the images on UberEats/DoorDash are AI-generated or not. It's not 2023 anymore. Things have gone wa…

A few years ago Epic made a whole event out of deliberately breaking AppStore rules, writing blog posts and suing Apple. Public opinion matters, and narrative control is important …

They manage fine in China/Japan. It’s a cultural issue. People aren’t dropping dead from not being catered for their allergies. Look, i’m not some sort of a devil that hates people…

I’m very sorry to hear that, but I don’t think restaurants have to be forced to deal with that. The only thing I could support is “if revenue >X then allergen disclosure is mandato…

Our jobs are basically sifting through PR garbage and making use of what it’s actually capable of. Obviously there’s a lot of fluff, but there is real use cases for myself as well.…

If you think of what you could do for $200 last year vs today, I could argue the prices went down.

To be very fair, I was also very skeptical about LLMs in 2023. Not so much anymore. Edit: ok, i guess this account is from 2024, but been around a while. I guess can’t defend mysel…

It would be cool to see HN internal stats over the last 5 years. New users, posts from different accounts and etc.

Models aren’t trained as much from random internet text as they used to in pre-2024 era. Like they are, but specialized datasets get more attention.

Frankly? Never. And the root cause is because majority of people have access to the internet now. The small voice of people who care about some stuff is completely overshadowed by …