I trust Grok as much as any other AI. What exactly is the history i should be concerned about?
That perspective is misleading. By that logic someone in 1960 would have to pay $100k to have a vacuum computer that is equivalent to a random calculator today. So then any price below $100k is ok for a calculator and…
"(...) it's going to effectively be a new human era..." We never like it when we realize the universe doesn't circle around us. At first we got mad to discover the Earth wasn't the center of the Solar system. Then we…
Imagine a smart monkey talking to other smart monkeys trying to figure out how humans would ever be able to escape the (simple) prison they built for them. The humans would find a way to escape. No matter how ingenious…
The comparison with the internet is not valid, and I can immediately give you one reason. I was there (3000 years ago) when the internet was in its infancy. When the dot com bubble was going on, the internet was a…
Also the amount of therapists that have the potential to retraumatize patients due to their own unresolved traumas (often to the point of them having personality disorders) cannot be overstated.
The post of this man (Paul) motivated me, although not for the reasons I assume he intended. If someone like this guy can achieve success, then really anyone can. His logic is truly idiotic, and if someone whose mind…
80%+ of arguments against AI on HN are emotion-driven. Most people on HN are SWE, and their job is a prime candidate to be replaced by AI. It also hurts the ego (hence the denial + anger) to finally realise that despite…
And the goalposts will keep getting moved all the way to the singularity. And then those people will/would say "Oops. I was wrong."
“They worried about the data,” Dr. Meren said, tapping the silent console. “What happens when there is nothing left to feed it?” At first, the machine depended on us. It consumed books, journals, websites and social…
Just another quote to balance that one, since we can make quotes for anything and use them whenever it fits our narrative: "Garbage in, garbage out."
From looking at all of them, it actually seems to be the best one, followed by Deepseek 3.1. And something went wrong with GPT-5's.
You make it sound like Tesla was a failure and he's only interested in capitalistic success, where if you've been following him for years you'd know this has been his plan all along. He built Tesla when electric cars…
Well done for convincing people of something that isn't true, in other words, well done for lying? Is this what is being cheered on? Seriously.
>the biggest examples are southern European cultures Source for that statement? Because I see the opposite. https://landgeist.com/2023/09/02/annual-working-hours-in-eur... >approximately 100% of them wish to be…
The "most valuable company" ever created when talking about a future around 2030-40 is a mindset pre-singularity. Sounds like a caveman back then saying that in 500 years, if their group keeps growing, they will be able…
In a world where it's trendy to hate on Musk, it's good there are people that provide some balance.
This article and the title are total clickbait filled with emotional hooks. And it worked. You totally debunked it but look how it still became so popular.
As someone who values a conservative society, I hope we'd be exceedingly careful before releasing products to consumers before knowing whether they're addictive or not.
The best defense is often an offense. If we start going on the offensive, and pushing laws that promote privacy, then they also need to start winning every time not to get those pushed. Let's get our act together.
But it would still be an achievement worth sharing if, never in your life before, you thought you could go on a full day without eating, and then you go and do it, wouldn't it? And then you might argue back "oh but it's…
Never is a long period of time. Most likely we will, unless we go extinct.
“Now, there's one thing you might have noticed I don't complain about: politicians. Everybody complains about politicians. Everybody says they suck. Well, where do people think these politicians come from? They don't…
And what makes them being "stupid" and "greedy"? One's intelligence is determined by genes, and greediness is a trait that natural selection has favored for millennia. This is just natural selection taking its course,…
Thanks for testing and sharing your results.
I trust Grok as much as any other AI. What exactly is the history i should be concerned about?
That perspective is misleading. By that logic someone in 1960 would have to pay $100k to have a vacuum computer that is equivalent to a random calculator today. So then any price below $100k is ok for a calculator and…
"(...) it's going to effectively be a new human era..." We never like it when we realize the universe doesn't circle around us. At first we got mad to discover the Earth wasn't the center of the Solar system. Then we…
Imagine a smart monkey talking to other smart monkeys trying to figure out how humans would ever be able to escape the (simple) prison they built for them. The humans would find a way to escape. No matter how ingenious…
The comparison with the internet is not valid, and I can immediately give you one reason. I was there (3000 years ago) when the internet was in its infancy. When the dot com bubble was going on, the internet was a…
Also the amount of therapists that have the potential to retraumatize patients due to their own unresolved traumas (often to the point of them having personality disorders) cannot be overstated.
The post of this man (Paul) motivated me, although not for the reasons I assume he intended. If someone like this guy can achieve success, then really anyone can. His logic is truly idiotic, and if someone whose mind…
80%+ of arguments against AI on HN are emotion-driven. Most people on HN are SWE, and their job is a prime candidate to be replaced by AI. It also hurts the ego (hence the denial + anger) to finally realise that despite…
And the goalposts will keep getting moved all the way to the singularity. And then those people will/would say "Oops. I was wrong."
“They worried about the data,” Dr. Meren said, tapping the silent console. “What happens when there is nothing left to feed it?” At first, the machine depended on us. It consumed books, journals, websites and social…
Just another quote to balance that one, since we can make quotes for anything and use them whenever it fits our narrative: "Garbage in, garbage out."
From looking at all of them, it actually seems to be the best one, followed by Deepseek 3.1. And something went wrong with GPT-5's.
You make it sound like Tesla was a failure and he's only interested in capitalistic success, where if you've been following him for years you'd know this has been his plan all along. He built Tesla when electric cars…
Well done for convincing people of something that isn't true, in other words, well done for lying? Is this what is being cheered on? Seriously.
>the biggest examples are southern European cultures Source for that statement? Because I see the opposite. https://landgeist.com/2023/09/02/annual-working-hours-in-eur... >approximately 100% of them wish to be…
The "most valuable company" ever created when talking about a future around 2030-40 is a mindset pre-singularity. Sounds like a caveman back then saying that in 500 years, if their group keeps growing, they will be able…
In a world where it's trendy to hate on Musk, it's good there are people that provide some balance.
This article and the title are total clickbait filled with emotional hooks. And it worked. You totally debunked it but look how it still became so popular.
As someone who values a conservative society, I hope we'd be exceedingly careful before releasing products to consumers before knowing whether they're addictive or not.
The best defense is often an offense. If we start going on the offensive, and pushing laws that promote privacy, then they also need to start winning every time not to get those pushed. Let's get our act together.
But it would still be an achievement worth sharing if, never in your life before, you thought you could go on a full day without eating, and then you go and do it, wouldn't it? And then you might argue back "oh but it's…
Never is a long period of time. Most likely we will, unless we go extinct.
“Now, there's one thing you might have noticed I don't complain about: politicians. Everybody complains about politicians. Everybody says they suck. Well, where do people think these politicians come from? They don't…
And what makes them being "stupid" and "greedy"? One's intelligence is determined by genes, and greediness is a trait that natural selection has favored for millennia. This is just natural selection taking its course,…
Thanks for testing and sharing your results.