> you’ll have to live in the world as it is instead of playing pretend in AI graphics land! > you’ll be forced to love your wife for who she is and not her AI generated fake persona! Seriously…? Apparently this is some…
I had an LLM tell me that I mattered once, which I know for objective fact is not represented in the training data.
What would be funny with LLMs, having been purposefully trained to be the best software creating things on earth, wind up inadvertently making software virtually valueless (because it can be made and copied so easily)…
Well you’re not alone, I’m a little more stubbornly optimistic perhaps, but I feel your stress. My comforting thoughts are, who is this all for, and what would happen if AI actually makes human labor redundant? Labs…
I don’t think bluefirebrand is in the tribe of “everyone must have a job or die” so much as they’re in the tribe of “everyone says I must have a job or die”. Like yeah if I was forced at gunpoint to possess something or…
That’s something that I have been thinking about for a while now. Even prior to LLMs, many large companies have essentially been iterating on the same half a dozen ideas over and over again and there doesn’t seem to be…
I get what you’re saying but I’m just not a fan of this type of argument. It always paints AI as this “in the future” thing which absolves any current criticisms or observations. LLMs are great and definitely make you…
I can’t speak for everyone, but I would intuitively venture to guess there would be some greater than marginal productivity benefits from say, a $200/m Claude sub for each employee in many organizations outside of tech.…
Sure it’s useful, but I’m asking who actually pays for this. Sort of a conflict of interest if you’re providing public testing for the companies paying you for the tests no? Perhaps it’s purely for VC so they can judge…
This seems like a poor comparison, for any given company, benefitting from personal computing in 1987 was a significantly harder task than using AI tools in 2026 is. The first requires a fundamental shift in not only…
Sorry I don’t mean to specifically point you out, I believe you’re being genuine. However this comment got me thinking. Whats up with all the YC backed benchmarking companies? I know there’s only a few, but what is the…
This post feels really weird, DreamLabs isn’t some well known project like Anthropic or OpenAI and Dream-1 wasn’t really an awaited release. But somehow this was pushed to the front page of HN before receiving a single…
Is this rooted? Isn’t this just be a side-loaded app over adb? https://github.com/humblemuzzu/dumbtv
Sure, but the dumb math winds up around $70b more a year in revenue per year with half their gpu output. Like it is actually kind of an absurd number if it’s true. They’re leaving essentially $30-40k on the board with…
Perhaps the gap is just too wide, but to use a more simple analogy. I see this like someone knowing everything about biology, simple mechanics, metallurgy, and human history but never hearing about an axe then assuming…
There is a ton of questions to ask regarding their removal of cybersecurity data. First, how much “cybersecurity data” is just standard software knowledge that one can derive cyber security exploits from? Did they also…
What’s interesting about Google is, they don’t seem to care to be the best LLM either, and merely maintain comparability to the leading LLMs as they see fit. I think they realize their best position is to serve an LLM…
Deepseek claims to be making $38/gpu/hr on deepseek 4.1 flash, and I would say that’s probably marginally close to the frontier, so they don’t have to be as good as OpenAI/Anthropic. Even at half that revenue, NVidia…
It’s not, but for fun I think that depends on if you see the models as just another technology or as a “country of geniuses in a datacenter”. The former means NVidia believes LLMs are fundamentally limited, and if…
This fits, if NVidia fully believed in the LLMs/AGI future, why would they waste their super valuable GPUs by selling them? Why not just make your own LLM with the advantage of being one of the few major compute…
A different analogy I would use is “code is now a single use plastic”. Cheap, abundant, easy to mold into any shape, and readily disposable. Sure it might pollute the existing environment and sure that might have…
Possibly used as a mirror for humans prevailing beliefs about themselves to some extent. Hard to say however given that the models have a heaping dose of rlhf on top of their training data. As an aside, it would be cool…
Some of the aspects of these pillars need to be fleshed out, this reads like it was slapped together as a last second presentation. For example, “Help all people, especially those most affected by AI, earn more and feel…
That’s the hard part with all of this, you’re either of the opinion that there should be some individuals capable of determining if the AI is doing the right thing, and therefore all the previous prerequisites are still…
I wonder what the ratio of poster sentiment to comment sentiment is. I figure the sentiment of a post is seen broadly as much more authoritative than the sentiment of comments.
> you’ll have to live in the world as it is instead of playing pretend in AI graphics land! > you’ll be forced to love your wife for who she is and not her AI generated fake persona! Seriously…? Apparently this is some…
I had an LLM tell me that I mattered once, which I know for objective fact is not represented in the training data.
What would be funny with LLMs, having been purposefully trained to be the best software creating things on earth, wind up inadvertently making software virtually valueless (because it can be made and copied so easily)…
Well you’re not alone, I’m a little more stubbornly optimistic perhaps, but I feel your stress. My comforting thoughts are, who is this all for, and what would happen if AI actually makes human labor redundant? Labs…
I don’t think bluefirebrand is in the tribe of “everyone must have a job or die” so much as they’re in the tribe of “everyone says I must have a job or die”. Like yeah if I was forced at gunpoint to possess something or…
That’s something that I have been thinking about for a while now. Even prior to LLMs, many large companies have essentially been iterating on the same half a dozen ideas over and over again and there doesn’t seem to be…
I get what you’re saying but I’m just not a fan of this type of argument. It always paints AI as this “in the future” thing which absolves any current criticisms or observations. LLMs are great and definitely make you…
I can’t speak for everyone, but I would intuitively venture to guess there would be some greater than marginal productivity benefits from say, a $200/m Claude sub for each employee in many organizations outside of tech.…
Sure it’s useful, but I’m asking who actually pays for this. Sort of a conflict of interest if you’re providing public testing for the companies paying you for the tests no? Perhaps it’s purely for VC so they can judge…
This seems like a poor comparison, for any given company, benefitting from personal computing in 1987 was a significantly harder task than using AI tools in 2026 is. The first requires a fundamental shift in not only…
Sorry I don’t mean to specifically point you out, I believe you’re being genuine. However this comment got me thinking. Whats up with all the YC backed benchmarking companies? I know there’s only a few, but what is the…
This post feels really weird, DreamLabs isn’t some well known project like Anthropic or OpenAI and Dream-1 wasn’t really an awaited release. But somehow this was pushed to the front page of HN before receiving a single…
Is this rooted? Isn’t this just be a side-loaded app over adb? https://github.com/humblemuzzu/dumbtv
Sure, but the dumb math winds up around $70b more a year in revenue per year with half their gpu output. Like it is actually kind of an absurd number if it’s true. They’re leaving essentially $30-40k on the board with…
Perhaps the gap is just too wide, but to use a more simple analogy. I see this like someone knowing everything about biology, simple mechanics, metallurgy, and human history but never hearing about an axe then assuming…
There is a ton of questions to ask regarding their removal of cybersecurity data. First, how much “cybersecurity data” is just standard software knowledge that one can derive cyber security exploits from? Did they also…
What’s interesting about Google is, they don’t seem to care to be the best LLM either, and merely maintain comparability to the leading LLMs as they see fit. I think they realize their best position is to serve an LLM…
Deepseek claims to be making $38/gpu/hr on deepseek 4.1 flash, and I would say that’s probably marginally close to the frontier, so they don’t have to be as good as OpenAI/Anthropic. Even at half that revenue, NVidia…
It’s not, but for fun I think that depends on if you see the models as just another technology or as a “country of geniuses in a datacenter”. The former means NVidia believes LLMs are fundamentally limited, and if…
This fits, if NVidia fully believed in the LLMs/AGI future, why would they waste their super valuable GPUs by selling them? Why not just make your own LLM with the advantage of being one of the few major compute…
A different analogy I would use is “code is now a single use plastic”. Cheap, abundant, easy to mold into any shape, and readily disposable. Sure it might pollute the existing environment and sure that might have…
Possibly used as a mirror for humans prevailing beliefs about themselves to some extent. Hard to say however given that the models have a heaping dose of rlhf on top of their training data. As an aside, it would be cool…
Some of the aspects of these pillars need to be fleshed out, this reads like it was slapped together as a last second presentation. For example, “Help all people, especially those most affected by AI, earn more and feel…
That’s the hard part with all of this, you’re either of the opinion that there should be some individuals capable of determining if the AI is doing the right thing, and therefore all the previous prerequisites are still…
I wonder what the ratio of poster sentiment to comment sentiment is. I figure the sentiment of a post is seen broadly as much more authoritative than the sentiment of comments.