> *for 3 months - learn to spell Don't you mean "learn grammar"? If you're going to be an insulting pedant, at least be correct about it.
sigh How dumb are you to not know that people paying decent money for 6+ year old GPUs is, by definition, invalidating the claim that GPUs only last 3 years? How much of your brain have you turned over to LLMs to make…
What is inherently immoral about having an open marriage? Did MLK go around preaching about the sanctity of monogamous marriages? No. How were his orgies any different in moral character than the orgies the effective…
I wouldn't hold out hope for an easier out of the box wifi antenna. If you want a U.FL antenna for the built-in wifi, there has to be a physical switch (cost, fragility) or a built-in antenna connected to U.FL you can…
As added candy to their daemon to get you into their ecosystem
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> the goal of open source software is That phrase has as much inherent meaning as "the goal of software" or "the goal of technology." People have different goals for technology and society. This is normal.
I'm sure they were planning on running old models forever, but now that they've read your comment, they'll be motivated to get back to work. Thanks for your contribution to the discussion.
You have read more paper(s) or you have had an AI that is RLHFed to please the median consumer who reads at an 8th grade level summarize more papers than ever?
Making your own pasta is easier and faster than baking your own bread.
Bbbbbut CHYNA
Per each infraction.
It is the equivalent of GitHub's `gh` binary that wraps their API for an easier DX than cURL Take that stick out of your ass.
Yeah you should run an LLM proxy, but imagine a world where LiteLLM and all the other LLM shovels weren't buggy vibecoded messes. And with the velocity of updates I feel there has to be vulnerabilities there. Or am I…
It sounds like you're a good software *engineer*. Society would never, ever, ever, ever, ever let civil engineering get away with this level of carelessness. Why it is allowed in software is beyond my comprehension.
It is still wild to me than no European laws were broken, yet the US can just declare a group of EU citizens a terrorist organization and the EU is compelled to do whatever the US says. Does the EU have sovereignty?…
The real issue is not the damages, but: > whether Arm's breach lets Qualcomm stop paying royalties under the ALA for five years, which, by some estimates, could be worth billions of dollars Which is the next decision…
Classic HN low-effort first post that could be written from just the headline. The real issue is not the damages, but: > whether Arm's breach lets Qualcomm stop paying royalties under the ALA for five years, which, by…
You've missed my point entirely by trying to over literally interpret it as a closed form logical definition and proof. Any sufficiently advanced theft prevention device indistinguishable from a stalking device. You're…
Tracking the person who stole your bike IS stalking, just a socially acceptable form. That's the point.
It doesn't need to connect to or even turn on the eSIM until you already entered your key and code, by then it is too late. Unlike voice, it just needs a microsecond pulse to send the data. With all the wireless…
Americans are, for the most part, fucking morons. We invented the infamous warning labels like DO NOT EAT THE TONER CARTRIDGE or DO NOT HOLD THE CHAINSAW BY THE BLADE or REMOVE CHILD BEFORE FOLDING STROLLER or PEANUTS:…
Nothing except the $278k average base salary, while living luxuriously at work and probably home too on the startup's expense card, as the $100k door dash bill shows. I bet there were a ton of fancy off sites in Hawaii…
Yes, I feel for all those gaming studios who are no longer raking in all that sweet, sweet PS2 royalties from new sales.
Thanks Claude.
> *for 3 months - learn to spell Don't you mean "learn grammar"? If you're going to be an insulting pedant, at least be correct about it.
sigh How dumb are you to not know that people paying decent money for 6+ year old GPUs is, by definition, invalidating the claim that GPUs only last 3 years? How much of your brain have you turned over to LLMs to make…
What is inherently immoral about having an open marriage? Did MLK go around preaching about the sanctity of monogamous marriages? No. How were his orgies any different in moral character than the orgies the effective…
I wouldn't hold out hope for an easier out of the box wifi antenna. If you want a U.FL antenna for the built-in wifi, there has to be a physical switch (cost, fragility) or a built-in antenna connected to U.FL you can…
As added candy to their daemon to get you into their ecosystem
[dead]
> the goal of open source software is That phrase has as much inherent meaning as "the goal of software" or "the goal of technology." People have different goals for technology and society. This is normal.
I'm sure they were planning on running old models forever, but now that they've read your comment, they'll be motivated to get back to work. Thanks for your contribution to the discussion.
You have read more paper(s) or you have had an AI that is RLHFed to please the median consumer who reads at an 8th grade level summarize more papers than ever?
Making your own pasta is easier and faster than baking your own bread.
Bbbbbut CHYNA
Per each infraction.
It is the equivalent of GitHub's `gh` binary that wraps their API for an easier DX than cURL Take that stick out of your ass.
Yeah you should run an LLM proxy, but imagine a world where LiteLLM and all the other LLM shovels weren't buggy vibecoded messes. And with the velocity of updates I feel there has to be vulnerabilities there. Or am I…
It sounds like you're a good software *engineer*. Society would never, ever, ever, ever, ever let civil engineering get away with this level of carelessness. Why it is allowed in software is beyond my comprehension.
It is still wild to me than no European laws were broken, yet the US can just declare a group of EU citizens a terrorist organization and the EU is compelled to do whatever the US says. Does the EU have sovereignty?…
The real issue is not the damages, but: > whether Arm's breach lets Qualcomm stop paying royalties under the ALA for five years, which, by some estimates, could be worth billions of dollars Which is the next decision…
Classic HN low-effort first post that could be written from just the headline. The real issue is not the damages, but: > whether Arm's breach lets Qualcomm stop paying royalties under the ALA for five years, which, by…
You've missed my point entirely by trying to over literally interpret it as a closed form logical definition and proof. Any sufficiently advanced theft prevention device indistinguishable from a stalking device. You're…
Tracking the person who stole your bike IS stalking, just a socially acceptable form. That's the point.
It doesn't need to connect to or even turn on the eSIM until you already entered your key and code, by then it is too late. Unlike voice, it just needs a microsecond pulse to send the data. With all the wireless…
Americans are, for the most part, fucking morons. We invented the infamous warning labels like DO NOT EAT THE TONER CARTRIDGE or DO NOT HOLD THE CHAINSAW BY THE BLADE or REMOVE CHILD BEFORE FOLDING STROLLER or PEANUTS:…
Nothing except the $278k average base salary, while living luxuriously at work and probably home too on the startup's expense card, as the $100k door dash bill shows. I bet there were a ton of fancy off sites in Hawaii…
Yes, I feel for all those gaming studios who are no longer raking in all that sweet, sweet PS2 royalties from new sales.
Thanks Claude.