Does that matter for whether anthropic takes actions based on it?
A huge fraction of people that work at Anthropic probably _believe_ ideas like the singularity though
Is that not what software engineers do?
Awesome, I found that possibly the first bookstore cafe was in Palo Alto on Cal Ave! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Printers_Inc._Bookstore It's cool, but a bit sad, to discover establishments that used to exist nearby…
I am pretty skeptical that that’s actually what was used in the demo. It would be so much simpler to just use whatever they use for the rockets for the demo, which certainly isn’t rechargeable
Tesla has been doing this for a while, having all their promo shots at night etc. The terafab announcement stuff has an especially dystopian vibe
to be fair we don’t actually know yet that this is a high performance car. We only saw it drive a few mph without rocket assistance
But it is? Especially from Pro subscriptions, which don’t get API credits
Is blogging necessarily technical writing?
> What do people find interesting about this? I did actually wonder why this was at the top of the front page, and attempt to phrase my comment in a way that wasn’t just negative. How would you have liked me to phrase…
I am gonna be so pissed if ESP32 prices spike
What do people find interesting about this? This doesn’t seem at all significant to me
I just read Killers of the Flower Moon, which was great.
Personally I find limited value in an AI-produced list of books that you haven’t even read. I would much prefer to read your thoughts on books that you have read. Mary Roach is great, though.
> Eventually there’s no more road to kick this can down. What do you mean? The opportunity for energy arbitrage will go away if energy prices are constant. Right now they aren’t, and I don’t really see how they would…
Occasionally it switches from product hunt to a "Your Ad Here" ad that links to a popup with the following (slop) text: > Put your café, shop, studio or brand on the billboard in Paris: drawn by hand in the same…
Have we ever in human history correctly priced externalities?
Not as opposed, in addition. And it’s awfully hard to get meteors to pony up for their pollution.
> set up on the desert or in the middle of Alaska somewhere 100s of miles from the nearest person… I think most public opposition would disappear I don’t know about the desert, but in Alaska I think this would be hard…
Yeah, I’m sure it has something to do with it
> People behave better when they’re being watched Better according to who? Better for what goals?
Mass shooting on campus? What? Are you talking about the professor who got killed at their home in Brookline (horrific, for sure, but not on campus and not really “mass”)? Or do you just mean the one at Brown?
Have they? It was hugely delayed, but all you do is tap your credit card like a clipper card. I don’t think they changed it.
Why do you use clipper? There is no benefit to clipper anymore over a credit card, right? And just the disadvantage that you need to reload it.
Well, one very important difference is that on HN everyone is served the same algorithm. And one other even more important difference is that Y Combinator does not make money from HN and so have very different…
Does that matter for whether anthropic takes actions based on it?
A huge fraction of people that work at Anthropic probably _believe_ ideas like the singularity though
Is that not what software engineers do?
Awesome, I found that possibly the first bookstore cafe was in Palo Alto on Cal Ave! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Printers_Inc._Bookstore It's cool, but a bit sad, to discover establishments that used to exist nearby…
I am pretty skeptical that that’s actually what was used in the demo. It would be so much simpler to just use whatever they use for the rockets for the demo, which certainly isn’t rechargeable
Tesla has been doing this for a while, having all their promo shots at night etc. The terafab announcement stuff has an especially dystopian vibe
to be fair we don’t actually know yet that this is a high performance car. We only saw it drive a few mph without rocket assistance
But it is? Especially from Pro subscriptions, which don’t get API credits
Is blogging necessarily technical writing?
> What do people find interesting about this? I did actually wonder why this was at the top of the front page, and attempt to phrase my comment in a way that wasn’t just negative. How would you have liked me to phrase…
I am gonna be so pissed if ESP32 prices spike
What do people find interesting about this? This doesn’t seem at all significant to me
I just read Killers of the Flower Moon, which was great.
Personally I find limited value in an AI-produced list of books that you haven’t even read. I would much prefer to read your thoughts on books that you have read. Mary Roach is great, though.
> Eventually there’s no more road to kick this can down. What do you mean? The opportunity for energy arbitrage will go away if energy prices are constant. Right now they aren’t, and I don’t really see how they would…
Occasionally it switches from product hunt to a "Your Ad Here" ad that links to a popup with the following (slop) text: > Put your café, shop, studio or brand on the billboard in Paris: drawn by hand in the same…
Have we ever in human history correctly priced externalities?
Not as opposed, in addition. And it’s awfully hard to get meteors to pony up for their pollution.
> set up on the desert or in the middle of Alaska somewhere 100s of miles from the nearest person… I think most public opposition would disappear I don’t know about the desert, but in Alaska I think this would be hard…
Yeah, I’m sure it has something to do with it
> People behave better when they’re being watched Better according to who? Better for what goals?
Mass shooting on campus? What? Are you talking about the professor who got killed at their home in Brookline (horrific, for sure, but not on campus and not really “mass”)? Or do you just mean the one at Brown?
Have they? It was hugely delayed, but all you do is tap your credit card like a clipper card. I don’t think they changed it.
Why do you use clipper? There is no benefit to clipper anymore over a credit card, right? And just the disadvantage that you need to reload it.
Well, one very important difference is that on HN everyone is served the same algorithm. And one other even more important difference is that Y Combinator does not make money from HN and so have very different…