I don't know what you think I said, you should read the context again. This has nothing to do with movies being made with AI. Altman thinks that movies "will become videogames". As in, he sees media as some sort of…
No it doesn't, not even close. You are looking at a video represented as pixels changing on a flat screen. None of it actually exists. You exist, the computer or phone in front of you is composed of mass and energy, and…
It boggles the mind how these people can be so dumb. He literally does not understand why people enjoy movies.
> as an extreme measure the wealthy are able to take, or desperate indentured servants are shipped off to work. This is the part I don't think people appreciate: space sucks. It's horrible. There is not a chance that…
It's okay as long as they call it out, but the author doesn't and instead states it like a fact. They could have easily caveated it with "but a camera that can detect magnetic and gravitational fields" or something. The…
Yes, the rest of the article is pretty good.
> Holography implies that you can do that — reconstruct every fold, vessel, and neuron in three dimensions — without actually looking inside. Simply photographing the surface of the brain somehow suffices. Gah I am not…
Yeah and LLMs can't do anything, they can only produce text. These "frontier labs" are looping that with a harness that performs actions requested by the LLM. They are literally saying "we ran a script that hacked you,…
This is delightful! What a nice and wholesome resource.
The story is that the writer is Orcaset, which is trying to sell you their own analysis tools.
And yet, the React/SSR infra has never gone down.
No they don't, human intelligence has the ability to form an internal model of itself, which allows it to "notice" its own mistakes and change.
We used to think that if a computer could play chess, it would be intelligent. Maybe back then they were also people saying "stop trying to draw lines, just admit it's intelligent!!" Good thing we didn't listen to them.…
Yeah that's the problem. Imagine trying to learn calculus as a top-down isometric 2D animated simulation. It doesn't make sense for the topic.
The fact the author thinks every topic can be fit onto a rollercoaster tycoon-style analogy leads me to think they do not actually understand these topics very well.
That's because you're trying to snarkily jump into a conversation you don't understand. User `flanked-evergl` is asking why do you need a whole new format for this instead of just using json. And the answer is because…
> So your argument is that no solution could satisfy your new requirement No, read my comment again. They could do it but it would absolutely destroy the responsiveness of the app.
Are you serious? Do you honestly think that I am talking about a schema for passing empty lists around? If you are passing around lists of structured objects, I need you to send me what those objects are supposed to…
And there you go, just `[]` is no longer valid, so you need a new format.
My new requirement is NOT physically impossible. I did not mean "immediately" as in "zero milliseconds", it meant strong read-after-write consistency. It makes facebook so slow and unscalable as to be unusable. Facebook…
Completely untrue. Every design can be destroyed by a single poorly-thought out requirement. I can take down Facebook's design just by saying "any edit must immediately be visible to all users".
"Quick scan"? It's a few paragraphs. You can't read a few paragraphs? What's the point of replying when you don't even know what you're replying to?
Your theory is that he found "very dark stuff" that is accessible to any MIT student? Schwartz didn't "hack" anything, he connected to their student network and downloaded articles that they had access to but the public…
Nobody expects the scroll behavior to be different on a webpage, so it's always a surprise when a page does something like this. Then, you have to learn to adapt to how it expects you to scroll so that you don't screw…
Look at the HN comments and you'll see many saying they don't get the point
I don't know what you think I said, you should read the context again. This has nothing to do with movies being made with AI. Altman thinks that movies "will become videogames". As in, he sees media as some sort of…
No it doesn't, not even close. You are looking at a video represented as pixels changing on a flat screen. None of it actually exists. You exist, the computer or phone in front of you is composed of mass and energy, and…
It boggles the mind how these people can be so dumb. He literally does not understand why people enjoy movies.
> as an extreme measure the wealthy are able to take, or desperate indentured servants are shipped off to work. This is the part I don't think people appreciate: space sucks. It's horrible. There is not a chance that…
It's okay as long as they call it out, but the author doesn't and instead states it like a fact. They could have easily caveated it with "but a camera that can detect magnetic and gravitational fields" or something. The…
Yes, the rest of the article is pretty good.
> Holography implies that you can do that — reconstruct every fold, vessel, and neuron in three dimensions — without actually looking inside. Simply photographing the surface of the brain somehow suffices. Gah I am not…
Yeah and LLMs can't do anything, they can only produce text. These "frontier labs" are looping that with a harness that performs actions requested by the LLM. They are literally saying "we ran a script that hacked you,…
This is delightful! What a nice and wholesome resource.
The story is that the writer is Orcaset, which is trying to sell you their own analysis tools.
And yet, the React/SSR infra has never gone down.
No they don't, human intelligence has the ability to form an internal model of itself, which allows it to "notice" its own mistakes and change.
We used to think that if a computer could play chess, it would be intelligent. Maybe back then they were also people saying "stop trying to draw lines, just admit it's intelligent!!" Good thing we didn't listen to them.…
Yeah that's the problem. Imagine trying to learn calculus as a top-down isometric 2D animated simulation. It doesn't make sense for the topic.
The fact the author thinks every topic can be fit onto a rollercoaster tycoon-style analogy leads me to think they do not actually understand these topics very well.
That's because you're trying to snarkily jump into a conversation you don't understand. User `flanked-evergl` is asking why do you need a whole new format for this instead of just using json. And the answer is because…
> So your argument is that no solution could satisfy your new requirement No, read my comment again. They could do it but it would absolutely destroy the responsiveness of the app.
Are you serious? Do you honestly think that I am talking about a schema for passing empty lists around? If you are passing around lists of structured objects, I need you to send me what those objects are supposed to…
And there you go, just `[]` is no longer valid, so you need a new format.
My new requirement is NOT physically impossible. I did not mean "immediately" as in "zero milliseconds", it meant strong read-after-write consistency. It makes facebook so slow and unscalable as to be unusable. Facebook…
Completely untrue. Every design can be destroyed by a single poorly-thought out requirement. I can take down Facebook's design just by saying "any edit must immediately be visible to all users".
"Quick scan"? It's a few paragraphs. You can't read a few paragraphs? What's the point of replying when you don't even know what you're replying to?
Your theory is that he found "very dark stuff" that is accessible to any MIT student? Schwartz didn't "hack" anything, he connected to their student network and downloaded articles that they had access to but the public…
Nobody expects the scroll behavior to be different on a webpage, so it's always a surprise when a page does something like this. Then, you have to learn to adapt to how it expects you to scroll so that you don't screw…
Look at the HN comments and you'll see many saying they don't get the point