> what these people are very good at is what AI is becoming very good at. All knowledge work faces the same problem.
> Russia is in no hurry to capture the remaining 4-5%. The grapes are sour. Russia is absolutely in a hurry because the war is hurting it tremendously, it simply is unable to do so at the moment, but it hopes it can…
> They've lost around 20% of their territory with no hope of getting it back. I don't think that's the winning end game for Ukraine, but I also don't see there being a realistic winning end game. One scenario would be…
> What's the endgame here? They can blanket band USING chinese models for all US/EU companies -- that's what they really care, not about chinese companies using chinese models.
Russia is the aggressor, absolutely. However, let's talk realpolitik. Ukraine innovates and Russia copies/addapts. Russia has ALWAYS been good at this game. Russia reminds me so much of the roman military in this sense,…
> suggests it will just come back again in some other form. They can pay the model provider, not amazon, but it would be less feasible because for now we have real competition among them. History often rhimes but it…
> the brine pond. Then why not store the oil there directly instead of going all the trouble of pumping it in and out of the caverns? Is it so it doesn't rain on it?
Nobody said they were, but broken in terms of neurotypical circuitry, yes
On one hand I love your joke, on the other, this is HN not reddit and I usually downvote such responses, not sure what is the HN etiquette for such humor?
But the Turing test involves a conversation you can steer and I think that's where indeed it's a lot easier to smell LLMs.
> out-remembering people around us. Doing an angular -> react refactor with Opus 5 at work. Amazed at how good it is but also amazed at how dumb it is after I told it I want a very basic and specific code review:do the…
> I don't see a clear demarcation of the things that only "reasoning" can accomplish. Producing beautiful, coherent, maintainable code. RL trained the models to produce correct code but boy oh boy is it ugly if it's…
> Stand up a router. it has to be some amazing router and while the models are open-weights, the knowhow to run them efficiently surely is not?
> So the price is rising and you have no choice but to keep paying more and more. I presume you can't use deepseek?
> where are the 500 meter trees in the rainforests. There could be structural reason as to why it's not possible, not pumping water *
> 30 seconds of surprise is plenty for a coordinated decapitation strike. Some guys in a mediterranean country are drooling right now...
How about sensory feedback loops?
> AND magically gets 4x cheaper energy they are in a much weaker stance for the long haul. By energy you mean electricity,the nuclear, solar and hydro-- the kind China has installed new 2TW capacity over the last decade…
> A lot of people are emotionally unprepared for a world where the music doesn't stop. I've been wrong before. However, when was the last time this business model made sense -- that facebook, SpaceX and others, all just…
> If the scales are only checked after the heat death of the universe, does it even matter? This is the kind of thinking that points to that reckoning moment being close. This and people buying stock with borrowed money*
> can stay alive and well a lot longer than you can survive an open short position. I mean let's look at bitcoin/crypto.
> he people I found worst at this were IT. My experience as IT in modern banks was the opposite. The legal department were absolute assholes when it came to software features. And I'm talking absolutely 100% ok…
> is regularly wrong, frequently myopic, and just outright dumb constantly. I give LLMs snippets of text messages exchanges with my wife and I can't believe how dumb the LLMs are of getting basic facts right let alone…
> queryable from psql via an embedded DuckDB. noob question here from someone who ony played a bit with iceberg and trino: what's the reason to do the analytics stil inside the postgres -- is it so that you don't eat up…
> Most nicotine users today? I did use pure nicotine and it was very bad for my health, probably due to high dosage, but still. I've used heavy stimulants, benzos, opioids, dissociatives without an issue, but nicotine…
> what these people are very good at is what AI is becoming very good at. All knowledge work faces the same problem.
> Russia is in no hurry to capture the remaining 4-5%. The grapes are sour. Russia is absolutely in a hurry because the war is hurting it tremendously, it simply is unable to do so at the moment, but it hopes it can…
> They've lost around 20% of their territory with no hope of getting it back. I don't think that's the winning end game for Ukraine, but I also don't see there being a realistic winning end game. One scenario would be…
> What's the endgame here? They can blanket band USING chinese models for all US/EU companies -- that's what they really care, not about chinese companies using chinese models.
Russia is the aggressor, absolutely. However, let's talk realpolitik. Ukraine innovates and Russia copies/addapts. Russia has ALWAYS been good at this game. Russia reminds me so much of the roman military in this sense,…
> suggests it will just come back again in some other form. They can pay the model provider, not amazon, but it would be less feasible because for now we have real competition among them. History often rhimes but it…
> the brine pond. Then why not store the oil there directly instead of going all the trouble of pumping it in and out of the caverns? Is it so it doesn't rain on it?
Nobody said they were, but broken in terms of neurotypical circuitry, yes
On one hand I love your joke, on the other, this is HN not reddit and I usually downvote such responses, not sure what is the HN etiquette for such humor?
But the Turing test involves a conversation you can steer and I think that's where indeed it's a lot easier to smell LLMs.
> out-remembering people around us. Doing an angular -> react refactor with Opus 5 at work. Amazed at how good it is but also amazed at how dumb it is after I told it I want a very basic and specific code review:do the…
> I don't see a clear demarcation of the things that only "reasoning" can accomplish. Producing beautiful, coherent, maintainable code. RL trained the models to produce correct code but boy oh boy is it ugly if it's…
> Stand up a router. it has to be some amazing router and while the models are open-weights, the knowhow to run them efficiently surely is not?
> So the price is rising and you have no choice but to keep paying more and more. I presume you can't use deepseek?
> where are the 500 meter trees in the rainforests. There could be structural reason as to why it's not possible, not pumping water *
> 30 seconds of surprise is plenty for a coordinated decapitation strike. Some guys in a mediterranean country are drooling right now...
How about sensory feedback loops?
> AND magically gets 4x cheaper energy they are in a much weaker stance for the long haul. By energy you mean electricity,the nuclear, solar and hydro-- the kind China has installed new 2TW capacity over the last decade…
> A lot of people are emotionally unprepared for a world where the music doesn't stop. I've been wrong before. However, when was the last time this business model made sense -- that facebook, SpaceX and others, all just…
> If the scales are only checked after the heat death of the universe, does it even matter? This is the kind of thinking that points to that reckoning moment being close. This and people buying stock with borrowed money*
> can stay alive and well a lot longer than you can survive an open short position. I mean let's look at bitcoin/crypto.
> he people I found worst at this were IT. My experience as IT in modern banks was the opposite. The legal department were absolute assholes when it came to software features. And I'm talking absolutely 100% ok…
> is regularly wrong, frequently myopic, and just outright dumb constantly. I give LLMs snippets of text messages exchanges with my wife and I can't believe how dumb the LLMs are of getting basic facts right let alone…
> queryable from psql via an embedded DuckDB. noob question here from someone who ony played a bit with iceberg and trino: what's the reason to do the analytics stil inside the postgres -- is it so that you don't eat up…
> Most nicotine users today? I did use pure nicotine and it was very bad for my health, probably due to high dosage, but still. I've used heavy stimulants, benzos, opioids, dissociatives without an issue, but nicotine…