It could, but maybe not if your motto is, "Move Fast and Break Things."Article is short on data instead referencing a bunch of aggregated IIHS studies.

I'm really happy about this new form factor. Things were becoming too conformist where everyone needed to adopt the lowest common denominator in order to fit in. It seemed like anything different was met with significantly more skepticism than curiosity. I embrace informed skepticism but most of it is ignorant. I think people will still be skeptical about the foldable iPhone but mainly out of ignorance of this form factor.This phone will suck for the concern trolls who are best described as deep

Are you?

the dude who pounds your bussy at night?

vessenes is a bitcoin dude. Ignore.

Friends overseas are no longer trusting the American peopleAt first they were saying it's just Trump, they get itAs it has carried on and on conversations have veered into "the people of that country are not reliable and intelligent global partners or the American system truly is a dystopian mess"

It's not your fault that dang's "every comment gets a chance" fresh comment bubbling put this tripe at the top. It is your fault for being an absolute embarrassment of a human though.

Freeze peach was never a good concept.The libertarian Internet was a mistake and the world will be a better place when it's gone.

>the same number of weight should be able to hold many orders of magnitude more information by being reused.No, not hold more information, perform longer computations.E.g. if you want to solve sudokus, you will need more and more loops for larger grids. There is no shortcut.

is it finally available on openrouter and what about fable 5.1

Yes, precisely why these models are useless, everyone will interact with an intermediary, models are just like chips.s-1.site

Woah amazing clips thanks for sharing! The GH repo is definitely in early stages and prob laying the ground work for using the real world as part of the pre production process for a game/movie, etc.

Trump wrecks everything he touches.

Don’t worry I’m sure it’ll be in the training data soon enough…

These things always look impressive but I fail to see how they are usable beyond demos or simple games. In my experience the topology is often a mess and texturing is difficult as well

> I don’t care about Musk as a person.How convenient. You have to ignore him on a personal level to be a supporter like you are. Because you know he's a repulsive individual on every level. And if you didn't qualify your support for him you'd debase yourself.

Remarkable, perhaps? I'd hesitate to use "incredible" because his background privilege and wealth makes it all... well, more credible; and using such an unalloyed, positive word feels wrong given the costs to his relationships and his promotions of far-right groups and conspiracy theories. His path is unique, but it's believable and nuanced.That's beside the point though, which is that you can't say something being "incredible" is a fact. It's a subjective judgement.

Again I ask, why do people stan for billionaires and corporations? Who are you helping here?

What an incredible miscarriage of justice. Make enough money and pay off enough politicians, and you can pretty much shoot people on the street in broad daylight.

To the contrary, the entire DOJ understands that FAANG and the three-letter-agencies are one revolving door. Any judge that attempts to defang Google's data collection may well run afoul of the American surveillance system, which this administration will fight tooth and nail to defend.Not very different from how federal protectionism keeps Apple's App Store centralized despite trillions of dollars in ostensible market damage. Anyone trying to loosen America's grip on software distribution is cro

How do you determine the “best” pelican? I couldn’t see much of a difference between extra high and max.

> These companies subsidizing green energy expansion, because it's now the cheapest power to expand.Unless you consider natural gass green energy, it's quite the opposite for the moment. This is because the AI build-out is about speed, not cost-effectiveness. That is why xai's Colossus I & II were illegally running gas turbines, and Google recanted its pledge for data center renewables targets.

At what point do we blame google for going the route of regressive and damaging business tacitcs to earn a penny while burning a dollar?

doesn't take sat swarms. what you need are some cash and bunch of educated and motivated smart people. that can be tricky sometimes

Qualia can't be definitively proven.

It was funny to watch this discussion turn from skepticism at the top to then a bunch of proponents moving in and crowding out the rational voices. It feels a bit religious to me, at least unscientific, there are obviously no testable hypotheses about subjective descriptions, and so people seem to dig in on their sides more than if there was a real basis for comparison. I default to not believing in it until there is actual strong evidence, same as ghosts and the Loch Ness monster and whatnot.

I'm one of the naysayers denying aphantasia in the comments.Why would we default to believing people, though? I get your point. Believe people when they tell you their experience. Sure, that seems like a reasonable thing to do. But in this case, when there is zero evidence besides a self-reported experience, why do we default to believing that there are suddenly two types of people, instead of assuming that semantics has created this illusion?You're defaulting to being nice, which is fine, but i

<monotone>oh. no. that. is. horrible.</monotone>

good, hire american. idc what your sob story is

Everything they say is a lie.

I encourage you to pause and reflect on how confident and wrong you are at the same time.

the current admin are working hard to destroy the U.S as if they're foreign agents.not only are they making it hard & unbearable for families of US citizens & PR holders to be together.while at the same time - discouraging talent to come to the US at a crucial time when talent is at a premium due to A.I development.last the backwards energy policy of banning renewable energy.

Inhumane is every choice made by this country under this regime. The "bothsides" and "no politics" crowds are equally as complicit in this as Trump voters.

You forgot [INCOMPETENCE]

everything this administration does daily is from one of three boxes [CHAOS] [CORRUPTION] [CRUELTY] this is a little from the first box and the last boximagine what's tomorrow or next weekmeanwhile let's all enjoy the billion spent on making statues gold plated in DC and the ballroom and the arch and his drapes and his reflecting pool and 100 foot banners of his face on federal building and his face on gold coins, passports, park passes and the $250 billit's surreal

I think there are a lot of inhumane things happening around the world right now to label this inconvenient, at best. We need better leadership through higher voter participation and an informed electorate to stop these inhumane and inconvenient policies.

I can’t think of any other rationale. What, only border officers are able to process a visa renewal? Please. We can have offices inside the country handle this stuff, just like offices handle Trusted Traveler applications and Social Security card issuances.The point is surely to get another chance to grill the immigrant and potentially bar them entry. Other countries don’t always do this: Canada for example has inland changes of status and I believe renewals.

Thank you captain obvious

Hey! She was a genius and deserved it!/s (poe's)

Unless you use the visa to marry Donald Trump, as his 3rd wife did.

Suspicious given the xenophobic nationalist government the US has in place. "But we're just following the rules!" innocent look

I mean, anyone who is still defending this administration isn't even trying to have a conversation in good faith.I have a Republican friend who appreciates the Supreme Court Justices, and then suddenly has zero clue about any news story involving the administration, and shrugs off the war. This despite meticulously following Benghazi hearings when it was someone he wanted to dislike. He would rather Trump be Romney, but he's not going to do anything about it whatsoever.I blame myself for teasing

The cruelty is the point.

The part I like most is moving repeatable work out of the token loop and into scripts. Once a step is stable, it should probably become deterministic code. Let the model decide when to run it instead of making the model rediscover how to do it every time.

The fresh-session review catches a lot, but it can only raise precision, never recall. It sees what got written, never what the first pass silently skipped and that leaves no trace in the diff, so it doesn't show up anywhere you'd think to look.

Hyperbole?>Much of the landform has been shaped by the actions of glaciers and the shrinkage of the bay over long periods of timeThis would support your notion. Albeit ridiculous.>Finally starting in the Late Ordovician and continuing into the Silurian did the gradual regional subsidence of this part of the Canadian Shield form the Hudson Bay BasinThis would not.I cannot decide whether to laugh, or downvote your comment without more context. That I did some research and learning to decide to com

It is not difficult to understand why you are being downvoted. You are insisting that your own personal observations are the absolute truth, and rejecting everyone else's.

Fuck you.

> to make power, and therefore cooling, more stable/cheap.and make the problem even worse. lol. There's only one actual solution to this problem but no one wants to talk about it :)

Nice to see everyone taking a break from their day jobs at Google of continually breaking yt-dlp so it's impossible to use, to comment how this is an injustice.To the aggrieved I say: 403 Forbidden.In their defense, you're not getting the full YouTube experience without ads of an AI doctor selling you suppositories.

Throw the computer and the smartphone out of the window.Or more reasonably, the same old thing : use Linux, hack a little, why not learn programming basics. But learn to own your technology, fight against centralization of technology. The same old RMS story.IDK where the tech industry is going, if there will be jobs anymore or not, but what I'm sure (and what have been the case for the last 10-15 years anyway) is that for most tech jobs, having good technical knowledge beyond the basics is prett

Horrible advice. This may have been good advice 10 years ago, but not today. There are no positions for people who "kind of understand how toy LLMs work" because so many engineers do these days. Most of the real LLM optimization work is at the edge of research and highly proprietary and not something you could ever do without infra that costs millions.But of course, 10 years ago this wasn't obvious.

As a father of two small children I feel heartbroken. Will we die together in a heatwave in a few years? Do I flee north now? How should we (can we?) prepare (them) for what is coming. Can the next generation have something close to a "normal" live?

HN has been trash since the beginning, just like you

Can't trust the FDA anymore

I think that is a sort of a reverse scaling fallacy. Given the right resources and environments, many small models can function together in an emergent way. I’ve been on the lookout for an SLM version of Conway’s game of life. SLM always reminds me of slime molds, which demonstrate a form of intelligence which is remarkable.

Don’t anthropomorphize it because that’s bad for you. It’s not human and not alive. It’s a pile of tensors.

Does that mean an African elephant 2.57×10^11 (neurons) is smarter than a human 8.6×10^10 (neurons)?

I really like the approach and design, just a tad worried it also looks like a greenhouse that will then need cooling - will have to dig into the design, thanks for sharing.

As an aside, I forgot to reply to this-"and the insurance agencies that give discounts"Which insurance agencies give discounts for unmonitored cameras? Can you cite it? I can find a couple that give a meaningless tiny discount, but overwhelmingly they only give discounts for active monitored cameras. For precisely the reason I mentioned above: Having an SD card showing that "yup, someone stole the car" is useless.

I'm a hobbyist IT enthusiast, not a professional computer guy, but from my point of view there's a big difference between a bunch of servers hosting something people want, like Netflix, and a warehouse full of GPUs running around the clock to make Lobster Jesus or whatever.It's also a proxy for people's feelings on AI--essentially the only way people have to fight back against the new technology that makes eternal garbage and is supposedly coming for their jobs is to push for banning "data cente

You just did.

I think the case against Flock isn't about its efficacy, it's simply about civil rights.Similar to how gun laws aren't about the safety of guns, I think Flock cameras, and other surveillance technologies simply encroach on individual freedoms.A citizen should be reasonably free from government surveillance.

You betta lose yoself in the contextIt’s not theft, you own itYou betta neva use Go (go) (go)You only get 1 promptDo not use canvas (No!)Cause opportunity comes once in a lifetime

If you’re not putting the same effort into evaluating models please just don’t. Too many people already take the Pelican too seriously for society’s own good.

80% are bots, 10% trolls, and 5% foreign agents.I’ll take Bluesky over that every day.

Dude, you’re just going down a rabbit hole with imaginary arguments. Nobody’s talking about your weird location argument.

Still no rectangular phone option. WTF is wrong with Google?Round watches are not cool. They end up inconvenient and uncomfortable.

Literal trash for nazis.By the way if you're looking to get off of Cursor since X.ai bought them, I switched to Zed a few weeks ago and out-of-the-box it does everything Cursor can without charging you their dumbass premium. The transition is pretty much seamless

This thread is obviously being astroturfed by x.ai bots.I've literally never heard someone say they are excited about Musk's CSAM slop bot yet there are like 10 of them here.

We do not celebrate pedophiles, regardless of what they do.

> You may not like Elon, but you must respect him.Pedophiles don't get any respect, sorry.

how many CSAM per second on this version

Still not dead somehow even though they've been renting out datacenter capacity and other (seeming) problems with people leaving and so on. Quite impressive unless it's just been benchmaxxed.

> healthyKind of disappointed by how many people don't see any reason to boycott a model that nudified minors and makes money for a guy that does Nazi salutes.

This is just an anti-trans dogwhistle

And which biological truths are those?

Man, that is a fuckin stage 4 internet brain worm infection you're dealing with if, when evaluating an LLM, your third criterion is what it thinks about trans people.

A number of HN commenters want the nazi AI! Which certainly makes me distrust their judgement in other domains.

Nobody wants a nazi AI

Yeah. There is just one dominant direction when you take into account how it's clearly depicted to the rest of the world, and no direct popular vote for the highest chair.Oh wait, that's the United States. The difference between red and blue is just that it's more able to do business and bombs come with flowers when dealing with federal governments of the latter.

It's crazy that I'd literally trust a Chinese AI company with my data over anything Musk is involved with.Like, even if you don't care about (or even like) his politics and can look past how unlikable he comes off as, the damage he's done to his own reputation in this domain just makes using his products like this a no-go. He's literally so rich that he can get caught personally looking through chat sessions and it wouldn't slow him down a bit. He's too rich to be held accountable, and that make

Oh boy, I've always wanted to give a gas turbine powered CSAM generator my credentials! I can't wait, sign me up now.

I'm so tired of needing technical workarounds because of human stupidity. Exact same thing as the "age declaration" bullshit we see all over. Dig that trench, bury the cable, put the sand back, end of the story. Here in France we use public money to pay "experts" to ensure building wind turbines won't disturb the "natural energy highways" or some other bullshit before delivering the permit, they may even propose alternative locations for the turbine to disturb less the energies, bunch of lunatic

You're mad.

And software keeps getting worst.The analogy I like is that building software is running a Michelin restaurant. The moment you scale, the chef is just writing cooking books and is absent, and you move into franchising, you will be amazed at the bottom line revenue scaling, while customers will be progressively appalled with the food...

you don't understand what I wrote.

OTOH, people get a new iPhone every year and they are ok with it.

Apple is somewhere between fashion company and second rate tech company.They could have 9 year old AI and still post profits.Not sure if it's my pixel or android, but I made a randos jaw drop with what the crappy AI on android can do.When are we getting android OpenClaw?

A small model would be. I think that’s more the point. It’s definitely not SOTA but it’s fast and energy efficient and local.

I don't fully understand the implementation details, but I really enjoyed reading this.One of the things I like about posts like this is that they reveal how much thought and ingenuity can go into making something run faster. From the outside, "it's just a video codec," but underneath there are all these clever tricks that most users will never notice.It's a nice reminder that decades-old software still has fascinating engineering problems hidden inside it, and that there's always another layer

Flock seems to be pretty unpopular, internet-wide, in bipartisan tech/very online worlds; feels like 90% to me.Where things start coming into balance a bit more is among the Nextdoor paranoia crowd.

Flock data can be accessed by anyone. Literally. anyone. at anytime. Go see for yourselves.https://measuredcollective.com/flocks-ai-surveillance-camera...

me when I can't read

Some people think that the only ones downsized were the “dead weight”, so therefore, with them and their bureaucracy out of the way, the remaining people will be faster and better able to do their real work. From what I’ve seen, this is not the case. If anything, the opposite may have happened.

What changed is that right after the CEO visited the White House, a retraction was issued. This White House does not have a history of being factual, but does have a history of doing "favors" for big donors, which Taylor Farms is.

Explosive diarrhea doesn’t take long to show up, and it may be hard to identify which company or who’s responsible when you fired all of the people from the department that it’s supposed to police those type of things.

In forty years I have very rarely seen menus change substantially.If you are working with food you should know about allergies. It just comes with the territory. I’m baffled by how this is somehow too hard for US folks yet we manage fine.

Hasn't happened before, suddenly happens now after the cuts. It's not too complicated. People are dying and people have died. The new administration must collect all available evidence and then submit to grand juries for prosecution.

They’re not thinking. They like the cuts, and DOGE, and musk, and the feel of that boot coming down on the neck. So they’re making post hoc rationalizations for everything.It’s certainly not motivated by principles or a concern for reality.

Impressive results! How does it compare to existing solutions on cost?

This admin is detaching from democracy and encourages a fact-free world. We will need those to fix climate change.

If you think software performance is a solved problem today, there is nothing more I have to say.Consumer software is slower than ever. And only getting worse.

> Say you were interviewing a human, to see how capable they were.Even if this was a good idea when applied to humans (it's not), LLMs aren't humans, and I worry about people who don't understand the difference.

YES , true, folks get into deep debates on gui vs cli , but use what ever makes you truly more productive... it is personal choice and preference , not one tool fits all

This is why LLMs are shit. They get between you and everything and turn it into a negotiation.

if OpenAI adds all the features from CC into Codex, i’ll gladly switch.

dont bother reading just play the tiny void game below

At this point I couldn't care less.

It should be point based and go to the next word instead of killing the game.

> Not really, those games are very simple code wise. A high schooler could do it (source me).That very much depends on how much they did themselves. If they used unity, and went very light on the simulation, sure.> You could make a bullet hell game engine as a project in an intro CS course.No you couldn’t. Well you could but it wouldn’t be appropriate for actual beginners unless you stripped it down so much that calling it an engine was meaningless.

This blog post further undermines my trust in Jarred.He makes it sound like Claude did a fantastic Rust rewrite, and "the work continues."But when the Rust port merged to main, the state of the code was very, very bad. There were 13,000 instances of `unsafe`, no Miri tests at all, and, sure enough, it exposed UB in safe Rust. https://github.com/oven-sh/bun/issues/30719Observers could see this coming from a mile away, objected strongly to using AI to RIIR before the code merged. Rather than incor

As expected [0] [1], this was a clear advertisement / marketing opportunity of Anthropic's Fable model on rewriting Bun (which powers Claude Code) from Zig into Rust.Something that would have taken hundreds of developers now took 1 developer with Fable.Now Claude, rewrite Claude Code from TypeScript to Rust. Make absolutely zero mistakes.[0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48073893[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48240829

You can see the size difference in the number of files https://app.principal-ade.com/oven-sh/bun

This slop rewrite introduced new vulnerabilities and regressions.

Solved! Now Meta is a pro-privacy company. /sIt is 10 years too late to trust Meta on anything.

The ultimate solution is banning these pedo-oriented spy products.

I didn't think there was much on/about the internet and devices that I was ignorant on but I literally never thought about it like this..."It's a literal felony if you were to hand a kid a porno, gore/death videos, etc, but handing a kid a phone with unrestricted internet is completely fine for > 50% of parents [1]. And, the children of these failed parents go around the schools showing other children "shock" videos to get their reactions, like (an example I know) another child being murdered, o

if it's not exactly 1000 words, then no skill is involved and the writers may as well be published by Penguin or HarperColins or something.

The fact that the site was obviously spat out by Claude and AI is explicitly not disallowed means this isn't worth paying any human attention to at all.

The quoted phrase is one of the hallmarks of LLM-isms. He is 100% correct

> take full advantage of the wealth of knowledge provided by the internetSeems like a bit of a stretch in modern times. Do you have any idea what percentage of traffic is TikTok/YouTube/Facebook?

I'm not sure that's "catching on". One would think that if they can't reliably offer a service, they shouldn't be offering it in the first place.

You can't prove something is/isn't created with AI.Also, if AI generated content cannot be copyrighted, they can't infringe copyright as well

I think you're just bad at identifying assholes

So your stance seems to be "It's okay to fund Nazis as long as you like what they have to say about the trains running on time."I understand that you want to defend you business and your friend, but signing up with the Nazi party means you sign up with all of it. I find it highly unlikely your cofounder was unaware of the rest of the racist and viscous rhetoric when he opened his checkbook to buy the party the equivalent of a house.Mullvad likely makes good money, but thats not a casual "I read

Are you honestly surprised that roughly 0 HN users read that, or that they are loudly complaining about this, likely without even reading beyond the headline of this post?

Cause of all the theists at cell

> Exoplanets also aren't planets.Imagine writing this.

> "The reality is this is world-ending technology and absolutely nobody knows what to do or can even agree that the problem exists."The reality is that the "people in power" believe it is "world-ending technology" and will therefore use it in world-ending ways. People are absolutely 100% the danger here, not the technology.

Similarly, the Claude app for iOS tries to force you through a mandatory onboarding where you're required to set your account name among other things. I've never needed this to use the CLI or the web app so I have no idea why they think they need it on iOS. There's seemingly no way to bypass this, so on iOS I've had to use Claude in Safari. Ridiculous.

surprise! the ai companies that stole every conceivable copywritten work to train their models doesn't want you to be able to have any privacy either.

That's about the level of respect the tech industry has for users

> hysterical. The intent of this steg is excruciatingly clearEven good goals do not excuse malicious or reckless execution. The ends do not always justify the means.Whether or not it harmed you this time, it's a violation of trust and autonomy.Surely you'd be angry if someone secretly installed a rootkit onto your computer, even if--at least for now--it only had code to try to detect and snitch on Public Enemy #1.

Copying over my comment from elsewhere in this post:Anthopic choosing to delay their models' invevitable distillation by competitors is their prerogative.That they choose to implement it by fingerprinting my access patterns without first disclosing is where they shit the bed. It isn't "sneaky" it's straight up sneaky (and dishonest and unscrupulous while we're at it). That this particular instance is harmless doesn't give me much comfort. Who's to say they aren't harvesting PII?That their action

"The harsh sentence for a defendant who wasn’t even at the Prairieland protest"The proud boys leader, that spent 5 years in prison for J6, wasn't even at the protest.shrug

> Uh, I think firing a gun at someone is a bit more than "inciting violence", more like attempted murder?The shot cop had drawn a gun on someone who was running away.The judge didn’t even permit the defense to argue “defense of self or others” as a justification.

It should be obvious that it is utterly incompatible with the values and mission of Mullvad for a Mullvad executive to give a large amount money from Mullvad customers to advance public policy with the primary and direct intent to restrict freedom of expression.

sorry but your argument is sophomoric and disingenuous. and your absurd complaint about "killing" makes it pretty clear you're not engaging in good faith.

Why are we assuming only American labs can innovate? DeepSeek already innovated a lot in efficiency, for example.

How so? You'll soon have your choice of a very old OAI model or a new Chinese model, because the USG has no interest in letting you access the newest models without explicit permission.

LLMs might have nothing to do with the linguistic part of the brain by the way.

It will be difficult to build it that small, however you will end up with a PC that doesn’t use proprietary hardware and is easier to repair. There is something to say about that.

If anything this is MORE evidence that the infinite money printer will be coming online any second now! Yep aaaaany second now... OH THERE IT- awww one of you guys wasn't praying hard enough.

Sam didn't lie, they are in fact a non profit.

You walk in, as the EU, and assume control of the facility, by force if needed. The value is that the capacity exists within the bounds of your nation state control.China knows this, developed countries that lost their manufacturing capacity are relearning this.

Maybe they could have included an option to switch between GC implementations, like Java had done before.Maybe in all those years they could have thought of that.

The beauty IMO of LLMs as a computational surface, is the ease of generating the data to feed it. Everyone understands how to create natural language records already.

> No lelanthran, software engineering and plumbing are not the same job. No lelanthran, LLMs can't be plumbers.Who said that?More to the point, how many plumbers does society need?

Personally, it would still bother me if some lazy bro hit a code-generator and people end up dead.For context search, I find LLM quite useful... still wrong 20% of the time... but it has some utility.Here is a thought experiment: If "AI" will eventually generate your work, than what actual value do you bring to the table? =3

> There are definitely cognitive feedback loopsHave you read the article in question. It is saying that for one continuous thought, the brain will use different part of the brain to do different thing. It does not say that there is a "loop controler" anywhere. On the contrary, it illustrates that there is no loop controller: there is not special brain function that control this loop, this loop is "how the brain works", and LLM don't do that, they are incapable to do that, it is not how they work

If you need to use an "agentic platform" I'd recommend that you get accustomed to reading and writing without one.If you can't one-shot your problem with the free LLM that Google gives you, you're jerking yourself off.Just write it the old fashioned way.

Luckily, I have a similar blog post about memory system as well https://markhuang.ai/blog/ai-memory-beyond-rag

Great post! Agent memory is a chaotic space right now, every library claims to have solved it, and the comparisons usually stop at feature checklists. This post goes back to first principles instead, and it shows. The procedural-memory audit and the forgetting reframe are the kind of clarity the field needs more of.

> I have a weird background mix of analytic philosophy, linguistics/NLP, propaganda research, and long-term institutional data science/strategy work, which unfortunately does not make ATS systems especially low-friction as I try to jump industries.There's a choice to be made between helpfully defeating someone's ATS and searching for more clueful employers. I'll probably be walking paper resumes into local offices next time around anyhow.

OpenAI uses stainless for at least some of their SDKs.

People usually drive slow too through flooded sections. They don't have the advantage of any descent of the car diverging from HD maps, or any water level visually below HD map surface serving as an immediate warning.

not understanding written words is one thing, but your lack of basic maths is appalling

Interesting history of how Los Alamos evolved from wartime nuclear physics into one of the major U.S. centers for medical isotope production.The article covers:early stable isotope work that helped enable NMR/MRI, the production of strontium-82 for cardiac PET imaging, the chemistry challenges of extracting isotopes from irradiated targets, and newer alpha-emitting cancer therapeutics like actinium-225.One thing I didn’t appreciate before reading this: many medical isotopes have half-lives short

The initial cost for a dark fibre on a power pool is very low and can give you low latency and high bandwidth.Starlink antenna needs a lot more energy and has a high montly cost.That shouldn't be very economically for long.

Lol. Dramatics and accusation and you expect people to take you seriously… All this does is pour serious doubt over the veracity of the links you posted.

Huh? Why wouldn’t they just spin up the current help-desk darling? (Intercom) Rolling their own seems silly.

Saved a lot of my time thanks!

Slowly clawing back liberties against this fascist administration.

And you didn't invest anything in polish, quality and reliability before... why? Because for any questions people have you reply something like "I have Claude working on this right now" and have no idea what's happening in the code?A reminder: your vibe-coded slop required peak 68GB of RAM, and you had to hire actual engineers to fix it.

Boris, wait, wait, wait,Why not use tired cache?Obviously storage is waaay cheaper than recalculation of embeddings all the way from the very beginning of the session.No matter how to put this explanation — it still sounds strange. Hell — you can even store the cache on the client if you must.Please, tell me I’m not understanding what is going on..otherwise you really need to hire someone to look at this!)

I’m having a hard time coming up with a better way. Simply banning all manufacturing and import is not going to work when it’s heavily addictive. In the case of alcohol, quitting cold can kill you.Banning it today and expecting people to cope, or attempt to fund recovery efforts for a whole nation would completely misunderstand the addicts mind. If you don’t want to quit, you never will.Instead we have a total ban that is timeboxed to allow the addicts the rest of their lives to quit one way or

PSA to iOS users: if you tap the lock button 5x it forces password-only unlocking. Useful at protests or any precarious situations with law enforcement.

Mars is so bad, y'all.

And from my side of politics it seems like every thread about that group has a handful of dick riders who will stand for zero criticism of their cult leaders.

Suspicion, doubt and negativity is the default for this administration not the exception, for legitimate reasons.It's always hard to get tell with you people whether your attempt at trolling is based on willful ignorance, maliciousness or immaturity. Probably all three.

Does anyone hear that sound?

Too many fake naked Elon Musks nowadays, Tim Cook was just protecting Elon's innocence ;-)

Yeah, I don’t advocate criminal behavior either but I don’t understand how these troublesome priests aren’t rid of by, like…everyone.

> I don't want to stop Flock the company. I want to stop Flock the business model, along with all the other mass surveillance, and the data brokers.Then you want to stop the company.Which is reasonable.

Are you intentionally trying to not be taken seriously?

Wait, where is there a 'beta' tag to something that they are charging real money for? Why is this software any different than any other software and we should completely give away our rights as a consumer to ensure what we pay for is delivered?

Where in the U.S. Constitution are HOAs considered a level of the U.S. government?They are an extra-governmental organization whose very existence is un-Constitutional. Where in the Constitution is it provided for that an association of henny penny busybodies and Karens could be established in a neighborhood that can never be escaped from, disbanded, or legally challenged?In fact 90% of what the U.S. government does is un-Constitutional, especially including any attempt to ban smoking in multifa

This isn't even that new. Part of the motivation for building autonomous nuclear response programs during the cold war was specifically to remove accountability, and guilt, from human operators. But AI does bring it to a new level.

Specially AI Hallucination bombs, that hit a park named "Police Park", because it thinks it's killing policemen[1], or a children school with Shahed in the name[2], because it thinks It has something to do with drones.[1] https://x.com/MarioNawfal/status/2029575052535173364[2] https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2026/3/6/elementary-school-in...

> Gatestone Institute is an American far-right think tank known for publishing anti-Muslim articles.> The organization has attracted attention for publishing false or inaccurate articles, some of which were shared widely.> The Gatestone Institute has been frequently described as anti-Muslim, regularly publishes false reports to stoke anti-Muslim fears, and has published false stories pertaining to Muslims and Islam.- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gatestone_InstituteThe US and Israel have repeate

Why is this downvoted? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

It seems to me that you realized at the end that "their reach to [you] personally is [absolutely not] diminished".

This is a poor take. "You can make this mismanaged steaming pile of bot-infested garbage better if you just filter everything!"

Astounds me that anyone is still using that platform after seeing how Musk treated the engineers when he took over.

well put. if their mission is to help protect vulnerable communities, and the effort to post on X is near zero ( it can be automated or take just a moment manually), they are betraying their mission to help protect as many vulnerable communities as possible.

This Hunter Biden shit is a good example. It was all over the place all the time. I don't even live in the US and kept stumbling on people talking about it in social media.Conservative talking points are everywhere, even when I try to avoid them myself (for example, on fucking YouTube I am often recommended right wing bullshit when I view anything more political).Right wingers are always very soy. For people that for years complained about oppression olympics they can't seem to stop crying about

Those "conservative opinions" were usually violent hate speech. There was no shortage of "conservative opinions" pre-buyout.I think people were just upset certain figures were held to the TOS.

Politics is all-encompassing. You don’t get to declare your beliefs privileged and above contestation. We always have to fight these battles.

Personal question: are you a bot?

Ah, so a propagandist with a predefined narrative.

My grandparents were pretty WASPy, conservative people who lived in northern Idaho. And they hated the white supremacist/neonazi groups up there with a burning passion. They were of an age to remember people going off to fight in Germany and Asia against that kind of ideology.They would have been absolutely appalled and ashamed to see a business leader throwing those salutes and backing it up with talk of a "white homeland" and similar comments.I find it deeply dismaying that people consider tha

While they work on getting it to tell the time they'll just be over there listing targets for military strikes.

just a rumor, but i heard altman was adding a timer which required the R&D dept. to triple

Tell me you're losing market share to competitors without telling me you're losing market share to competitors

Can you guys remind me again why you're doing this?

It really feels like LLMs will mostly become tools for tech workers rather than the kind of civilization-level transformation sama has been peddling. Every single comment here seems to confirm the above.

For me it's not the price. It's the fact that they obviously read my prompts and may even use a derived version of my data for training. As it's very clear in the meantime that SAMA lies most of the time, there's just no way I can trust this company in any way.

I assume in any sort of thread on a topic like this there is going to be inorganic activity. These companies are all fighting rather hard to try to gain marketshare, potentially worth $trillions, with a product fully capable of producing endless reasonably compelling content to populate an account, a website, or any other basic proof of identity one might ever want.It's probably never been the case that plurality of views meant anything since online is a bubble to begin with, filtered by endless

It's interesting seeing all the ChatGPT users in this thread, knowing what we know about OpenAI. Either they don't care about what OpenAI does, don't know their reputation, or feel like their use is too insignificant to matter.

I mean... insiders are betting on war crimes. Yes, the insider betting is bad but it doesn't even touch the edges compared to committing war crimes. And if the government is committing war crimes, why would they care about something so inconsequential as betting on them?

So you admit then that using as much solar and wind and storage as possible reduces the need for imported gas. As such it should be a national priority.

Is 5min charge and 500mile range enough to finally stop the usual procession of objections to EVs? I know this is a luxury model and the charging stations will take awhile to roll out, but the trajectory is crystal clear and the momentum fast.Where’s the usual comments claiming that hybrids are the true way forward?

Of course this garbage country does that to their citizens. I hope everyone involved drops dead.

That's exactly it. They admitted supplying anti-government rebels with weapons.Imagine a country comes and arm a group in the US to rebel against the government..

US president, holding nukes and saying things like "whole civilization will die tonight" is just state terrorism of the worst kind, ... so far, yes. It may become a war crime of genocide. Not sure why should I or anyone wait and see, before issuing sweeping comments about all of america, which made this possible, by working hard to building up the military capable of doing it and giving power to nutjob issuing the threats.Be sure that this US threat is not just against Iran, it's a US threat agi

China could definitely do this, to offset the minuscule of the destruction they do with the dark fishing fleets around (and possibly in) protected marine areas.

Isn't it obvious? They already offer financing on new machines with the Apple Card. You can put your iPhone or new Mac on an installment program. It's been around since at least 2020.

Imagine if all service providers were behaving like this.> Ahh, sorry we broke your workflow.> We found that `log_level=error` was a sweet spot for most users.> To make it work as you expect it so, run `./bin/unpoop` it will set log_level=warn

Back in 2004, we—Mozilla—made Google the default search engine in Firefox. It wasn’t just a product decision; it was a strategic revenue play. At the time, we were monetizing search real estate, and Google was the clear leader. The deal became the backbone of our income, eventually bringing in nearly $300 million annually by 2017 and later scaling to an estimated $400–$450 million per year through 2023. For over a decade, this partnership accounted for the vast majority of Mozilla’s revenue—arou

vibes. obviously

The space program exists for politcal reasons and political reasons only. The moonlanding was an act of propaganda designed to radicalize american into a belief in the indominability of American technological supremacy.Now, whatever American supremacy stood for in 1969, these days it stand for genocide and childrape. The US, it's space program, it's tech industry, and silicon valley have all suffered a great deal of reputational damage.So showing up on a public forum to circle-jerk about it is p

I would be more depressed if, looking at the current political landscape this corner decided to be entirely alienated or oblivious to the environment in which this massive achievement is made.

>Focus on the people who foment and benefit from this division and distractionyour comment is entirely politcal, i.e. contributing more to the problem.qui bono? we for sure don't bono.

>> Rather than assigning blame I think it's fair to ask the people here to behaveFirst, are you not doing just that - blaming the people here for making you unhappy?Second, you're welcome to demand this, but they/we are just as welcome to tell you to piss off.

The trouble with openai is that by using them, you're supporting fascism.

Very cool thread. Middle school jokes and culture wars. I’m so glad we don’t allow political threads on here and can instead bask in the intellectual might of people talking about TV man the did/didn’t like.

I’m actually surprised to see him being revered on HN. Over the last few years, Chuck has come out as a supporter of the MAGA movement, as well as of views opposing gay marriage and the Boy Scouts’ inclusion of non-straight members. I’m neither gay nor conservative, but I genuinely never enjoyed those Chuck Norris jokes 20 years ago, and I probably never maintained friendships with people who idolized Chuck.

“We’d like to keep the circumstances private”Yes, but now I’m like, super suspicious.

You're probably right, but that's not the usual wording you hear. Of course, when grieving, proper proofreading may not be (nor should it be) at the top of anyone's list.

They usually don't put it like that, though. It's usually just "please respect our privacy during this difficult time", etc.

What exactly made him a "class act"?Was it the part where he wanted public schools to force the Bible on everyone's children, regardless of their family's faith?Or was it the part where he attacked the Boy Scouts for lifting their ban on gay members, because he broadly hates the LGBTQ+ community?Or, likewise, when he staunchly supported Prop 8, because he felt that the government should enforce strict "traditional family values", and deny consenting adults he doesn't like to marry each other?Or

> Does being a good person also mean agreeing with your politics?Can we stop framing human rights as "politics"? People hating on others because they don't like that they're gay or trans or black or brown... that's just people being fundamentally awful people, and has nothing to do with politics.The fact that they are then taking their awfulness and engaging politically to enshrine their awful views into law just adds another dimension to it.I said this in another comment: if these people with

Oh, for sure. MAGA types think some of my views are absolutely abhorrent. I'm pretty sure there are a few cultures that would kill me for my views.Just because they hate me, though, doesn't mean I can't disagree with their position.

Chuck Norris promising the USA will have 1,000 years of darkness if Obama wins in 2012 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ae9b-B_EQ0

https://www.thepinknews.com/2021/01/13/chuck-norris-homophob...

It's depressing your comment is being shadowed. You'd think the HN crowd would be more intellectual. Chuck Norris did have shitty views.

Chuck Norris was no role model, unless you want your young men to grow up as fascist Christian nationalist homophobes.

He was openly maga and a homophobe and a transphobe. I wouldn’t consider these qualities for a role model.

It's pure irrationality.The only winning move is not to play - leave behind all the Windows and Apples garbage, and life gets remarkably better. I'm almost 6 months in switching from Windows to Linux and it's so awesome that my computer doesn't fight me anymore. I've done 10% of the troubleshooting under Linux that I had to do under Windows, and that was just early on; once things work, they stay working, and there's no sense of dread about what was going to break next after every patch Tuesday.

I'm somewhat surprised that Windows is still most of personal computers. In my eyes, it's fundamentally inferior to Linux, and its superficial superiority only comes from the ecosystem, which is to say adoption, not some inherent trait. But then, since Linux adoption didn't meaningfully change in the last 20 years, I'm forced to confront the fact that either I'm wrong about its fundamentals, or the market is able to be irrational for longer than I find reasonable. Either way, Windows in my mind,

Only the (a?) sweet spot if you'd otherwise already be a two-car household.(And the larger gas vehicle can still be a non-plug-in hybrid.)

Fair, I forgot about aphantasia! The whole plan for AGI is still built on creaky eugenic foundations: measuring intelligence to distinguish who is "intelligent" and who is not. The whole idea of "human baselines" from the paper is terrifying, they even start it by excluding people without a high school degree! Looking at their 10 cognitive faculties ontology, there is no reason why people with lower education levels should be excluded...

AGI is defined now as "whatever makes 1 trillion dollars of profit".

The Trump admin has found a neat loophole where they ignore the supreme court when they don’t like what the ruling is

kinda the same technique Democrats want to use as well with their "pack the SCOTUS" campaigns. They want to shove a bunch more justices in there so they can get their way.I hate how weaponized each side is. We desperately need a viable 3rd party that can win elections and hold seats + put age limits on the majority of these political positions like POTUS. Our country should not be ran by 80 year olds in the House, Senate, or POTUS.

Well yes, but by republicans on Trumps behalf. Not allowing Obama to put a new judge forward in the last year of his term, and then allowing Trump to with even less time left in his term is just a chef's kiss of hypocrisy.

Most of 19th and early-20th century history, which is very much recent history.Look up:- The Haymarket Affair- The Homestead Strike- The Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire- The Ludlow Massacre- The Battle of Blair MountainYou could also simply have taken the quote you were responding to and run it through a few LLMs to acquire those examples.

I strive to be understood, and my streams of thought are often weird and generally intractable. Nobody really wants to read that; nobody wants the deep threads required to explain it.I value reading novel and interesting thoughts and ideas. I don't feel "tricked" when I read something of substance or thought provoking, even if LLM generated and decorated with the platitudes and common forms for dull readers.

Well as of right now, mathematically and scientifically, the way an LLM works has nothing to do with how the human brain works.

You're hitting on something important. The pattern with most "AI at work" rollouts is: here's a new tool, now do more with it. The workload doesn't shrink — it just shifts from one kind of effort to another, plus you now babysit the AI output.The Amazon case is a perfect example. They bolted AI onto existing workflows and expected productivity gains, but what employees actually got was more review cycles and cleanup work.I think the distinction is whether AI replaces a tedious step entirely or j

Everyone here is so far from a normie it is almost painful. Dead internet is an outcome of supply and demand.The fundamental issue is that a plurality of humans pref the direction things have gone and are moving in. Is it a good direction? By this crowd’s standards, no.To be clear, i dont like either but when i watch the speed kids swap between 5 insta accounts and 3 reddit accounts, it seems the majority are happy with it.

For once a "this is a very HN" comment seems earned but I think it just marks you at not really the target audience for HNOne of the reason we come to HN is that curiosity and caring about details is rewarded and makes for great discussionAlso your comment has no substance. I stand totally unimpressed by your opposition between the whole and the details and I fail to see how this is relevant. Care to explain what tackling the whole would look like ?Or are you just trying to handwawe away some po

Boulder is not a town you generally want to upset, I would expect this to have an outsized inverse impact compared to what the White House expects over the long term.

This language could mog the ASU frat leader into a career ending cortisol spike. Clav finally has some clapback after getting trolled by an foids all day.

Good bot.

Humpty Dumpty sat on a wallHumpty Dumpty had a great fallAll the king's horses and all the king's menCouldn't put Humpty together again--It's going to take a lot of glue to try to put the United States together again.

>> NASCAR is awesome. Don't diss NASCARNASCAR used to be about bootlegging criminals who knew how to hotrod shit & liked to say fuck the police & the fedsNow it’s a bunch of repressed homosexual retards who love sucking the cops/feds dicksIt could use being done away with for the time being, until it can return to its roots.

> eat what you like and be sure to get a lot of fiber each daySure sounds like another fad diet.

This is just https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rodrigues%27_rotation_formula

I'm really glad random HN commenters know it better than someone that built a language that has been used in thousands of products.

Please don't make excuses for literal evil p*dophile megacorporations. There is plenty of low hanging fruit, and even if there wasn't, this issue is important enough that if they can't fix it they should go out of business.1. They can just disable chat for non age verified accounts. Done. Problem fixed. Oh, but they'll lose money, won't they? That takes precedence over child safety.2. The community is willing to help. You can find examples of independent actors uncovering tens of thousands of NS

The ideal system as far as I'm concerned is one that regulates Roblox out of existence for a variety of sins.At this point I'm just waiting for someone to dig up a name associated with Roblox in the Epstein files, because that's the only way I can conceive of how they've managed to avoid getting shut down this long.

Does your kid post here?

Many programmers believe that math is the best way to solve problems or order the world or whatever. There are lots of real 20 year olds out there using chatbots to "optimize" their humanities learning, or to "optimizing" using dating apps. It's a fact about this audience. Some people have a very myopic point of view, however, it coheres with certain cultural forces, overlapping with people of specific ethnic heritages, who are from California and New York, go to fancy school and post online, to

Why would I inflict that to my friends?

It is indeed a hard provlem. No low hanging fruit. There certainly not alone, but have a bigger issue with grooming and predation since half of all kids use their platform.It would be an easy problem if the government put in place sensible reforms for age verification.

> "Ramping up" means planned to increase.No it doesn't. It means increasing.

I mean, the EIA says "U.S. generation fueled by coal increased by 13% in 2025 to 731 BkWh"The article you linked is mostly about a model of 2026 and 2027 and sure, in the model coal goes away but that's not a fact about coal it's just a model.

To hell with the US

So ... we're going to try even harder to put humans in harm's way?

I have the opposite experience, the amount of AI boosters deriding the less enthusiastic, gleefully exclaiming how someone will be "left behind" if they don't immediately adopt the latest hype cycle, or sharing AI slop and either embellishing or outright lying about it's capabilities is making me want to log off forever. "Handwritten code? Don't you only care about providing maximum shareholder value?" No.

Fair. But finally we are seeing what LLM proponents are putting forward.And it’s exactly what I expected - lines of code. Cute. But… so what? This is not good for the AI hype and nor any continued support for future investment.On the other hand all this stuff is going to drive continual innovation. The more tokens generated the more model producers invest. And we might eventually get to a place of local models.

Some of them definitely do not. Like a fictional encyclopedia? What is the point of that? That's like "an alphabetical novel".And even for the ones that might "beat the rap", I don't understand from your descriptions why they are interesting or unique. A voice note recorder? Cool. There are already hundreds if not thousands of those, why did you need to make your own in the first place? I'm not saying that yours isn't special, I'm just saying that it doesn't help to post the blandest des

The US is in an excellent position to massively harness wind and solar and yet right now it's dialing up the coal usage. I am comfortable celebrating Iceland's decision to not be maliciously dependent on fossil fuels.

Do you know how an LLM works? Can you describe it?

Yeah, or water towers. No need to play god here.

jfc. What is the point? What do people get out of doing that?

You're trying to converse with a LLM. It's made up.

It's more important to understand why they're emitting so much of that CO2 - because a lot of people in China need to eat and have a roof over their heads.Any analysis that fails to take per-capita into account is not made in good faith.

Sorry, I assumed the comment was clear, with your comment above. Here's what I meant: > By your definition every machine has a type of general intelligence. Not just a bog standard calculator, but also my broom. I really don't know of any human that can out perform a standard calculator at calculations. I'm sure there are humans that can beat them in some cases, but clearly the calculator is a better generalized numeric calculation machine. A task that used to represent a significant amount of

It's a culture thing, nobody on the right would ever be convinced by science, they will shop around until they find what they need to hear. My sister in law sent me a video and told me that she thought it was a really good explainer and had a lot of good facts and figures to support it. To humor her, I took a brief glance at it, and saw that it was produced by Dr. Shiva. I was thinking "no way, it can't be that Shiva, could it, email guy?" Yes, yes it was.We are doomed.

People wouldn't just lie on the internet!

Because they are practicing the reverse scientific method. They hold a conclusion in their hand, like, man-made climate change is a hoax, and seek to find any threads of "evidence" that support their foregone conclusion.

Ironically, those still unconvinced of the human influence on climate change seem to be the sort that would trust the basement randos more than they would reputable scientists

Is it? Citizens in Wyoming, South Dakota, North Dakota have ~3x the voting power as citizens of California, seems pretty easy to win many of the things you mentioned on rural townships.

You’re saying Republican politicians are demanding to be interviewed by Steven Colbert? And even if they were, that would matter? (I would think Mr. Colbert would love to have a bunch of R politicians lined up to skewer on his show.)

This is higly abusive. Talks shows have been generally considered exempt from the Equal Time provision since the Regan administration. It it was applied consistently Fox News is basically violating it 24 hours a day.

What're you going to do about it?

This. We are in very serious trouble people.

> It appears that CBS sees equal airtime as a very serious threat to their programming.This seems very dubious given the recent ownership change of CBS and the lack of reason behind the decision. The point the parent comment brings up is that "equal airtime" requires that someone actually request to go on the show and be refused. There is no legitimate cover for CBS' decision as this did not occur. It seems incredibly likely to be one made in fear of political liability rather than legal.

Doesn't apply to late night shows.

The problem is that the policy will not be challenged if people accept it as legitimate. Talk shows aren't common enough or important enough that a challenge is guaranteed to come. And so the ratchet of authoritarian takeover advances a little bit further, as Donald Trump works towards his quite explicit goal of making it illegal for the media to say bad things about him.

> It's like how the minority of Left-leaning people who burn cars and shoot public speakers are what most on the Right see the entire democrat party as.That's the result of well known disinformation tactics by certain media in concert with police forces: wait or provoke a violent outburst in a otherwise peaceful protest, often triggered by carefully planned repetitive police charges, then be ready to film when protesters discharge their frustration against what they have nearby like shops window

I find the death of 2016 conservatism and the advent of the extremist, more violent and hateful republicanism very interesting. It's like how the minority of Left-leaning people who burn cars and shoot public speakers are what most on the Right see the entire democrat party as. Now the Right has their own form of that in those who scroll on Twitter and attack immigrants behind their backs. I feel like, within the next year or so, there will be a vast swath of former republicans who are so violen

But smart robots like Claude should and will have access to production. There has to be something figured out on how to make sure operation remains smooth. The argument of don't do that will not be a viable position to hold long term. Keeping a human in the loop is not necessary.

wage theft is a much larger crime

Have you heard of batteries?

I love that every time one of these threads comes up I am reminded of how little morals the users on this site have; and how they use intellectualism to hide this fact.

It’s not that complicated. People got mad that gay people existed and they had to press “2” for English and here we are.

Yes, that is how cults operate.

You could point out the inconsistency, but I really think the cognitive dissonance of constant and pervasive hypocrisy is the point. Truth is whatever the party tells you today, and we have always been at war with EastAsia.

Worst president ever.

lmaooo imagine the government just sitting on $130B like oops my bad

Because his followers are even dumber.

Trump is not a competent person. How did he ever get rich?

It's unbelievable he's still given any semblance of credence for anything he does. Trump is just palpably stupid. He is bad at absorbing information, he is bad at analytical thinking, he is impatient, vain and rash. Aside from his tenuous legal justification, he never once publicly expressed even a fundamental understanding of the basic mechanics of tariff collection nor what balance of trade actually means. You'd constantly see his proxies on TV just put words in his mouth to bend his foolish p

Friends? America has no friends, only client states.

The dude is a moron: to think there was any thought behind this is to be insane.

Yes what's happening is totally normal, everybody does it all the time.

Yes, but the difference in degree, and how are material. The big showy Hyundai plant raid is an example of something that hasn't happened before. Under Obama there were I-9 audits of Infosys, and under Clinton there was a raid of a Filiberto's, but both of those weren't of foreign workers here to train Americans.

Every developed country on earth has an immigration policy and an administration dedicated to enforcing it.No other developed countries have masked goons abducting people in public wearing civil clothes and masks and disregarding every laws of the country (violating private property and foreign embassies, deporting national citizens, and numerous other preposterous bullshit).Immigration policy enforcement is normal, the madness that has been running in the US for a year isn't.

what the hell, their models were promising tho

Indeed; or, Europe badly needs a competitive model to hedge against US political nonsense.

Unfortunately, the most extreme is that it's the new normal that now, there's >0 chance that someone, whether they are a US citizen or not apparently, child or adult, can end up in a camp, with no due process.

Won't someone think of the poor tech millionaires' pools and their cleaning slaves? If we get rid of the slaves, they'll have to pay at first world cleaning rates! :(

The unstated but obvious (to me?) goal of what ICE is doing is not to get large numbers of people out of the country, but to drive costs down for migrant labor by further disenfranchising them, making them scared, marginal, etc.If they actually thoroughly evicted non-status migrant workers they'd have a outright revolt on their hands from farmers and other businesses that depend on them.Instead those businesses can now take further advantage of the fear of harassment and/or deportation to drive

"Goal" implies there's a plan instead of just wanton cruelty for the sake of cruelty.

The reality is - it doesn't matter. The fact that they have had as many false positives as they have and the way they treat people in general causes it to have rippling effects even for people who are legally here, or are considering legally immigrating.The risk and level of publicity is just too high for many people to even consider, especially people already intelligent/capable enough to immigrate anywhere else that doesn't have these issues or stay in their own country.

Sometimes, often times no. They have detained multiple US citizens.

Yes. Yes, so true. And the phd types building these models are probably even scared in China that ICE will fly there to deport them.

"Papers, please." comes to the US of A.

The Hyundai factory "enforcement" wasn't even legal. Those workers were here to train US workers and the Hyundai employees had proper visas for this.https://apnews.com/article/immigration-raid-hyundai-korea-ic...https://www.koreatimes.co.kr/foreignaffairs/20251112/hundred...https://www.pbs.org/newshour/nation/attorney-says-detained-k...The regime is powered by racism and doesn't think through things.

ICE has been detaining Chinese people in my area (and going door to door in at least one neighborhood where a lot of Chinese and Indians live). I was hearing about this just last week as word spread amongst the Chinese community here (Ohio) to make sure you have some legal documentation beyond just your driver's license on you at all times for protection. People will hear about this through the grapevine and it has a massive (and rightly so) chilling effect. US labs can try but with US governmen

Memory compression is a feature on Windows PCs for years (decades maybe?), it somehow doesn't prevent people from raising valid complaints about swapping with 8Gb or RAM.I wonder, why is it physically painful for some Apple owners to admit that 8Gb is not enough. Like, I'm using PCs for years and I will be the first in line to point their deficiencies and throw a deserved stone at MS, they never cease to provide reasons. Why is it so different at the Apple?

They make those, don't they? They're called MacBook Air?

Too much willingness to disobey unlawful orders from the "woke left" I assume

The solution is parental liability.

Sorry if I wasn't clear - I am proposing that the adults face the robust detection and enforcement of anti-grooming laws. One method is to set up honey-pots with law enforcement officers playing the part of an innocent child (i.e. avoiding entrapment) and then throwing the full weight of the law behind any adult showing predatory behaviour.What I propose is rather than putting all the effort into preventing children from entering dangerous adult spaces, it's better to put the effort into ensurin

The president of peace btw.I'm baffled at the lack of calls to boycott the Fifa world cup in US.And at the double standards applied to Russians and Israelis in their wars of aggression.I guess Israel can play the "October 7th" card at least which was an insane horror.

What are the states going to do with their local election results when the officials in Washington ignore them due to some manufactured state of emergency?He already tried to get specific states' election outcomes discarded from the count on Jan 6, 2021.

Great for you surfin' musk's hype wave while he turns the world into his own fascist dominion. At least you made some bucks along the way! Those come certainly in useful - albeit are quickly depleted - once you live in a totalitarian world where every interaction with the monopolistic oligarchic big-tech-state monster requires a bribe, probably in shitcoins. (see the Russian oligarchic state that the US is quickly progressing towards - apparently Russians have no word for "bribe", as it's common

Done.

Good think I never had one.

Applying Boolean logic to conditional protein activation is an elegant way to address the systemic toxicity trade-offs inherent in many modern biotherapeutics. It’s exciting to see modular synthetic biology moving from theoretical circuits toward functional, high-precision tools for medicine.

Its a government department signalling who's boss.

No end here. The administration can still go above and beyond in an attempt to completely wreck Anthropic.

The state has unlimited resources to wreck you and I am not sure many people have faith in the US's judicial system to keep them in check.This will be a death by thousand cuts.

The same type of people who would upload a picture of their "friends" and tell the AI to "roast" them or take off their clothes.

As you can see the president is under a lot of pressure.He is losing the ICE war, because the protesters used tactics of the civil rights movements of the past pretty effectively and now he is stuck between losing the narrative of protecting Americans by further escalation or losing power as a direct consequence of said escalation and more Americans getting murdered by government agents.Of the 8 or so wars he pretended to have stopped only two are still in a non-active state. The world is more d

Really hope so. Only concern is what desperate measures the Trump admin will be willing to employ to stop the midterms from giving Democrats control of Congress (or at least the House).

The puppet does what the puppeteer makes it do.

I'm counting 12.

You might be right, I am getting worried more and more for upcoming 2039-2045 years

Oh the US crossed that threshold the day he started he won the elections the second time. Most Americans seem to think new elections will solve it. But for germans it was a world war that brought back democracy. There were no elections anymore. That is also the most likely case for the US now.

You cant be serious. We are well past democracy and deep into fascism. Ask yourself, how many of the 14 points do you recognize?https://ratical.org/ratville/CAH/fasci14chars.html

"The more I hear about this [Hitler] guy, the less I care for him" - Norm MacDonald

I'm starting to think this guy is kind of a jerk.

I better start leaving higher quality comments on here so I can increase the social value of my account and sell it

Relevant article: http://paulgraham.com/submarine.html.

How to sneak misinformation in the back door: 1. claim a source that is stating facts to correct misinformation is false and misleading 2. link to a not-very-authoritative and easily manipulated source that has been edited very recently to promote uncertainty and doubt 3. follow up with additional confusing and poorly-sourced claims that boil down "but maybe there are some things we don't know, we should study it more"This is how the tobacco industry avoided liability for decades after research

He is doing so so so many drugs. Logic is already out the window

Oh how surprised I am by reading the words "anal breathing" while I am lying on a bathroom floor mat with my butt up and my face on the floor like a snail, loudly sucking in and sloppily releasing air from my rectum to learn how to relax my sphincter muscles to find relief from the pain my hemorrhoids cause me.

I am sorry for anyone working for this twit.There are other options.

I just kept wondering, why in the heck would you want to work there anymore? Is it this amazing devotion to Musk for...what?This just makes me think Musk basically got rich off of other people's ideas and hard work. This guy seems incredibly stupid.

He’s not stupid, he just isn’t as smart as he and all his sycophants think, and certainly not smart enough to overcome his myriad of personality and mental health disorders. Unfortunately for us, after ruining a perfectly fine company and damaging the lives of thousands of employees, he’ll loudly retreat to his lair to sit on his remaining mountain of gold, recharge his narcissistic tank, and then emerge to set something else ablaze. After all, this is what dragons do. And that’s how all of us s

If Twitter survives and people shut up their mouths complaining after few months we'll see who was right.

A leaked .gitignore means the company needs to be taken over, 75% of its workers fired, and its debt tripled.I want everyone to work extremely hardcore on a breakthrough Tesla 2.0

No. Throw Texas in the garbage.Shitty states can pass shitty bills. And it's 100% legal to exclude them from participating.

Agreed, what would HN be without it's pretension at being above plebs and their "humour".

Relax, Francis.

The phrase “likes the smell of his own farts” doesn’t do him justice.

Honestly his guest list is so good, I thought for several years that he must be working for the Kremlin and honeypotting folks behind the scenes (or something)

Elon is also banning any account that posts the video of him getting booed at a Dave Chapelle show. He was never about free speech.

Do you think that every person in SF is a blue-haired NPC from some antiwoke fever dream? I mean, it was a Dave Chappelle show, you'd think that'd be the crowd to show some appreciation for the hero single-handedly saving us from the Trans Mind Virus.More to the point, if prosecute/fauci knew when to pull out, Musk probably wouldn't be a deadbeat dad to 10 kids lmao

Interesting, do you know if this has been done yet in humans, and used to fertilize?If scaled up, this technology could be an absolutely groundbreaking step in applied feminism, completely removing the otherwise useless male from the process of reproduction and bringing up a child.Men could be rendered entirely obsolete within a few generations, perhaps even fully eradicated through attrition.

It shows the opposite, that there is so much of this going on....> It's not useful, to anyoneWhat's not useful to everyone is acting like you don't read the news, can't read the news, or in the event that someone points out something in the news that you didn't, that you somehow cannot be availed of that knowledge in a way that doesn't render the argument moot. It's really stupid when you think about it that way.Plus, aren't we supposed to be making the effort of understanding each other here. S

Jesus Christ, HN

Correct, AI is more like a nuclear bomb than a gun.

+1

roflcopter would go swah swah swah

As long as right-wingers hate what other people do with their own bodies, probably.

Until a bunch of old dudes die off.

What ridiculous shit.

The damage to media is not from some newfound ability to see bs, but from a relentless and constant attack on its credibility from the fascists.

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Lots of people are calling for WFH and legitimization of remoting. Alas, it seems to be a matter of monkey power, and the managers want you to burn tons of fuel to sit your butt in the chains they provide and smell his armpits from a distance.shrug

Executives don't care. Of course they knew. They'll do anything for money even if it means destroying lives. They need that bonus and they need it now.

I think it may be the American definition of democracy which has something to do with guns and a screeching bald eagle.

oh look, they figured out who fucked up twitter

Imagine making being able to willfully poison your kids with Benzine a cultural issue. There wasn't even a threat to fossil fuel industry or gas stoves, because the discussion was just that, an internal discussion, with no resolution. Even before the insane screaming about "they terk ur gas stove!" I'm pretty sure the outcome was "maybe we should think about banning gas stoves in new builds sometime in the next ten years". Nobody will ever come take an appliance out of your home, that's just not

Sorry, I live in a country with a for-profit health care system. I have been assured my entire life that a few poor decisions are indeed complete justification for dismissing the value of human life.P.S.: Hate all you want. I don't give a fuck. I'm tired of being told to give a shit when some billionaire fuckwad dies of his own reckless stupidity while at the same time being told we can't treat treatable illnesses because rich fucks can't make enough money off of doing it.

I have some new research. Everything is linked to death.

Let's count trees per capita.Planting more trees is commonly regarded by leftists/communists/morons and "science" people (that don't know a method from a hole in the ground) as a dumbass solution.If you want to reduce carbon dioxide in the air, it's simple. Plant more. Why dipshits from the left are against planting trees and carbon sinks shows me they only care about politics.Edit: No retort, just downvotes. Little minded leftists. GFY

Idiot, this is inflation adjusted.

coming soon after: experimental vaccine go cure against childhood!brought to us by the scientific data gathered by the early experimentalist adopters: kids doing the transgender thing!no more waiting to grow up, no more 'unproductive childhood' years spent mooching off parents. get vaccinated and your kids may be born adults straight to work! (clone army rings a bell)

I feel attacked.

What, like your Mom?

Kansas where cops can shoot innocent people in swat pranks and no officer faces any justice.

lol

Upvoted instantly coz AI in title.

I bet you’re fun at parties.

What the hell are you talking about?

I think you're probably @totallywrong

"Ow! Please help me, my face is being eaten by leopards!"

We are fucked

they dont. shut up

Go home, Elon.

It could also serve me a hamburger or explode on the launch pad.

Bit overconfident of them to assume “we watched” Netflix at all…edit: If I could delete this comment I would.

>>It costs essentially nothing to lay fiber in the ground in most placesHow to tell us you know absolutely nothing about the costs of running fiber, without actually saying you know absolutely nothing about the costs of running fiber

John Carmack pandering to buzzword communities to try to stay relevant?Yeah. That sounds right.

mommyyy dji didn't upload their source code to github so we could clone it then ban them on the grounds of national security, mooooom!!1I'm sure TSMC also not bringing their latest node tech to their US fabs also happens to be because they're doing something dirty! oh wait, corporations want to protect their IP, and countries have time and time again proven that they're willing to enter the private business to give their country an edge.

Free speech absolutism is a meme. The so-called absolutists are eager to fight to protect nazis' right to speak; but when they run places like parler, gab, and twitter, they cannot help but censor people who disagree with nazis.For example, downvoting is often equated with censorship. But when I call free speech absolutists nazis, I get downvoted! So, I persist, to highlight the hypocrisy if nothing else.

Both cities and computers are Turing complete.That said how can everyone be so ugly in the pretest picture?George Calin for the 2020 would ask: why is it that you would never want to fuck anyone at a pride parade?

How about we have a Purge Day against marketers, advertisers, sales teams, greedy shareholders, and anyone who actively enshittifies every single aspect of life? How about we normalize that instead? Because as brutal as it is, maybe sociopaths wouldn't sociopath if there were real risks to their life and limb incited by their being pieces of shit. :)

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So now the CSAM will be used to train OpenAI. /s

It's a shame most of HN are losers who just repeat what the media tells them to. Something, something Pinduoduo app, I'm so smart.Temu is pretty interesting.The gambling side is amazing. I spent days on it, it's basically a clicker game, but weird stuff like you get water for your crop is you browse Temu for a bit. Totally illegal to run locally in most places I'm pretty sure.And what sort of mental ill people go on about how the cheap prices won't last forever? No shit Sherlock that's why you g

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This is not open source. There is no license. Stop calling it open source when it isn't. Your cars suck and your GitHub repos suck.

I am hardly a fan of OpenAI and they probably deserve to go out of business, but their staffers are definitely smarter and harder-working than I am. Hearing that a slimy mediocrity like Mustafa Suleyman (allegedly) yelled at OpenAI staffers for not delivering technology quickly enough really grinds my gears. Pure PHB behavior. Suleyman is one of the emptiest suits in all of commercial AI, someone who AFAICT owes his career entirely due to a childhood friendship with Demis Hassabis.I think Satya

Something something Lex Fridman something.

Truth is truth. Other things are just conspiracies and miss informed opinions. Authoritative sources are immune to it! There is no such thing as group thinking!

We found the Trump voter.

Why the fuck do so many people lie on the internet?>AI Overviews are part of Google Search like other features, such as knowledge panels, and can’t be turned off.Please.Stop.Just stop.Is this a kink for you? Some kind of fetish?

You wouldn't understand what he did wrong if you've not filled your information sphere with cultists.

have you ever read the constitution, or thought about governance for even 5 minutes? do you have any understanding of the history of this country, or do we need to direct the nearest 1st grader to your location to explain it to you?

This guy is a probably a Russian bot. He talks like Ukraine was 2 minutes away from a victory and Zelenskyy just needed to stfu for 30 more seconds to get it.

And now Americans are giving this type of control to Musk, after he's demonstrated that he's happy to cut off a country's internet access during a war and he'll happily focus his company's resources on attacking his enemies. Genius.

the GOP: "states' rights! states' rights!!"also the GOP: "not those rights! only the rights we want to share"

Take that, terrorists.

You would be right to understand that you are a faggot.

It goes to the highest bidder. This is whomever can extract the most value from it, likely because they are the least constrained by the paltry genetic privacy laws we do have. This means it is likely to go to Muskov to use in support of his project to cleanse the surplus population, just as how he has already been employing the much more expensive Twitter.The main thing I've got to say to the "nothing to hide" folks is "very slowly, then all at once".

Please consider excluding references to Twitter or X. I, and perhaps others, object to the politics now espoused by X. I am pro-democracy and so cannot in good faith use anything on that platform. You of course are free to use Twitter/X as much as you want and Hackernews does not like comments such as this, so feel free to ignore this and even down vote it.I myself am convinced that we are at a time where ignoring some world issues is no longer morally or ethically responsible. So while SDF's ar

Didn't expect Microsoft to go full nazi mode

Are you implying Turkey and Poland are making things up?

Found the nazi.

It clearly isn't the "basic formula" if it was so out of the norm it caused a national controversy and got the vendor's certifications removed. Your bitterness is showing.

Yeah, all the employees left and all of Musk's companies are now bankrupt after he visited Israel to visit families of victims of the Hamas terror attacks and he then deliberately did a nazi salute and deliberately ordered an LLM to convert everybody into nazis in an attempt to take over the world./s

“Elitist”Oh please.When someone doesn’t speak a language well, it ceases to be a language. Life doesn’t care about your feelings.

> Wow this administration is f*ing batshit insaneIt's reasons why this that I refuse to associate with Republicans in my daily life anymore. They are undeserving of respect or decency for how they continue to make our lives worse.

It will go to Europe and India and China.The US is being dismantled and what remains won’t be capable of being a world leader in anything except brute strength, and even that will eventually be compromised and fade away as corruption and incompetence completely take hold.

Turns out Nazis aren't popular in Germany.EDIT: it's funny that I say this every time, and every time I get downvoted. I have no idea why.

It's an arm of the US 'military industrial complex', i.e. one of many components of a genocidal narcoterrorist state apparatus.This is why they "get away" with things. Concerns of ordinary people, like law, ethics or decorum, mean next to nothing to the people running projects under this umbrella. Achieving the objectives is all that matters, and the main objective in this case is to establish a world wide system for surveillance and control that is similar to the Internet but less accessible to

I too think there should be no rules or attempts to derisk any situation, just let us die

You're not contributing anything addition to this thread; I recommend dropping it.

What is the US behind on? Access to healthcare, maternal mortality rate, access to abortion, minimum wages, paid time off, public transport, walkable cities, ...

It will trickle down any day now.

Seems premature to accuse the article if being inaccurate or biased without actually knowing whether it's inaccurate or biased.I’m concerned about human rights, but I’m equally concerned about yellow journalism or coordinated media bias.I'm equally concerned about people being paid to push narratives in places like Hacker News. Especially in defense of large organizations.

Yes, clearly the journalist was the cause of the problem here. You're an idiot.

Sorry, but it's been a "clown show" since the Orange moron won the title of "most powerful man on earth".

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I was nodding along in agreement until he inserted his tongue into Musk and Vance. A little bit of sick came up.

There's zero legitimacy to any of this administration. None of this is real. It's all sick fucking Ballardian hyperreality imposed upon the world, sick delusions with no backing, forcing its way in. Rapists and treasonous seditious shits, on and on.

hows that boot taste?

All companies will cease to exist as the heat death of the universe inches closer. So what's the outrage at some people frowning at a company for some reason or other about? Seems kind of unsophisticated.

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tech bros hate reality

AI slop cashgrab

When you look at the history of it all, it clearly shows that men have always been misogynistic bigots oppressing and driving women out of educational opportunities and professional careers, and they still all, even more so today than ten years ago, due to the rise of GamerGate, MAGA and Project 2025.

USA is on the decline and its not because trump or elon musk.

Not everybody is a psychopath who only values profit. Some people will leave money on the table if it means not supporting the turd reich.

You only needed the "extra context" because you lack the critical thinking. Everybody else here can see the importance of phone numbers being connected to people.

What's the purpose of using an LLM to write a comment here?

Epstein class fits here, might as well use it.

I take my children to school to learn them how to use English grammar.

CBS is now run by a right-wing billionaire. The equal time rule is being used as cover to kill an interview that the Republican administration doesn't like. Same way CBS keeps killing 60 Minutes reporting that does the same.

pretty common on twitter, esp these days where there is strong anglo-saxon white nationalism crowdthey do romanticize their ancient past as one of conquest and domination over others.btw, even without the viking aspect, norse law was pretty strange in that it allowed murder for a fine. there is definitely a savage aspect to white tradition as there is to any modern culture, but there is a lot of whitewashing thats done to present anglo saxons as racially superior, highly civilized culture.

Because you're hiding the vast majority of facts, like the fact that we already used every last drop of data available, the fact that they spent hundreds of billions on it and no one makes money besides the people selling them GPUs and memory chips, the fact that contrary to most tech these hings aren't getting cheaper to create, &c.

amen

Good.