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PSA: not making safe environments where you can skip all permissions and instead wasting time monitoring agents == incompetence

Guy who made millions selling ads has a meltdown over one (1) spam email

I know!! Also we could have given an IPhone to 500 million of people for the amount!! It’s such a waste to think they’re investing it in the future instead

At this point why not go low-tech and use healing crystals?

Well either volume weighted or randomised then

> The engineering team at SpaceX is really something

Yes this has absolutely nothing to do with Elon Musk and is entirely a team effort you see. The SpaceX engineers are just an entirely different kind of engineers than the ones working at NASA Boeing Blue Origin ULA ArianeSpace etc etc. They come from entirely different colleges and use totally different engineering principles.

Could you please list say the top 5 Nobel worthy achievements of this backlog

You're right, Meta shouldn't invest in a breakthrough technology. They should focus on what really matters: delivering short term value to shareholders

Round of applause for this useless unsubstantiated comment

This outrage talk is ridiculous, you don’t have the morale high ground to judge people, they didn’t break anything, taking VC money isn’t bad, the incident was caused by sore losers looking for drama, etc etc

Can’t believe the mods changed the title ahahhahahahahahah

This is actually an incredibly stupid thing to say which reflects poorly on NASA management

Hackernews when we may be on the path of actual AI "meh I hate this, you know what’s actually really interesting? Manually writing tests for software"

And by nowadays you mean since ChatGPT got released, that is less than 2 years ago (e.g. a consumer preview of a frontier research project). Interesting.

Okay but how big of a sample size do we even actually need for word frequencies? Like what’s the goal here? It looks like the initial project isn’t even stratified per year/decade

> I recently built a Brainfuck compiler and TUI debugger

Highly representative of what devs make all day indeed

> HN on LLMs "meh not real reasoning, in fact it's exactly the same thing as ELIZA"

> HN when someone makes a trivial LLM-wrapper (but cynic!! I hate corporate ahah): 9999 comments 9999 points "this is the best thing since sliced bread"

> The young ones don't understand why we oldies roll our eyes at hearing the 13th iteration of "this is ground breaking new idea"

Why not constructively contribute by explaining what could be different for the idea to work this time? Or if you hate innovation (i.e. retrying age old ideas slightly differently - hoping this time it will work), why don't you pick another industry?

Yes software dev has 10 good years left

“We thought academia was not soul crushing enough so from now on you will additionally spend 10 hours a week replicating dumb papers from 1993”

The introductory example is quite illuminating. No theory behind, just a random hypothesis tested (by comparing the preferences of 10 fishes from populations separated from as little as 50 meters, what effect size did the authors expect?), with claims of generalisation (climate change ok bad?? Or climate change bad bad??)

Can someone mourning can me one single valuable link that will be lost?

What if psychedelics are actually not gates to an enhanced consciousness for the happy few?

What if actually your teacher was right, and they’re just dumb intoxicants that have no upside and a small chance of ruining your life?

LangChain is a critical thinking test and orgs using it are ngmi

Don’t waste your time, it’s been around since GPT3, and had no results so far. Also notice how no frontier lab is working on it.

Where all the “that’s an America problem, here in the EU…” posters?

Civil servants are indeed well known for their non-conformity and appetite for freedom

It’s not been audited by CIA approved programmers

"I refuse categorically to entertain fun maths problems."