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What’s with the all the hate for AI assisted writing on HackerNews? It’s a tool and people use tools all the time. It saves TIME and helps in improving coherence of one’s articles.

Taalas is a nice concept, but I don’t want to use the same model forever!

> We also found evidence that models that have seen the problems during training are more likely to succeed, because they have additional information needed to pass the underspecified tests.

No shit, Sherlock!

GitHub was down too! Its uptime has been so bad recently.

And somehow he’s worth $655B. Pays to lie I guess haha.

It eventually will. But OP never asked about M5 specifically.

Yes, see https://asahilinux.org/

There's not enough internet-scale data for robotics. The gap is huge! So anyone that claims to have a GPT like model is not behing honest.

Yes there should be. But there won’t be until US stops lobbying and American public elects lawmakers that work for people instead of their own pockets.

I think enterprise users have a API for the whole company do pay as you go? I believe that’s where they make the most money.

Isn’t that actually a valid way to test? IMHO Performing under pressure is a capability signal in itself.

> It's usually more dangerous for women to give birth lying down, so why do they? It's all because of a Frenchman who decided it was more convenient – for men.

The first paragraph itself makes me not want to read further.

Do we even need documentation with LLMs? :)

How would they make money from the tokens then haha? The main revenue driver of these companies is to get people to use more tokens. That’s what they will optimise for. Getting the developers out of the way is the way to do it.

You need to get in touch with them personally. I feel all hiring happens in circles.

My favourite one is Iosevka Extended.

Yeah, I kinda expected it. I'm a gruvbox and catpuccin guy haha.

In the latest version of VSCode, the default themes were updated.

That’s half a day worth of revenue for Meta. Why don’t companies get fined billions?

In it's current form, homebrew is amazing. It's not that slow and recent updates have made it really good to use. May I know the reasons for a Rust rewrite?

Yup! I'm thinking of ways in which I can use their iroh library to help with some of the workloads at work (https://neuracore.com, https://github.com/NeuracoreAI/neuracore)

You're welcome.

Great thing about it is it's a just a binary that you can fetch using curl anywhere, and then do ./sendme send <file/folder> and on the other machine type the command sendme tells you to in the terminal. The transfer is resumable as well, as long as the computer sending it doesn't stop the process.

Love the folks from n0. I regularly use their sendme cli for peer to peer file transfer!

Check out raindrop.io, I use it everyday it’s it’s been a pleasure to use.

This account was created one hour we should ignore this comment. :)

This just post just seems like a conspiracy theory.

It’s a very popular article that has been around for a long time!

Everyday. I use raindrop.io to do it.

I also like SendMe [0]. I’ve used it to share files between local PC and server sometimes. And also to send large files to friends without cloud links. It’s written in Rust and based on iroh p2p library [1].

[0]: https://github.com/n0-computer/sendme

[1]: https://www.iroh.computer/