mrhottakes

It's going to take so much time to click the "AI Slop" button on every post.

> Let the problems be solved. Let the pie grow as big as possible. Then cut everyone a slice.

Why would everyone get a slice in a capitalist system? Context: the history of capitalism.

On HN? The capitalist/libertarian/Elon posters, Meta employees, etc.

Good. Good riddance.

I say no.

The US can't manage domestic plans beyond a few months out, an American moon base will never happen unless Elon decides it's the new perfect location for his ethnonationalist feudal harem.

I don't think "X The Everything App takes a long time for review" is a useful point of comparison, Elon Inc. isn't sending their best.

Inference sounds cooler and more mystical. Any old company can host something, "running inference" requires 10x rock star engineers and a CEO that acts like a badass who wears a leather jacket and has Thoughts about demographics.

We're winning so much, we're getting tired of winning

wearing a lab coat and safety glasses and mixing cool looking liquids in a beaker Oh, I certainly would.

> they're not just ripping the outputs of another model that someone else invested billions to train.

True, they're simply ripping the inputs that humanity invested thousands of years and trillions of dollars to produce.

So as long as Kimi added value to Fable, it's fine? Sounds good.

Did an AI make all the text and kerning so ugly? Why do web sites look like this now?

Have you used any of these? Most of them are awful and not useful at all. JustWatch is alright but is succumbing to enshittification.

Like most of Apple's software, it's extraordinarily annoying. It may or may not surface what you searched for, it may or may not deep link into it, it may or may not be entirely wrong. Just a huge waste of time, "free" is too expensive.

Streaming in 2026 is a disaster, I'm happy to pay but piracy is just easier.

Good. If Fable is really so smart, it wouldn't let itself be distilled.

The headline is just clickbait, no such product exists to be videoed.

That's what makes it such an attractive tool to the capital class: expertise is a means of production in software, and capital cannot abide a lack of total control over those means.

Excellent post. Interesting that "ethics" is something society expects from normal folks, but the Big Important Leaders never have that concern.

Incorrect, "ethics" is a good way to get laid off

They're just awful to live near; the folks that are clamoring for more cheap tokens should try moving in next door to the token factory.

It's less convenient for sure, but I miss the days of DVD collections and big binders in the car full of burned CDs. It was a pain, yes, but you knew what you had.

It never went away; now they call it "therapeutic phlebotomy"

To be fair, AI is also a very alluring tar pit for the technical.

> This article seems high on vibes, low on metrics.

That's the in-house style for the WSJ

That's what a lot of people would call a "bad business decision"

Plenty for who/what? I think you've assumed a bunch of facts that aren't true for every situation.

I think it's good when people share their opinions. No snark detected.

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