N_Lens

Can't see sh*t Cap'n!

Exactly, just like how humans replaced Bonobos!

libgen

It's like this in the early days of any technology. It reminds me of the early days of the internet before everything became hyper optimised algorithms.

It's like the late stages of a monopoly game - it's not fun for anyone except the main winner.

I’m glad that you’ve got it all figured out!

He’s passionate about using AI!

Just another framework, dime a dozen these days.

Thanks for putting in the effort but it seems more work to do this than what it’s worth. Especially when trading skins you become a target for scammers etc.

While I appreciate and agree with the key points of the post, Claude's writing style fingerprints are all over it and I guess it's even more exhausting to read someone's AI written article.

In my experience: Absolutely Yes!

Microsoft is going to continue it's anti-user approach since they haven't yet been punished for it. I think it's wise to eject from their ecosystem.

How’s that privatisation working out for Australian electric grids?

Claudely

I'm sorry but your comment has no effect on the force of that person's confirmation bias.

Unless you specialize in Egyptology, which then leads to getting tenured somewhere so you teach Egyptology to others. A pyramid scheme, if you will.

Fiber is just getting cheaper and cheaper, more resilient, and is faster too. Plus it has no value like copper so thieves dont steal it.

I don’t think it’s wise to pollute all of low earth orbit with Musk’s satellites, that area belongs to all of us collectively.

I imagine they're capturing all the tokens+context from pi sessions from every developer.

I strongly believe this premise in the article is correct - we will see a lot of tiny, hyper specialized models for individual tasks, and perhaps that will converge with an orchestration layer for a generalized intelligence that controls these specialized tiny models, that will be quite capable.

I don't foresee AGI arising out training bigger LLMs (Though investors won't realise that for a while yet).

It's actually how organic brains work - specialized tasks are offloaded to local cortical columns. The overall coordination between these sub-brains creates emergent skills/abilities.

Article entirely written by AI (Claude, to be specific). Unfortunate, the way things are trending.

Good idea, I might use Crime & Punishment!

HN? I agree!

Slop me up Scotty!

The psilocybin dosage in this study seems to be miniscule (5mg, 25mg), which is fair given its controversial reputation (undeserved IMO) and researchers’ plausible risk aversion. However, to see meaningful improvements in TRD I’d expect larger doses to be necessary for most people.

How rude! Bryan is no labrat /j

Century*

So many easy tells, AI, particularly Claude, has a characteristic writing style (Can be alleviated by using smaller/local models).

The promise is AI slop, the reality is HN front page!

I'm sorry Mario, your Free Speech is in another Castle!

Someone has to be on the wrong side of history!

I believe this drive to record all the data and control everything (through science or surveillance) is misguided (And perhaps a bit paranoid) and will lead to poor outcomes for everyone.