Great, add "curriculum" to the list of words that will spark my interest in human learning, only for it to be about garbage AI. I want HN with a hard rule against AI posts.
Great, add "curriculum" to the list of words that will spark my interest in human learning, only for it to be about garbage AI. I want HN with a hard rule against AI posts.
Are we really dismissing the entire field of AI just because LLMs are overhyped?
LLMs show the problems of energy economy in this form of computing. It costs way too much in resources and power for minimal and generally worthless results. 2048 is a game with a several known algorithm for winning. Tetris is an obscenely simple game that unassisted humans could reliably take to the kill screen 20 years ago.
Does any of this used energy benefit any other problem?
Also using "Superhuman" in the title is absurd given this paltry outcome.
Believe it or not, you can visit more than 1 website. How about a guideline to put (AI) like we do with (video). I'm just sick of having to click to figure out if it's about humans or computers. They've hijacked every single word related to the most fascinating thing in the entire universe just to generate ad revenue and VC funding.
The famous Hacker News website is about computers. It is also about ad revenue and VC funding. It was originally named Startup News, and its patron and author is the multibillionaire founder of a well-known "startup accelerator" called "Y Combinator."
> Believe it or not, you can visit more than 1 website.
Why garbage ai? I thought it was a very interesting post, personally.
> HN with a hard rule against AI posts.
Greasemonkey / Tampermonkey / User Scripts with
Array.from( document.querySelectorAll(".submission>.title") ).filter( e => e.innerText.includes("AI") ).map( e => e.parentElement.style.opacity = .1)
Edit: WTH... how am I getting downvoted for suggesting an actual optional solution? Please clarify.
Notably this doesn't match the current thread.
Expand e.innerText.includes("AI") with an array of whatever terms you prefer.
Could always run the posts through a LLM to decide which are about AI :-p