Paul Graham is an investor in the company trying to kill Twitter(twitter.com)

103 points by clouddrover 3 years ago | 80 comments

Paul Graham on Twitter's anti-Substack measures: “It's a mistake.”(twitter.com)

42 points by r721 3 years ago | 35 comments

"I met a founder who writes 10k lines of code a day thanks to AI"(twitter.com)

11 points by lambdaba 1 year ago | 12 comments

Why MMAP in llama.cpp hides true memory usage(twitter.com)

95 points by flurly 3 years ago | 69 comments

XB, or eXtreme Bullshitting: a less misleading name for LLMs(twitter.com)

83 points by gmac 3 years ago | 60 comments

John Carmack on the Similarity of Human Learning and LLMs Training(twitter.com)

38 points by amrrs 3 years ago | 39 comments

I miss thinking hard(jernesto.com)

1166 points by jernestomg 8 months ago | 633 comments

A personal blog post venting that the author rarely spends days thinking hard about difficult problems anymore, tagged as an opinion piece on AI.

I wasted weeks hand optimizing assembly because I benchmarked on random data(vidarholen.net)

376 points by thunderbong 1 year ago | 148 comments

Blog post recounting how the author spent weeks hand-optimizing assembly for a Java platform, only to find the gains came from benchmarking on unrealistic random data.

A Reddit bot drove me insane(posthuman.blog)

486 points by erhmmmm 1 year ago | 239 comments

A blog post recounting the author's encounter with a human-seeming Reddit post that turned out to be a bot, reflecting on AI slop online.

Reddit’s blackout protest is set to continue indefinitely(old.reddit.com)

520 points by rajeevk 3 years ago | 549 comments

An r/technology discussion thread on old Reddit linking an Independent article reporting that the Reddit blackout protest will continue indefinitely.

How to post when no one is reading(jeetmehta.com)

598 points by j4mehta 1 year ago | 240 comments

Personal blog essay arguing creators should keep publishing through years of obscurity, since mastery and audience take a long time to build.

There is no epidemic of loneliness, but there is an epidemic of scurvy(experimental-history.com)

59 points by luu 1 month ago | 31 comments

An Experimental History Substack essay by Adam Mastroianni arguing there is no loneliness epidemic but there is an epidemic of scurvy.