It’s costly signaling, we value what we perceive has cost. Driving the perceived cost to zero will plummet the value.
Readit Newskwerk commented on Jevons Paradox: A Personal Perspective fakepixels.substack.com/p... · Posted by u/kiyanwang
> When you get more productive, leisure's opportunity costs skyrocket. Every pause carries an invisible price tag that flickers in your peripheral vision.
I'd love it if this turns out that this single concept has already been given a name by somebody somewhere.
opportunity cost comes to mind
kwerk commented on Kill your Feeds – Stop letting algorithms dictate what you think usher.dev/posts/2025-03-0... · Posted by u/tom_usher
I just want an algo where I set the reward function instead of “dwell time and view ads”
kwerk commented on Are LLMs able to notice the “gorilla in the data”? chiraaggohel.com/posts/ll... · Posted by u/finding_theta
There actually is an episode of TNG similar to that. The society stopped being able to think for themselves, because the AI did all their thinking for them. Anything the AI didn’t know how to do, they didn’t know how to do. It was in season 1 or season 2.
I pasted your comment into mistral small latest, google, gpt 4o and gpt 4o with search. They all have a different answe, only the last gave a real episode but it said 11001001 in season 1. It said episode 15, it’s actually 14. But even that seems wrong.
Are they censored from showing this cautionary tale?? Hah.
kwerk commented on A transformer supply crisis bottlenecks energy projects spectrum.ieee.org/transfo... · Posted by u/TaurenHunter
And an energy shortage bottlenecking Transformer projects
I'd never heard of this blog before, but it looks like a really interesting, eclectic one, and the Web may be a bit darker, for its absence.
That said...
> anymore than there was a single heir to the Roman empire
I'm not exactly sure I'd classify this blog at the same level of influence as the Original Italian Mafioso.
He’s talking about blogs in general
kwerk commented on Plasmo – A framework for building modern Chrome extensions github.com/PlasmoHQ/plasm... · Posted by u/akiselev
I love Plasmo
Weird how Apple is neither mentioned in the article or (the first dozen) comments here.
kwerk commented on Show HN: We open sourced our entire text-to-SQL product github.com/Dataherald/dat... · Posted by u/aazo11
Will it work with GraphQL?
Myself and my colleagues spent many days transforming the weights into various open compatible formats. And its not just us there's many orgs and partners dedicating their time, resources, and companies to making all open models easy to use.
I encourage you to explore the solutions provided by them. We linked some in our blog post here, and there's more. They've all done a fantastic job building frankly an insane amount of infrastructure, documentation, and community support in the last 2+ years. Some of them are here in this HN thread answering questions.