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Show HN: Rebrain.gg – Doom learn, don't doom scroll
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I launched https://rebrain.gg/ a few days ago. It's a bit like Reddit but focused on learning. (Doom learning instead of doom scrolling) You 1) upload a source 2) direct the kind of questions you want to be asked 3) st
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Haha -> but has the way you typed changed?/Any new phrases?
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Ask HN: Have you started to use "->" when you type after working with LLMs?
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How would one make a true shell in a website like this one? (As in, is there an open source library to host an interactive shell for educational purposes - eg codecademy)
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I was looking for the same thing too
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1y ago
So great. Thank you Neal!
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Show HN: salesfeed.xyz – Track everything about your sales targets
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Hi, I’m a software engineer based in London. I have a BSc in Economics and used to be an investment analyst at a strong VC fund. I also have a MSc in Psychology of Mental Health and am training to be a Psychotherapist. So… a bit of an odd (
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It seems clear to me that LLMs are a useful sort of dumb smart activity. They can take some pretty useful stabs in the dark, and therefore do much better in an environment which can give them feedback (coding) or where there is no objective
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London | In person/hybrid or Abroad | Remote Magic position for people who know HEAPs about the playwright testing framework. We are an early stage company with a different, and we hope refreshing attitude, towards work. We think it’s
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Ask HN: How are you using LLMs?
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Do you think you will keep it free or can you see a business model developing around it? If so, what do you think it would be? / How would you split paid tiers vs free users? Not a big deal to me...!! But I'm curious how one might
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Legal Joe looks great. Nice video. Don't need it now, but it seems very useful
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You must be a busy man! Always new tools to review. How did you get interested in doing this?
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Thank you, that was an interesting read and gave me a perspective on something I knew nothing about
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Here here!
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Is this basically a LLM that has tools automatically configured so I don’t have to handle that myself? Or am I not understanding it correctly? As in do I just make standard requests , but the LLM does more work than normal before sending me
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Ask HN: What are the most autonomous AI agents you know of?
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This looks amazing, is there anything one can do to change the system prompt where it is available?
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Thanks for the post, I’m interested in them too
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Funny times. Sonnet 3.7 launches and there is big hype... but complaints start to surface on r/cursor that it is doing too much, is too confident, has no personality. I wonder if 4.5 will be the reverse, an under-hyped launch, but a da
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Hi all, I created this for fun after seeing (and being totally impressed by) https://poke-holo.simey.me/ . There is a lot of similarity obviously! My aim was to replace my doom scrolling with something a bit prettier. Right
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Show HN: Generate virtual shiny cards with different rarity levels
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Show HN: Flopsy, a [paid] tool to teach poker players about hand combinations
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Dreams and fear have an odd and slightly unintuitive relationship. When we are anxious and awake the amygdala is active and norepinephrine (the “fight or flight” neurotransmitter) is high. During REM sleep, surprisingly the amygdala is inac
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Mind wandering (or more precisely the activation of the default mode network) and dreaming are hugely linked. Interestingly the “direction” of the mind wandering during rem sleep is the inverse of anxious mind wandering. When we are anxious
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Thanks for writing, a problem I struggle with. I think confidence in oneself impacts the decision. You seem to be highly employable, meaning you can err on the side of exploration. I’m less convinced about that for myself, which makes me an
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Can’t download of find it on the iOS App Store. Based in Uk
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Sorry, you are correct. However when it first takes place, when there is more “deep sleep” work to be done, it is very brief, and becomes the more dominant aspect of sleep after that work has been done: https://upload.wikimedia.o
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