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Gooblebrai
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What agentic harness do you use with Chinese models?
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What job queue system do you use that works with Postgres?
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> how incredibly toxic the web has become A reflection of human nature at scale?
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2mo ago
That's how enshittification begins. Next thing you know and there are blue badges next to profiles.
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2mo ago
Very good reading. Thanks for sharing!
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> If nobody is using the thing you built, you don't have a product, you have a toy Hard disagree. I think the articles goes in a good direction when it comes to the question but this ending is short of a satisfying answer
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2mo ago
I thought the A2A protocol from Google would solve this of our personal agents speaking with company agents
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2mo ago
Found the usage limits on OpenCode Go quite poor tbh
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Is there any subscription of any kind for Qwen? Or via Pi.dev needs to be used with API credits?
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I can't believe the video demo is $10
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World Models Are AI's Next Frontier
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Drink coffee
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Thanks for the comment. Even if they don't compete with traditional LLMs and CNNs, do the people you spoke with see any potential breakthrough application of this type of chip?
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Allthevaccines.org
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Anthropic found a hidden space where Claude puzzles over concepts
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Spot on
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China's Open AI Models Are Advancing Its Global Soft Power
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> It seems that music is so hard, why is it ai has already surpassed us there but not in code? Seems that code is easier. I note by this that you don't seem to have experience in music? Because in that case, you are not equipped to
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Show HN: TV Time to Serializd Importer
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Claude Science has a tool to extract the PDF but not sure if it's OCR'ing it.
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Great comment! I'm sharing this around my circles.
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Show HN: NeuralFit game - Adjust the neural network weights manually
(neuralfit.ai201.site)
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> It’s an unusual way of doing things,” says Kerstin Göpfrich, a synthetic biologist at Heidelberg University Can't blame her if she wants her line of research to stay alive
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That crosses the line to elitism
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GPUs and RAM Are in Short Supply, but the Real Bottleneck for AI Is Electricians
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GPT-5 writing a Singularity scenario (2025)
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> Unless we are genuinely pushing to find AGI, at which point nothing matters I think the third coming out Jesus Christ in closer than AGI. Seriously, I dread how much of Silicon Valley is wrapped in this narrative of AGI and Singularity
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As said in Seinfeld: "Jerry, just remember. Is not a lie, if you believe it"
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> Which makes no sense the way they sell it, because "founding a business" is no standard process that could be formalized in a way like that It makes no sense, but most technical people wished it could be like that and that&#x
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These are the philosophical takes I love as answers to these hypothetical scenarios
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