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by Kye 7mo ago
This was (maybe still is) part of "reddiquette." Like the guidelines and case law here, it often found its way into subreddit rules and comments from moderators.
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by Kye 7mo ago
Sometimes I collect my comments here to run through my draft writing skill to see how it might shake out as part of a blog post. Doing the opposite would be weird. I earned that karma. It's mine to burn making bad posts.
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by Kye 7mo ago
I have no idea what to think of this. Especially the Automattic connection, the company with the petty tyrant running it. I would want anyone coming from there to have learned something from the failure of the WordPress Foundation since Blu
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by Kye 7mo ago
>> "Consider this list: https://tropes.fyi/tropes-md" >> "How would you organize these LLM quirks, ontologically speaking? I have this notion that the better path is to identify what kinds of t
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by Kye 7mo ago
The only significant motion I've seen in years in the AP space is Bridgy/A New Social and Wafrn. And while having investment and conferences isn't the only sign of life, it's notable that AP hasn't had once since th
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by Kye 7mo ago
After everything that spawned at the first AtmosphereConf last year, I'm eager to see what happens after the one coming up. We got all this from stuff that started there, or was built on things started there.
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by Kye 7mo ago
It's not gated. I can still talk to people fully in the Blacksky stack and interact with their public posts. The usual pattern is like that Alex Norris comic: "you do not fit in here" "okay we will make our own place&quo
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Blacksky AppView(github.com)
145 points by Kye 7mo ago|95 comments
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by Kye 7mo ago
https://gemini.google.com/saved-info The toggle by "Your past chats with Gemini"
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by Kye 7mo ago
The new memory feature in Gemini got turned on by default and every answer came out like this. It kept working in details from one particularly long thread. Everything was framed in terms of the common elements. Everything. I turned it of
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by Kye 7mo ago
I put a piece of text in one and the only line it flagged is the one line I actually wrote.
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by Kye 7mo ago
I remember the cosmetology department on the other side of the tech school I went to was a common target of mockery on the "tech" tech side. Life as a hairdresser isn't always easy, but it's real skill. And unlike comput
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by Kye 7mo ago
"What's the current discourse on LLM writing tells as of today? Create a Markdown checklist." Squishy brain heuristics can't last long enough to matter in this environment. Personally, I created a Claude skill to run thi
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by Kye 7mo ago
I asked Claude how it felt about this and told it I would post on HN: " Here's my response written in a stylized way that will appeal to highly technical readers. Is there anything else I can help you with? " Interesting piec
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Weather Report #1(at-news.leaflet.pub)
2 points by Kye 7mo ago|0 comments
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by Kye 7mo ago
It's too bad DOGE killed 18F. Doing this kind of thing, and doing it well was their whole reason for being.
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by Kye 7mo ago
I've taken to calling LLMs processors. A "Hello World" in assembly is about 20 lines and on par with most unskilled prompting. It took a while to get from there to Rust, or Firefox, or 1T parameter transformers running on pow
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Xkcd-2501-Skill.md(gist.github.com)
3 points by Kye 7mo ago|1 comments
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by Kye 7mo ago
10x returns is a meme. It's not a global standard.
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by Kye 7mo ago
I don't have the background to make sense of it easily, but the lead for the round publishes its term sheet details: https://www.byfounders.vc/insights/term-sheet-guide There might be some insight in there as to w
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Balance Comes to Force Multiplication(kyefox.com)
2 points by Kye 7mo ago|0 comments
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by Kye 7mo ago
All the important data sits on PDSes or in local git repos. https://ufos.microcosm.blue/collection/?nsid=sh.tangled.repo It's not like GitHub where all the important stuff is locked up on GitHub. Everything here i
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by Kye 7mo ago
How would that help? The ground station that handles local routing to and from the orbital station becomes the target.
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It's Here (Sort Of)(kyefox.com)
2 points by Kye 7mo ago|0 comments
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by Kye 7mo ago
That's what projects are for. All the major chatbot companies have some equivalent and all support a standard instruction where you can include anything you need automatically.
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by Kye 7mo ago
AI writing you can recognize as AI writing is obvious. Newer models are better about this and the line will only get more blurry. Here's a benchmark where good writers make the assessment rather than different LLMs ranking each other:
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by Kye 7mo ago
The rise in prevalence is recent, but older than transformer models by a comfortable margin. https://books.google.com/ngrams/graph?content=delve&year_sta...
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by Kye 8mo ago
I value people who put in the work. I also value being able to make a little one-off single use gadget without having to spend a week doing remedial python every few months. I can understand it once it's written but writing it is a sep
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The Making of Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei (2025)(kantrowitz.medium.com)
1 points by Kye 8mo ago|0 comments
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by Kye 8mo ago
While I categorically reject this argument, it would be stronger if you at least attempted to address one or two of the obvious counters like collage.

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