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From a quick Google query, it says that ~%90 of Americans have health insurance (which seems higher to me than I'd expected). I'd be very interested in knowing the number of uninsured, negligent/nefarious, and exorbitant in
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I glanced at Ubuntu Touch, but its device compatibility looked severely lacking ( https://devices.ubuntu-touch.io/ ).... I have old Pixel phones I could potentially try it out on, but the last Pixel phone that is officially s
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Ask HN: Have you naturally stopped using AI?
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1y ago
Thanks. I was able to get up and running with AnythingLLM, which offers agency with Ollama (provided a model that supports tools). Pretty neat, I'm excited to try it out.
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I guess "agentic" LLMs are the new hotness. https://www.agentrank.tech/category/coding It seems as though all of the AI Agents (I'm still not sure what that even means) require 3rd parties? Or more speci
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1y ago
I thought it was great except for the final episode of season 1. Spoilers: People seem to gush over Maarva's hologram speech, I thought it was pretty weak (it started good then it was fumbled). Maarva's act of rebellion should hav
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There's notable similarities between this article and this parody piece. https://www.richard-towers.com/2023/03/11/typescripting-the-... I'm not drawing any conclusions, just pointing out the odd co
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2y ago
That's true, but it's difficult to envision any scenario where a lawyer supplies the exact advice needed to trigger a reversal outside of threats/suing/arbitration. Maybe if you get a good one I guess, but that is a gamb
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2y ago
Everyone is saying lawyer up like it's the author's only option, but it's not, and likely bad advice. Here's the order of operations I would take: 1. Mea Culpa Talk to all of the faculty (dean of students, etc) and do
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2y ago
Er- I just viewed your book, clearly you think it's relevant and appropriate! Do you have any particular thoughts about the glider as a Hacker symbol?
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2y ago
Maybe this question is too low-concept, but what is your opinion of the glider as a Hacker symbol?
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2y ago
I'm also not a Steve Jobs fan, and this reminds me of how Flash died[1]. The Flash Renaissance was the counter-era to the search despair era we currently find ourselves in. In the same vein as Kodak, I wonder what the alternate timeli
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3y ago
You can actively see a fresh "hype curve" in the transformer-debugger repo that was posted a couple days ago ( https://github.com/openai/transformer-debugger ) (star history https://star-history.com&
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3y ago
Agreed. This was evocative and emotional, beautifully capturing the existential despair and FUD of the LLM apparatus. It makes me happy to have near certainty that a human wrote this piece- even if were to be AI assisted!
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3y ago
The Engineering Communication course at my university had a public speaking requirement. Talking in front of a small group was difficult for a large percentage of students. Senior projects (group work) where workload is- intentionally or u
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Ask HN: Would denormalizing a string prevent AI/LLM consumption?
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3y ago
Very cool! I have a similar project that uses DNS instead of a path parameter https://serv.from.zone but smolsite is much simpler.
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The `Accept` HTTP header is there to prove your frontend is using "dumb" data. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Headers/Ac... I think the author is generally correct that
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3y ago
I recognize that username :) Thank you so much for micro, it's singlehandedly the best terminal editor I've ever used, and I use it every day!
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3y ago
That was very in depth! As far as Pijul as a tool goes, I'm not seeing a git compatibility layer? So I think it's a neat project, but I probably won't try it because nearly all code is rooted squarely in git. Even if Pijul is
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3y ago
The corpo-web, I really like that term, it perfectly encapsulates the soullessness of the modern web. Is that term from something or did you come up with it yourself?
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3y ago
This was a pretty good read, if somewhat depressing. One optimistic thing I've noticed with respect to cheap (close-distance) travel is that personal electric scooters and bikes are becoming more noticeable on streets and sidewalks. I
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This oozes creativity! Having to maneuver your device to complete the puzzle makes it a physical game as much as a digital one!
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Yeah, I feel exactly the same way. The Shrines were a huge part of why I was so unimpressed with BotW, because they were all so transparently made piecemeal. "Open World" doesn't mean a whole lot when you're expected to
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3y ago
I actually think this article undersells PHP, as it doesn't mention the incredible additions that PHP 8 introduces, nor does it mention excellent static analysis tools like PHPStan. I recently rewrote a PHP web app in Rust ( https:
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Comedy demo of the "four chords": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5pidokakU4I&pp=ygUPYXhpcyBvZ...
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> ... requires a full page refresh to use ... isn't good enough for many types of web-app we need to make. > without the annoying full-page load refresh. This fixation on the page refresh needs to stop. Nearly every single websit
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3y ago
This is great! I've subscribed to the RSS feed. I thought the feed would provide links the significant news articles directly, but it appears to provide a link to the newsminimalist.com summary. That's totally fine, but I'd t
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4y ago
Next, try installing Minecraft for your child on Windows.
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Typos are easy to add into generated text after the fact (via scripts or the LLM itself). Perhaps instead of typos, you could use colorful language: Prompt: Include some profanity to make your response appear more human like. Response: I ap
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