Muhammad523

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   by Muhammad523 7mo ago

   Deleted? Well, the Wayback Machine comes to rescue. https://web.archive.org/web/20260305052854/https://poppy-con...
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   by Muhammad523 7mo ago

   Have you seen Eloquent? It does virtually the same thing, with LanguageTool. I have been using it for a while https://flathub.org/en/apps/re.sonny.Eloquent
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   by Muhammad523 7mo ago

   I've seen various opinions in the comments. Some say Claude Code helped them, others say it takes away the fun. The thing is, some people like to see the end result, while many others, including me, enjoy the thinking process.
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   by Muhammad523 7mo ago

   One good reason not to use OpenClaw and the likes.
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   by Muhammad523 7mo ago

   What a beutiful AI-slop comment!
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   by Muhammad523 7mo ago

   Thanks. I knew this already but keep forgetting and getting confused
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   by Muhammad523 7mo ago

   Are bots really invading HN? To me this seems weird, as HN is kind of a lesser-known website.
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   by Muhammad523 7mo ago

   Are LLM used (not users) even able to write in their own words?
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   by Muhammad523 7mo ago

   Many legal documents use "may" to say you must. That's why i hate legalese...
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    (Science paper) Researchers 3D-print elephant figure inside a living, human cell(advanced.onlinelibrary.wiley.com)

    4 points by Muhammad523 7mo ago|0 comments
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    by Muhammad523 7mo ago

    I dont think HN ever took mobile devices into consideration for its design.
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    A standard protocol to handle and discard low-effort, AI-Generated pull requests(406.fail)

    305 points by Muhammad523 7mo ago|113 comments
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    Gram: A Zed fork without AI Slop(gram.liten.app)

    26 points by Muhammad523 7mo ago|5 comments
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    by Muhammad523 7mo ago

    I agree. This looks rather childish.
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    by Muhammad523 7mo ago

    I agree. I have been using ai since it dropped, but stopped last year. One thing i notice is that i can now articulate my thoughts better; i can write and have a discussion without ai completing (and poisoning) what i think
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    by Muhammad523 7mo ago

    If the "United States" gives you a command, it may be evil. But there's still reasoning behind it. If an "AI King" gives you a command, well, it's simply guessing the next word in a sentence. In both cases you
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    by Muhammad523 7mo ago

    If you run the models locally, you can avoid ads. There are some apps out there on githup that allow to run ai models on android phones.
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    by Muhammad523 7mo ago

    That'd be the most philanthropic use of software patents ever made in human history
19. 109.▲
    by Muhammad523 7mo ago

    Maybe people will start running local models on their phones to avoid this, i've seen a couple of apps for android that do just that.
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    by Muhammad523 7mo ago

    Are you the author of the post? I'm having a hard time understanding it. What do you (if you are the author) mean by "Hybrid cognition"?
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    by Muhammad523 7mo ago

    I just took a look at /noobcomments and wow, there's ever a comment where a person argues with AI instead of, you know, using their own brain. It was abivous it was ai since it was formatted with markdown
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    by Muhammad523 7mo ago

    I was disgusted to see this once thriving community adopt the very thing that killed it, AI chatbots
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    by Muhammad523 7mo ago

    I think this is fun. I'd like to try with my cat, although training cats is an impossible endeavor... I'm smart enough to enter gibberish myself without another animal, tough.
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    by Muhammad523 7mo ago

    So you vibe-coded your app so badly that it allowed users to do stuff without paying...
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    by Muhammad523 7mo ago

    Quite a long name... People dont say GNU/Linux since it's longer, so they may not really be happy to say OpenBrowserClaw
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    by Muhammad523 7mo ago

    Hey there, as per HN rules [0], a Show HN submission cannot be a blog post. it has to be something that the user can try out. This one should be a normal submission. [0]: https://news.ycombinator.com/showhn.html , "Off
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    by Muhammad523 7mo ago

    You know having a license for your project is a good thing, do you? I strongly encourage you to use GPLv3. Anyways, were you so lazy you generated the README.md with AI, or did you put actual effort in it? And why the AT protocol?
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    by Muhammad523 7mo ago

    Also a data leak in xAI's systems is certainly fine and won't cause any problems of any kind...
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    by Muhammad523 7mo ago

    I agree. (Almost) Every problem that looks impossible to solve actually is not. People should not focus on "Why we cant do this because of current problems." but rather on "How could we possibly do this, considering the curre
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    by Muhammad523 8mo ago

    1. Compiler (compiler.py) 2. File Types 3. Bytecode Format (MTN1) 4. Builtin Calls 5. Native Execution Model 6. CLI Usage 7. Runtime Functions The 1, 2, 3 and 4 you saw are all part of the first component, if you scroll on the readme, you&#