Palmik

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by Palmik 11mo ago
How will this purely AI generated content do from SEO perspective, I wonder.
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by Palmik 11mo ago
I migrated to using the # %% syntax in plain .py files. For me, it's a superior experience anyway. I also prefer it in editors that support both (like VS code). You can run the REPL with a Jupiter kernel as well. https://zed
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by Palmik 11mo ago
For context, Anthropic already cut-off access to their API for OpenAI and Windsurf: https://techcrunch.com/2025/08/02/anthropic-cuts-off-openais... Theo's video on the topic: https://www.youtu
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Anthropic Cuts Off Access for Another AI IDE(scmp.com)
2 points by Palmik 11mo ago|2 comments
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by Palmik 11mo ago
On the other hand, several startups such as Cursor and Cognition+Windsurf are building their new models on top of the open source Chinese models. Were it not for those models, they would be at the mercy of the frontier labs which have insan
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by Palmik 11mo ago
This is most likely issue on the side of the inference provider: https://github.com/MoonshotAI/K2-Vendor-Verifier For example, Together AI has only 71% success rate, while the official API has 100% success rate.
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Torchforge – a PyTorch native library for scalable RL post-training(pytorch.org)
2 points by Palmik 1y ago|0 comments
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Universal Music settles copyright dispute with AI firm Udio(reuters.com)
4 points by Palmik 1y ago|0 comments
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JSON-joy: build real-time collaborative apps(jsonjoy.com)
2 points by Palmik 1y ago|0 comments
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OpenAI completed its for-profit restructuring and new deal with Microsoft(theverge.com)
2 points by Palmik 1y ago|1 comments
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by Palmik 1y ago
If you read what I wrote carefully, you'll not that I used "porn aggregator" not just "porn site" and not even "porn generator"
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by Palmik 1y ago
In the same sense in which Google is a porn aggregator company because it will return porn results when you ask for them?
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by Palmik 1y ago
Curiously, you yourself did not provide an example where, from your experience, Claude Code was much ebtter.
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by Palmik 1y ago
I'm not saying this was a paid comment, but if we're going to speculate, we could just as easily ask what Anthropic would pay, if they could, to drown out a strongly pro-OpenAI take sitting at the top of their own promotional HN t
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by Palmik 1y ago
I am not sure copying your competitors feature-by-feature is always a good strategy. It can make the onboarding of your competitor's users easier, but lead to a worse product overall. This is especially the case in a fast moving field
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by Palmik 1y ago
More like humans hallucinating about humans hallucinating about AI, see here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45634120
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by Palmik 1y ago
The original tweet was clearly misunderstood... https://x.com/SebastienBubeck/status/1977181716457701775 : > gpt5-pro is superhuman at literature search: > it just solved Erdos Problem #339 (listed as open in
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by Palmik 1y ago
No, the tobacco was being served from France, the Brits used British pidgeon carriers to bring the tobacco to Britain.
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by Palmik 1y ago
I don't understand the outrage. It's quite rare to see the majority on HN advocating for more content restrictions. Google will happily return NSFW results, without age verification. Google will approve ad campaigns for adult webs
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by Palmik 1y ago
I hope this is sarcasm, because Google will happily return adult content results, even without any age verification.
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by Palmik 1y ago
I have no doubt that there are strong external forces that are pressuring Google to do this. The fact that Google also benefits from it makes it less likely for them to put up much of fight, don't you think?
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by Palmik 1y ago
So, who gets the money? Surely this criminal enterprise had victims from multiple nations, not just the US.
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by Palmik 1y ago
Did you hear about what the US Government is planning with TikTok Inc., the California headquartered company?
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by Palmik 1y ago
Disabling the ability to install arbitrary apps, like ReVanced, etc. benefits other parts of Alphabet. In general, making anti consumer decisions is also easier when you know you can fall back on income from other units.
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by Palmik 1y ago
The observation about the "block-diagonal patterns" in RAG isn't new and has been exploited / explored before: - https://arxiv.org/abs/2410.07590 (literally titled "Block-Attention for Efficien
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by Palmik 1y ago
Many [1] models expect (MCP) tool calls to be formatted as a JSON. So if you expose code execition as an MCP tool to such model, it will have to generate the code escaped as a JSON string. I would exepct this to tank code generation quality
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by Palmik 1y ago
Uber became profitable only very recently: https://www.theverge.com/2024/2/8/24065999/uber-earnings-pro...
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by Palmik 1y ago
This doesn't necessarily mean they can't introduce developer verification process. (Meaning only Google verified and approved developers would be able to distribute APKs) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=454114
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by Palmik 1y ago
> people heading such consequential projects have so little life experience What do you mean by life experience here and how can you tell they have little of it?
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by Palmik 1y ago
People making a meager $1 million a year aren't in the same universe as Larry. For one, he has direct access to (and these days also likely direct influence over) some of the most important members of the legislative and executive bran

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