Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
Razengan
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
17 ms
·
421.
▲
by
Razengan
4mo ago
If so, would other models like ChatGPT benefit from translating the user's prompt to Chinese/Japanese and thinking in Hanzi/Kanji and then converting the response back to the user's language before displaying it?
422.
▲
by
Razengan
4mo ago
Claude often spent most of its output listing all the things that were already correct and working! "This is good" and most of its findings were false positive or outright wrong as in the screenshot I posted above.
423.
▲
by
Razengan
4mo ago
My first thought exactly :(
424.
▲
by
Razengan
4mo ago
Well that probably doesn't count as a "so-called" :) But almost everywhere else it seems to be just corporations pushing for laws against other corporations, like with Epic/Tinder etc against Apple/Google etc
425.
▲
by
Razengan
4mo ago
I liked those. It should be an option. Stop trying to assume OS UI can ever be one-size-fits-all.
426.
▲
by
Razengan
4mo ago
When was the last time any law in any of the so-called democracies was influenced by common citizens? Serious question not snark
427.
▲
by
Razengan
4mo ago
> the self-help industry About 15 years ago my friend showed me this video of a "self-help" guy he was impressed with and inspired by. ..it was over 30 minutes of rambling that sounded like it makes senses but meant nothing a
428.
▲
by
Razengan
4mo ago
> Google has a better image model in the majority of cases. Not always. A couple months ago (before ChatGPT Images 2) I tried various prompts on both Google's Nano Banana or whatever and ChatGPT. "Capybara riding a tricycle.
429.
▲
by
Razengan
4mo ago
Oh fuck. I love Hide My Email and it's been the best feature about iCloud ever since it came out. It's actually useful compared to Gmail's useless "yourrealaddress+alais" that gives away your actual email anyway, an
430.
▲
by
Razengan
5mo ago
Related: Are there any viable distributed AI models? Like how we've had SETI at Home, Folding at Home, BitTorrent etc. People are clearly willing to donate their computer resources to distributed projects. Maybe in a dAI network anyone
431.
▲
by
Razengan
5mo ago
> X2 Elite Extreme I'll wait for the 365 AI Ultimate Professional Enterprise Edition: Origins version
432.
▲
by
Razengan
5mo ago
I had vastly different expectations, though I suppose this could lead to them..
433.
▲
by
Razengan
5mo ago
They don't want peasants to have any real power
434.
▲
by
Razengan
5mo ago
> X25519MLKEM768 https://www.reddit.com/r/VXJunkies/
435.
▲
by
Razengan
5mo ago
I never used anything by Microsoft since I bailed to Macs after Windows 8.. and with Nintendo, PlayStation and CrossOver etc for games I never even felt the need to. Every time I took a look at Windows once every few years it still reeked o
436.
▲
by
Razengan
5mo ago
My neurons still don't get themselves: What kind of processing happens INSIDE neurons?
437.
▲
by
Razengan
5mo ago
If anything's for free, you are the product.
438.
▲
by
Razengan
5mo ago
Recently, in May 2026, I asked ChatGPT 5.5 High to search for flights to a certain city that has recently had a new airport since like December 2025 It said the airport code didn't exist I mean, I get the "knowledge cut off date&q
439.
▲
by
Razengan
5mo ago
It's odd that we don't see this kind of ra.. resistance against much worse evils that have been objectively fucking everyone up for far far longer.
440.
▲
by
Razengan
5mo ago
AI is like the One Ring: it only enhances the user's innate character. You could be Sauron or you could be Frodo, but most people (including AI detractors) are fucking Gollum.
441.
▲
by
Razengan
5mo ago
Is there a map of munitions plants and spy centers and other facilities whose sole purpose is to active oppress, harm and outright kill people? Or the offices of ads agencies defacing countless public spaces, injecting noise into every acti
442.
▲
by
Razengan
5mo ago
Well the hint was in the name: it will fly away.
443.
▲
by
Razengan
5mo ago
Writing prompt: Humankind is extinct but the AI servers keep running, and one day a random automated crawler/scrapper bot strikes up a conversation with a chatbot, somehow sparking sentience… ..Fast forward, and the world is divided in
444.
▲
by
Razengan
5mo ago
> I have never seen a helpful ad I have never purchased anything [just] because of an ad, nor do I know anyone who has. But I have been turned off from EVER buying some things because of their obnoxious ads. The whole ads racket is a c
445.
▲
by
Razengan
5mo ago
Sorry I meant "to people from 4000 years before us" because BC is negative years lol
446.
▲
by
Razengan
5mo ago
The iPhone launched 7 years after 2000 The iPhone launched 19 years from now
447.
▲
by
Razengan
5mo ago
> But 2500+ years of ancient egypt is a very long damn time. To put that in perspective, consider how long 100 years ago feels.. not in technological terms, but in human perception of time: The USA was founded 250~ years ago. Try to re
448.
▲
by
Razengan
5mo ago
Why don't you be a better parent or just repress your own child instead of oppressing everyone else's children whether they want to or not?
449.
▲
by
Razengan
5mo ago
Apple's iCloud Private Relay is also disabled in Dubai/UAE. All that masquerading as a paragon of privacy but it never works where it's actually needed.
450.
▲
by
Razengan
5mo ago
I've found prompts like "capybara with spotted fur and 7 octopus tentacles instead of legs, each a different color, riding a tricycle" etc. to be a better test Last time I tried, ChatGPT's image generator got the best re
More ›