Zopieux

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by Zopieux 1y ago
I find it hilarious that this is how the original GPT3 UI worked, if you remember, and we're now discussing of reinventing the wheel. A big textarea, you plug in your prompt, click generate, the completions are added in-line in a diffe
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by Zopieux 1y ago
What exactly does Spotify gatekeep though?
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by Zopieux 2y ago
journalctl is mentioned once in the landing page and it seems to imply that journalctl is not supported per se, as logs need to be stored plaintext to legacy syslog (?). I do not want to store plaintext logs and use ancient workarounds like
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by Zopieux 2y ago
HN comments can be edited.
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by Zopieux 2y ago
It can be an art, and I for one am very glad I'm surrounded by countries where it is considered as such (e.g. Italy, France) so that I can indulge in tasty experiences almost everyday rather than treating "getting fed" as a
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by Zopieux 2y ago
Meanwhile they could just decide to publish this list in a document somewhere and keep it automatically up to date with their infra. But not, secrecy for the sake of secrecy.
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by Zopieux 2y ago
$workplace tried this and it is utter garbage (so far) even with full access to the diff & context. Just as you'd expect from an LLM, it hallucinates a description that overfits the average commit message. It doesn't make a go
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by Zopieux 2y ago
It isn't news that AI is the newest tech grift (and just as power hungry). Sure, some few legitimate and cool uses. So much if it isn't though, and we're just getting started.
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by Zopieux 2y ago
Saving you a click: no, it cannot be self hosted (unless you have a few million dollars laying around)
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by Zopieux 2y ago
Trash press. Click-baity article that doesn't even attempt to explain that the solution is to install the similarly named "uBlock Origin Lite" which is the Manifest v3 counterpart and works perfectly fine out of the box, and
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by Zopieux 2y ago
Can we agree that the first picture used to illustrate the article (and the original source on the seller's website) is AI generated? Where is the disclaimer?
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by Zopieux 2y ago
This demonstrates pretty much exactly how LLM-first development is in 2025: the hallucinated code compiles, but it's absolutely useless.
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by Zopieux 2y ago
Speak for yourself.
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by Zopieux 2y ago
What an objectively terrible, counter-productive take on what is an otherwise simple and solved problem. Use an appropriately named folder (hi Nvidia, I hate your ".nv") in XDG_CACHE_HOME like every well behaved program in the pas
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by Zopieux 2y ago
How can there be 350 comments and only one mentioning AI, when it is the perfect crime for generating such superficial, conventional, everyone-thus-no-one content en masse? The author missed an opportunity to identify how terrible and dread
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by Zopieux 2y ago
>ultimately seized control over the account by convincing him to click “yes” to a Google [2FA] prompt on his mobile device Stopped reading there. What more can we do to protect people from their own stupidity (and I'm not talking ab
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by Zopieux 2y ago
Tried a few models and was extremely disappointed by how dumb the completions are. Basically useless. What local ollama-available models do you recommend?
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by Zopieux 2y ago
Models hate negative prompts. There's a reason Stable Diffusion txt2img requires a dedicated "negative" CLIP input in addition to positive. FLUX, for all its benefits, is really annoying in this aspect as you cannot really pr
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by Zopieux 2y ago
Do this but with systemd as the init and you've got yourself a new user. No, I don't mind the glibc dependency. I ended up using Buildroot (with systemd) for some headless in-memory Raspberry Pi project because I was loathing writ
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by Zopieux 2y ago
In my recent experience, this dependency hell is quite specific to scientific / ML python. The general state of ML code is abysmal, as it attracts a lot of inexperienced developers, and Python's duck/relaxed typing spirit mak
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by Zopieux 2y ago
Yup, this is culture-washing financed with MS dollars, who finally found one way of promoting AI for Good™ (literally spelled out as such in the marketing video), probably hoping it would make up for the Gen AI slop humanity will have to de
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by Zopieux 2y ago
API-only model. No thanks but congrats anyway.
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by Zopieux 2y ago
I can't believe this still needs to be laid down years after the start of the GPT hype. Still, thanks!
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by Zopieux 2y ago
>self host (Docker): $60k/yr lmao ok
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by Zopieux 2y ago
I've yet to see a more American article title.
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by Zopieux 2y ago
What a deeply unserious company.
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by Zopieux 2y ago
There are already 34 companies using this tool to create high quality login form clones for phishing purposes.
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by Zopieux 2y ago
Don't you dare question the usefulness of gen ai on the hacker news. Many folks haven't caught up with reality just yet.
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by Zopieux 2y ago
AI making stuff up? Unbelievable.
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by Zopieux 2y ago
What are you talking about, the model is months old, it's already all porn - and that's okay.

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