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by ako 9mo ago
According to Claude (easy guess from the wikipedia link?): The book is almost certainly by *Franco Moretti*, who coined the term "distant reading." Given the timeframe ("maybe a decade ago") and the description, it'
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by ako 9mo ago
As a windsurfer, wingfoiler, and kitesurfer i can only say that both Windy.app a nd Windy.com are awesome. Like the ability to compare different models easily.
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I Fed Claude 7 Years of Daily Journals. It Showed Me the Future of AI(medium.com)
15 points by ako 9mo ago|4 comments
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by ako 9mo ago
Thanks, everything was vibe coded, so visualizations thanks to vibe coding. I'm prompting like key user/product manager/architect, so expressing user needs, and ensuring the overall architecture seems reasonable. For uke, wou
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by ako 9mo ago
Freedom is a scale, not binary. I'm willing to move a bit on that scale to avoid going completely to one of the opposites. I completely disagree with your suggestion that if you don't have complete freedom, you're at the comp
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by ako 9mo ago
Not the generic concept of TUI sequencers (i know, have used sequencers on c64), but any weird slightly different idea. In my case i wanted flexible way to display lyrics, chords, strumming, metronome, fingerpicking, scales, chord shapes, e
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by ako 9mo ago
How do you know the end result is worse than disinformation? If the Russian disinformation allow Russia to destroy the freedom and democracy in Europe, and allow Russia to take over, that seems to me to much worse than limiting the publicat
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The Cambrian Explosion of Software(essays.georgestrakhov.com)
3 points by ako 9mo ago|0 comments
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by ako 9mo ago
Nice, the AI enabled Cambrian explosion of software is happening. Any idea can be built and validated in a few hours or days. I've built something similar, but focused on guitar backing tracks. It's a TUI built using go, with midi
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by ako 9mo ago
That statement would benefit from a link to your source.
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by ako 9mo ago
But the world is better of with the scribes unemployed: ideas get to spread, more people can educate themselves through printed books. Maybe the world is better off with fewer coders, as more software ideas can materialize into working soft
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by ako 9mo ago
Fixed it with the help of claude, it quickly helped me diagnose the issue and fix it. The drivers for the discrete nvidia graphics card had suspend disabled. Enabling it enabled automatic suspend when closing the lid.
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by ako 9mo ago
Most people don’t care about gaming, so they shouldn’t care about proton. What changed recently for those who don’t care about gaming?
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by ako 9mo ago
> This year honestly feels quite stagnant. LLMs are literally technology that can only reproduce the past. Is this such a big limitation? Most jobs are basically people trained on past knowledge applying it today. No need to generate new
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by ako 10mo ago
Installed it myself, it’s not a system76 but a Lenovo thinkpad.
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by ako 10mo ago
I have a thinkpad p1 with popos, but it doesn’t sleep properly. Closing the lid causes it to be super active. I have to lay it down up side down so the ventilation gaps are not blocked, otherwise it overheats. Burned one SSD this way.
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by ako 10mo ago
Better safe than sorry. If the risk is significant, and the impact is big, it is sensible to have plan to address risks. You probably have many expenses you hope you never need, like all sorts of insurances. And even if it turns out climate
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by ako 10mo ago
It's a shame politicians can't be kept accountable tens of years from now. It would be great that if in 25 years it turns out global warming does indeed cause huge problems for humans, we could sue the politicians that took irresp
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by ako 10mo ago
That is why the argument is not against guns per se, but against human access to guns. Gun laws aim to limit access to guns. Problems only start when humans have guns. Some for AI, maybe we should limit human access to AI.
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by ako 10mo ago
2 days of vibe coding: https://github.com/ako/backing-tracks
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by ako 10mo ago
Full vibe coded project: https://github.com/ako/backing-tracks
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by ako 10mo ago
There’s a ton of difference provided on top of the LLMs, especially the tools that allow LLMs to engineer their own context, validate generated code, test generate code, research code bases, planners, memory, skills, etc. The difference is
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by ako 10mo ago
I had a conversation with Claude code 2 weeks ago where it mentioned early support for LSP had been added into Claude code. Have been working on a LSP for a custom language since then.
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by ako 10mo ago
Sure, for something big code needs more review and validation. But this is just a small command line tool that allows you to ask an LLM to generate a DSL to play a backing track: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ako/ba
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by ako 10mo ago
It's not like this is very unique, YouTube has tons of training and backing track videos, which is what i typically use. And artist don't sell it in a way that can be consumed for guitar practice easily.
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by ako 10mo ago
Yes, I noticed that Claude Code silently refused to generate lyrics for some songs i requested. Benefit of this approach is that anybody can quickly generate a YAML file for a backing track, no need to share it anywhere.
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by ako 10mo ago
Yesterday i used Claude Code to define and implement a YAML based DSL for playing backing tracks. I can ask an LLM to generate this DSL for any well known song, and it will include chord progression, lyrics, bass, drums, strumming pattern,
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by ako 10mo ago
Skills don’t solve the problem if you think an llm should know everything. But if you see LLMs mostly as a text plan-do-check-act machine that can process input text, generate output text, and can create plans how to create more knowledge a
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by ako 10mo ago
Replacing workers has been going on for many years, just ask mineworkers, factory employees, and many other workers. It seems that here on hackernews we're happy if this happens when it bring down prices and doesn't impact our job
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by ako 10mo ago
Not all freelancers are good, sometimes you just ask these questions to understand how good the freelancer is.

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