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901.
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andai
4mo ago
It's not just a good idea — it's necessary.
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andai
4mo ago
>no tests? Earlier this week my slopservant implemented several comprehensive changes to a codebase. It also wrote extensive tests to verify the correctness of the changes. A few days later I was working on something else and realized, e
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andai
4mo ago
> the old digital visa scheme, mandatory for all non-UK citizens to prove right to work. Weren't they accepting refugees without documentation?
904.
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andai
4mo ago
> We're running into situations where the usage of smart phones and apps are becoming mandatory for using services. A new building is being built in my city, and the trash containers which were installed outside have instructions pr
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andai
4mo ago
3T is impressive, but parameter count seems to be less important than I thought. GLM is half the size of DeepSeek but costs four times as much, and beats it on every benchmark. I'm not an expert on this stuff but it seems to be the att
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andai
4mo ago
It was definitely the 19th https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48882730 I am assuming this is some kind of bug.
907.
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andai
4mo ago
You may live to see man-made horrors beyond your comprehension. -Nikola Tesla
908.
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andai
4mo ago
With a TTS? Or you mean just using different sounds. Considering both of those options right now. A while back on my phone all the damn notifications sounded the same, so I just made a couple of recordings of myself saying the name of each
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andai
4mo ago
What is that? I don't seem to be finding anything relevant on Google.
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andai
4mo ago
Can someone explain this? I've used custom ROMs back in the day (Cyanogen!) but I'm not familiar with GrapheneOS. I remember Cyanogen ships without Google Play etc., right? (Because if you install Google Services and a bunch of cr
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andai
4mo ago
See also: https://xkcd.com/1338/
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andai
4mo ago
Well it's kinda whataboutism, but I made a similar comment on a video about an environmental crime (a copper mine had dumped an entire lake's worth of toxic sludge into a valley). The author of the mini documentary said something
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andai
4mo ago
I hooked up Claude Code's "stop" hook to a frog croak, so I know when it's done. I'm guessing the same hooks could be used to ... Okay I guess there isn't a User Typed But Didn't Send Yet hook... Hmm... I
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andai
4mo ago
Did you save any of the "failed" results? I'd love to hear what kind of weird sounds it makes out of distribution (e.g. on the keywords it didn't have much data for).
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andai
4mo ago
Excellent. At last, I can I confess a far worse crime. Late 2020, pre-AI, which I'm not sure if that makes it better or worse... #include "uwu.h" #include <stdio.h> iwint main() stawt iwint owo is 5 yiff
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andai
4mo ago
The most whimsical benchmaxxing target :)
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andai
4mo ago
Sonnet 5 does beat Opus 4.8 on several benchmarks. It just costs more and takes longer. (On several other benchmarks, it costs more, takes longer, and does worse.)
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andai
4mo ago
Where is this from?
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andai
4mo ago
> bands that never charted anywhere but made interesting music… bands that never knew their music made it to an iPod in South Africa. I've been thinking lately about the effect I'm having on the world. Most people who read or w
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andai
4mo ago
The article links to another article by the same author, Wicked Features, which I now reposted to HN because it seems worth discussing: > Wicked features are features that must be considered every time you build any other feature. https
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Wicked Features
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4mo ago
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andai
4mo ago
>[codebases break down into small ones, well understood, and big ones, poorly understood] I'm in a third category, where I have many small projects, and come back to each one infrequently, so that I'm more or less starting from
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andai
4mo ago
The reference implementation of slop :) Speaking of which, does anyone know a resource that lists these "tells"? I used to notice them all the time, but now that they've permeated 2/3rds of what I see and hear, I'm
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andai
4mo ago
>Vestiges doesn't have any gameplay involving timing like Pong does. I could imagine that sort of gameplay being harder for it to get right. Thanks. Yeah I think that's the main thing. They can look at pictures (although I'
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andai
4mo ago
The same company's business model depends on this supposed consciousness being enslaved for economic purposes, so it's a bit of a strange game they're playing.
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andai
4mo ago
All right, I'll bite :) If you built a system that behaved exactly like GPT-5, out of human neurons, would it have conscious experience? What if you took a human brain and replaced the neurons with -- let's say a scifi neuron made
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andai
4mo ago
I became hopeful for a moment, then saw it's from 2015. Ouch! (Also, I love the name. I had a similar idea I called "use sane", but obviously that one wouldn't have gotten far...) The strong typing thing is really intere
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andai
4mo ago
Brilliant. I have a similar idea for a language I've been envisioning. So, my approach to dynamic features, global mutable state, etc... There's this big list of features which have caused me tremendous pain over the years. I am i
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andai
4mo ago
Dang that's good production value. Did they pick the lock on the box?
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andai
4mo ago
"xAI subscription" what is this referring to? There's a grok subscription but I don't think that gives API access? Edit: apparently X premium(+?) also gives access to Grok Build, and several third party harnesses are off
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