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by bakugo 8mo ago
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It contributes far more than yet another low effort AI-generated Show HN on top of the dozens already submitted every day. If you think you made "cool stuff" with AI, great, enjoy it, but also please keep it to yourself because an
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by bakugo 8mo ago
/newest is pretty grim, too. Go there and click any link, and odds are you won't even need to read the contents to know it's AI generated, because you'll immediately be met by one of: - A landing page that looks exactly
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by bakugo 8mo ago
Have you taken a look at reddit recently? It's absolutely infested with bots farming karma, either by reposting old popular posts, or simply posting AI generated comments. Actively encouraging this will only make things worse.
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by bakugo 8mo ago
Why are you entitled to receiving constructive feedback on "your" project when you couldn't be bothered to write the project yourself in the first place? If you want "feedback" of the same quality and effort as the
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by bakugo 8mo ago
> So in the end the only solution is to evaluate the text on its own merits This falls apart as soon as you realize that evaluating the text requires far more effort than generating it. If you're spending 2 minutes reading text that
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by bakugo 8mo ago
I was running my PC with bad memory for a few weeks last year. Firefox crashed a LOT, way more than any other application I used during that time, so I've probably contributed a decent amount to these numbers...
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by bakugo 8mo ago
If you genuinely believe that you are not above a literal text completion algorithm and do not deserve any more rights than it, that says more about you than anything else.
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> the author shall be taken to be the person by whom the arrangements necessary for the creation of the work are undertaken. This seems extremely vague. One could argue that any part of the pipeline counts as an "arrangement necessa
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by bakugo 8mo ago
You can explain away any obvious astroturfing campaign with "wow, so many people love this product and feel the need to bring it up all the time in unrelated contexts!" if you want to. If you think two people making the exact same
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by bakugo 8mo ago
It's pretty obvious that Anthropic has a bot army that advertises Claude in basically every post, I thought most people would've noticed by now.
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by bakugo 8mo ago
> Windhawk may also cause serious problems with PC games that use anti-cheat software. On the project’s explanation page I just linked, there’s a description of how Windhawk hardcodes the default installation paths of many PC games. If y
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by bakugo 8mo ago
> I don't want to be playing this game. I want to be writing code I assume the "I" here refers to Claude, who seemingly wrote the entire project AND the linked post.
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by bakugo 8mo ago
The post is AI generated, the project is AI generated, the "real" website is AI generated, the "fake" website is AI generated. It's slop all the way down.
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by bakugo 8mo ago
If your goal is to just burn as much money as possible, as fast as possible, simply spamming expensive image/video generation requests would probably do the trick, if the key's rate limits are high enough. There's also a prac
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by bakugo 8mo ago
If you can only code with AI, soon you won't have interviews at all because there's no reason to hire you, as the managers can just type the prompts themselves. Or at least that's what I've been led to believe by the mar
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by bakugo 8mo ago
I've been hearing this for several years. How much longer is "it won't be long"?
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by bakugo 8mo ago
I feel like this might be intentional to a certain degree, at least on YouTube or Facebook. If you switched off the app while looking at a certain post or watching a certain video, that's a negative engagement indicator, so the app wan
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by bakugo 8mo ago
This sounded familiar, so I checked my inbox and I did indeed receive a similar email from sanchitmonga@runanywheresdk.com earlier this month: > I came across your GitHub profile and thought you might be interested in what my team and I
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by bakugo 8mo ago
Is there even an incentive to optimize for such signals, though? Em-dashes have been a known indicator of AI-generated text for a good while, and are still extremely prevalent. While someone who doesn't like AI slop and knows and what
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by bakugo 8mo ago
"All these random holes on the ground are a scourge" says top shovel salesman
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by bakugo 8mo ago
The article claims that every Claude model other than Opus 4.6 reliably fails. This is not true, Sonnet 3.5 answers correctly around half of the time, even though it's such an old model it's not even available on the main API anym
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by bakugo 8mo ago
Anthropic leadership once again showing off a remarkable level of immaturity. Of course they don't want anyone else to use the precious outputs from the model they created by scraping data from the millions of fleshbag programmers they
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by bakugo 8mo ago
Because those solutions always have obvious flaws. If the cryptographic token is anonymous, how do you know the user verifying is the same one who generated the token? How do you know the same cryptographic key isn't verifying several
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by bakugo 8mo ago
> Has the vibe really shifted so much among tech-literate people? HN has largely shifted away from tech literacy and towards business literacy in recent years. Needless to say that an internet where every user's real identity is eas
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by bakugo 8mo ago
> I really hope more people realize that local LLMs are where it's at. Maybe if you have the tens of thousands worth of hardware required to run models like DeepSeek, GLM or Kimi locally. Most people don't, though.
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by bakugo 8mo ago
If you're asking yourself "do I need an ORM?", then you should probably default to using one, unless you understand your complete use case well enough to know you'd be better off without one. It's also important to
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by bakugo 8mo ago
This again... No, just because raw SQL queries work great for your toy blog/todo app with 3 tables and simple relationships, doesn't mean they work great for real world business applications with 100 tables and complex networks of
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by bakugo 8mo ago
> Perhaps not other thought leaders. Nice way of saying grifters. You're bringing up essentially the same non-argument that dang himself used when he recently personally told off someone else for pointing out the same rule breaking
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> He's submitted 10 times in last 62 days. Now check how many times he links to his blog in comments. Actually, here, I'll do it for you: He has made 13209 comments in total, and 1422 of those contain a link to his blog[0]. An

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