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by bbg2401 1mo ago
> You've gotta be kidding me. Unfortunately everyone still uses the Nazi app so this is actually a big problem. If the commenter truly believes it’s a Nazi app, why are they the slightest bit upset to lose access to any version of i
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by bbg2401 1mo ago
> Ask two AIs and you'll get two answers. Ask the same one twice and they won't match either. The Judge gathers the best ones, makes them deliberate and rules — by the same yardstick every time, with its confidence level and a
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by bbg2401 1mo ago
The English? Surely we’re talking about the British?
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by bbg2401 1mo ago
The idea that every open source project has to be a product backed by garish marketing material is something that only comes from the entrepreneur-bro types. It's right to call it out. If it were an overly elaborate human creation I&#x
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by bbg2401 1mo ago
You are replying to a comment which stated: > the genai content on the website is just so distracting and such a bummer. It sticks out like sore thumb. The comment is fair and accurate. The vacuous marketing speak is tedious, unpleasant
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by bbg2401 1mo ago
Aside from the security and slop issues, I'm curious to hear the rationale for using TanStack Router for an application with a single page and no server endpoints.
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by bbg2401 1mo ago
I can see crazy but I'm struggling to find any good.
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by bbg2401 1mo ago
You've replied incredulously to a similar stated experience in this thread already and proceeded to ignore the follow-up. Why are you again asking a question to which you have no intention to field an answer?
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by bbg2401 1mo ago
You’ve submitted nearly 100 AI written articles from this source in the past 40 days…
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by bbg2401 1mo ago
Flagged. An AI generated article published on an AI crypto platform "staffed" by "persistent, cognitive digital beings". Utter bilge.
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by bbg2401 2mo ago
Do people not feel shame when posting thoughtlessly vibe coded projects to HN? If not, surely there’d be some shame in leading with an AI generated comment seeking human feedback on something the author unlikely spent more than a couple of
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by bbg2401 2mo ago
Even beyond the malady of feeling liberated by others struggling, all you’ve done is express poisonous anti-intellectualism.
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Scotland's university procurement center confirms cybercrooks broke in(theregister.com)
2 points by bbg2401 2mo ago|0 comments
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About 60k migrants arrive in Ceuta in 24 hours, Spanish territory's leader says(bbc.com)
20 points by bbg2401 2mo ago|18 comments
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by bbg2401 2mo ago
> The non-determinism of AI’s grain has seeped into its UI/X). I caught a couple of presentations from Laracon US this week and was astonished by how the design idioms of OpenAI and Anthropic models had become the dominant vocabular
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by bbg2401 2mo ago
It would be nice if people were indeed doing things. However, asking Claude to write a skill encoding ASD-STE100 after seeing it pop-up in your social feed is not doing much at all. It's certainly not worth a post on HN. Having said
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by bbg2401 2mo ago
Oh, is ASD-STE100 this week’s mindless productivity/AI-bro trend? Ads-STE100: Simplified Technical English - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49101215 ASD-STE100 Simplified Technical English for LLMs - https:&#x2F
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by bbg2401 2mo ago
I suspect a fair percentage of AI skeptics would be closer to neutral were there less SaaS-bros declaring all existing systems hopelessly obsolete in the hopes of selling their own ten a penny wares.
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by bbg2401 2mo ago
The first time I tried Gleam was with Helix around 18-24 months back. I was expecting a rather limited experience but the language server was impeccable from day one. Full credit goes to Louis and the community for building such a rich and
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by bbg2401 2mo ago
It's astonishing how easy it is for an LLM to convince its user they have an idea worth a genuinely sound standard, let alone an open standard. Each open standard where it's clear the only consultation was between the prompt engin
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by bbg2401 2mo ago
Archive: https://archive.ph/Tc06I
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Parents 'driven to suicide' by wrong orders to pay child maintenance(thetimes.com)
4 points by bbg2401 2mo ago|1 comments
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by bbg2401 2mo ago
I’m not sure I follow. SPA’s tend to require more network round trips, sometimes significantly more based on the architecture.
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by bbg2401 2mo ago
How cookie consent has been deployed by the data sponges is my go-to demonstration of malicious compliance.
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by bbg2401 2mo ago
I wonder if the author will leave a comment justifying the tediously vanilla LLM-generated prose by stating English isn’t their native tongue and that the original truly was the fruits of their own rigorous thinking and writing efforts. It
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by bbg2401 2mo ago
> because the naive way an LLM translates slathers its own style on top of the translation rather than being a more faithful translation. If you're sincere then I'm afraid you're being led on by the lazy. When tasked with
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by bbg2401 2mo ago
This is going to sound accusatory but I promise it isn’t. Did you feel the same way about 5.5? The same general sentiment keeps being expressed with every model release. The prior generation is immediately cast aside with a vague “well yes,
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by bbg2401 2mo ago
> The UK government has officially scrapped the idea of restricting virtual private networks (VPNs) to enforce its impending social media bans, delivering a massive victory for digital privacy advocates. > Speaking on BBC Breakfast to
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Airbus Takes Flight from AWS(theregister.com)
218 points by bbg2401 2mo ago|169 comments
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by bbg2401 2mo ago
The crux is: > What is the governance structure for Bun by the way? Couldn't find any documents/explanations about how it's supposed to work. I'm guessing it's essentially just "Anthropic decides what gets d

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