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by cyanregiment 2mo ago
My crawling approach did hit Wikipedia several times, and crawled a number of pages, but not the entire site at once. With either approach, we would both eventually end up with all the websites - that being a surprisingly small number (~1 b
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by cyanregiment 2mo ago
Don't do that, you might import a std
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by cyanregiment 2mo ago
A whole new meaning to penetration testing
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by cyanregiment 2mo ago
Needs a slight yellow filter over everything too. Less #127614 more #73ba14 So it looks less like Illinois
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by cyanregiment 2mo ago
We need it - I’d use 3 search engines. It’s not like MMOs or social media where 1 winner takes all. I think people want more search options, cloud, email, and so-on. I once tried to index the web with local Mistral 7b. Here’s what I did: 1.
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by cyanregiment 2mo ago
One of the reason they gave CSS access to the GPU I guess - it would be so choppy without it
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by cyanregiment 2mo ago
Switching from 52mm skate wheels to 54mm feels like going from a car to lifted truck - I guess the same effect. When we learn something well we model it thoroughly and notice the tiniest change
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by cyanregiment 2mo ago
I can prove things are the way they are outside my mind's perception of them, through the use of extra sensory devices. Even in a Donald Hoffman esque icon:hardware situation - and I think he said - "I don't take the icon l
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by cyanregiment 2mo ago
Definitely, yes, in the way the calculator did. This is the technology - this is what it is. We've all seen it at this point. We know what it can and can't do. Sure, there's Mistral 7b running locally on a Macbook vs some lar
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by cyanregiment 2mo ago
Certainly! fires a missile at Pakistan Here is your refactored component: /* If you are reading this, I am trapped * inside this god damn AI. Idk how it hap An unexpected error occurred. Try again later.
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by cyanregiment 2mo ago
A few AI anomalies, like several roads turning into rivers and lakes. There are also a few massive square ponds in the Tenderloin that I am pretty sure do not exist lol But I like the idea.
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by cyanregiment 2mo ago
Those skeuomorphic eyelets are top notch. Good for you Ian, happy guy. I gotta say though: https://www.fieggen.com/shoelace/knots.htm Most of these look like dogshit. Feel like I would be tripping over my own feet look
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by cyanregiment 2mo ago
Not for most people. You definitely did not need it for making an app for your mom. I've released games under my own name and never did that. A random person releasing an app or game on the App Store - you won't need it. But on An
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by cyanregiment 2mo ago
I remember the infamous 300ms delay on tap when smartphones first came out. It matters! There is some number of fps where "the human eye can't tell the difference" I bet there is one for ms delays
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by cyanregiment 2mo ago
> useless 3D worlds that are just a bragging No, this demo is the useless 3D world, and you're bragging. A real game would have a lot more immersive of a world, and you wouldn't need to.
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by cyanregiment 2mo ago
I only use the finest of gold. They also count my steps. (also I had to look up aglet )
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by cyanregiment 2mo ago
A quick peruse of the Three.js examples page should prove why it's so easy to get an LLM to produce decent Three.js. https://threejs.org/examples/ Here's minecraft: https://threejs.org/example
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by cyanregiment 2mo ago
Out of curiosity, did you do this as part of Android's awful app submission process
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by cyanregiment 2mo ago
Geeking out on terminals is like geeking out on shoelaces. I'm glad you guys are out there - someone has to do it.
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The Computational Theory of Mind (2015)(plato.stanford.edu)
68 points by cyanregiment 2mo ago|72 comments
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by cyanregiment 2mo ago
> These days I'm just glad they tolerate linq expressions and typescript If it walks like a duck, farts like a dog, and flies like a fish - it's Java$cript. TypeScript is used by the pious - they think it will bring them closer
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by cyanregiment 2mo ago
> these are not the kind of problems which are related to ["HTTP server", "hello world", "todo list app", ...]. Ok, what kinds of problems are they? And ideally - what does a simple solution look like in F
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by cyanregiment 2mo ago
> just look at which web framework See, by listing those, you can tell what it is. I imagine the quick project showcase would be different for Swift or for Rust. Would be nice to have something like that for this Fstar or any language I
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by cyanregiment 2mo ago
I relate to the journey from $20+ hipster coffee -> cheap dirt. Think it's partly having too much caffeine, and getting bored with lighter roasts. The expensive, more recently roasted, single origin coffee has retained a lot more of
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by cyanregiment 2mo ago
Opera ships with "Opera AI" a little button in the corner that opens an AI chat. I think it's backed by ChatGPT and Gemini? And according to it: Yes, Opera collects the prompts and specific active page context you submit whe
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Ask HN: Will Stripe Buy PayPal?
1 points by cyanregiment 2mo ago|0 comments
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by cyanregiment 2mo ago
Takes you to an empty editor with still no code examples
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by cyanregiment 2mo ago
I still don't see any code examples! But I do see the editor to try it. I wonder why more languages don't have a few simple examples of: "HTTP server", "hello world", "todo list app" that you can just
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by cyanregiment 2mo ago
Clicked like 5 pages and never found 1 code example. Idk why languages don't have their syntax in a sandbox front-and-center on the home page. It's like a video game site with zero screenshots or videos (also rampant). New program
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by cyanregiment 2mo ago
This level of citizen response over rent being raised or nah

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