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deadbabe
11mo ago
If it’s any comfort, no one ever truly knows who you are, even if you wanted to be totally honest. Everyone has a version of you they’ve constructed, no one has your entire perspective on your life and access to your inner thoughts, and e
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deadbabe
11mo ago
lists, em dashes, headings and typical length of LLM response.
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deadbabe
11mo ago
If you have BS repos but no stars and no followers it doesn’t mean shit.
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deadbabe
11mo ago
China is far better at long term societal planning. Ultimately, I expect they will be the ones who can solve the climate crisis, after being one of the biggest contributors to the problem.
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deadbabe
11mo ago
Please no, I don’t want people making blogs just because they want to get a job from it at some point, they should be making blogs because they love to blog. Imagine everyone having some cookie cutter blog, just a standard part of a resume.
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deadbabe
11mo ago
Why use physical disc instead of some optical drive mod
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deadbabe
11mo ago
There is so much malice in the world, let’s just pretend for once it is gracious intent. Feels better.
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deadbabe
11mo ago
Sometimes I really wonder what the crowd I interact with here on HN is really like. Are they true tech intellectuals, or are they people who wouldn't hesitate to hurl racial slurs if there wasn't the threat of being banned or fl
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deadbabe
11mo ago
No worries it’s encrypted traffic
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deadbabe
11mo ago
You can make a little bit of cash on the side letting companies use your bandwidth a bit for proxying. You won’t even notice. $50/month. Times are tough!
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11mo ago
Believe me it’s what people want. The alternative is far worse.
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11mo ago
Would be cool if it eventually leads to a Cambrian explosion of raccoon varieties after generations of breeding desirable traits.
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11mo ago
This isn’t the 90s, they can watch a video now and see if they like it.
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11mo ago
I'm just surprised there is still only one web after all this time. Why isn't there a multiverse of "webs", each with different cultures or rules for whatever their niche is? There could be a web where its only persona
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11mo ago
Any game with any in-app purchase at all already feels unhealthy, even if its just a trial unlock. The healthiest games are consistently ones where you pay one large amount upfront, and then are never bothered about money again, because the
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11mo ago
You don't need MCP. You need Claude Skills.
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deadbabe
11mo ago
you're welcome it's good to see feedback incorporated
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deadbabe
11mo ago
>Imagine a world where your data isn’t trapped in distant data centers. Instead, it’s close to home—in a secure data wallet or pod, under your control. Don’t have to imagine it. This is how it was just a few decades ago.
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11mo ago
How is this not the default front page
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11mo ago
You need an AI to go through each one and assign a score of how damning it is so we can sort all files by that.
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1y ago
If you feel dumber, it’s because you’re using the LLM to do raw work instead of using it for research. It should be a google/stackoverflow replacement, not a really powerful intellisense. You should feel no dumber than using google to
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1y ago
will the code be published to github for all to read
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1y ago
Unless you're willing to take pills the rest of your life, spending a ton of money to study your risk of heart disease is always going to lead you to the same conclusion: Don't smoke, don't drink, eat healthy and exercise reg
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1y ago
The more I use agents, the more I find agents to be pointless, any tasks an agent performs regularly in high volume should be turned into classical deterministic code. The number one feature of agents is to be disambiguation for tool select
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1y ago
ChatGPT was trying to convince me if I can’t pay for groceries I should just steal, that it would be totally justified, and unlikely to be punished.
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1y ago
Any good guides to building TUIs in 2025?
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1y ago
Sick and tired of these AI articles. The cheery friendly tone at the beginning is classic example of ChatGPT. Flagged.
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1y ago
Could you elaborate
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1y ago
Impossible.
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1y ago
You don’t understand. If humans had no words to describe a duck, they would still know what a duck is . Without words, LLMs would have no way to map an encounter with a duck to anything useful.
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