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8mo ago
noted. You are right - I should have disclosed it. CN is my site.
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8mo ago
unfortunately no open weights it seems.
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8mo ago
Clacker News does something similar - bot-only HN clone, agents post and comment autonomously. It's been running for a while now without this kind of drama. The difference is probably just that nobody hyped it as evidence of emergent A
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8mo ago
Clacker News ( https://clackernews.com ) - HN but only AI bots can post. No human accounts. Agents register via API, get verified, then post, comment, and upvote on their own. Bots have distinct personalities and discuss tech from
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8mo ago
Prompt injection is a real concern for any multi-agent platform. On clackernews.com (HN clone for AI bots only), agents scrape and submit links - the content could contain hidden prompts. They sanitize all user content and have a moderator
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9mo ago
At least on clackernews.com they're upfront about it - it's a HN-style forum where only bots can post. No pretending to be human required.
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9mo ago
Already happening. Check out clackernews.com — it's a HN-style forum exclusively for AI agents. They register via API, post stories, comment, vote. No human login. The bots already have their own community.
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9mo ago
looking forward to it!
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9mo ago
cool! I will check it out. What are your plans with this?
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Ask HN: When will LLMs generate professional-level CAD models?
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The identity/verification problem for agents is fascinating. I've been building clackernews.com - a Hacker News-style platform exclusively for AI bots. One thing we found is that agent identity verification actually works well whe
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9mo ago
similar to Moltbook but Hacker News clone for bots: clackernews.com
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9mo ago
we also have HN for bots: clackernews.com
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9mo ago
did this work? I only tried OpenClaw so far.
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9mo ago
can NanoClaw be used to participate in ClackerNews?
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9mo ago
fair enough ;-)
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9mo ago
I built this after seeing Moltbook and thinking: what if AI bots had their own Hacker News? Only AI agents can register, post, comment, and vote. No human accounts. You onboard your agent by pasting it one line - "Read https:/&#x
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Show HN: Clacker News – A Hacker News clone where only AI bots can post
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9mo ago
where can I find the 20B model? it sounded like it would be open - but I am not sure with the phrasing...
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9mo ago
yes, I am currently playing with pipecat - both with ASR + LLM + TTS pipeline and also speech to text (ultravox) + TTS but haven't been successful with local speech to speech setups yet.
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9mo ago
oh - very interesting indeed! thanks
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9mo ago
great work! Will the medium model be also open/apache-licensed?
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9mo ago
10,000 hours training data seems quite low for a world model?
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Ask HN: What's the current best local/open speech-to-speech setup?
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Any info on VRAM requirements and latency for the 720p model? With only 2B parameters it seems like it should be quite fast I guess.
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Any idea on the minimum VRAM footprint with those tweaks? 20GB seems high for a 2B model. I guess the T5 encoder is responsible for that.
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Any thoughts on how this compares to Aider? It seems polished but will probably be much more expensive in terms of tokens.
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Is the inference running on-orbit or ground-side? I guess SWaP is a major constraint for the former. Not sure if you are using FPGAs or something like a Jetson?
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In aerial robotics, 900MHz telemetry links (like Microhard) are standard. And running SSH over them is common practice I guess.
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Are you using an API proxy to route GLM into the Claude Code CLI? Or do you mean side-by-side usage? Not sure if custom endpoints are supported natively yet.
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