emaro

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by emaro 6mo ago
There's not one thing that stands out, but he abandoned the entire core principles of OpenAI (took a 180), constantly lies to people and doesn't plan to stop. https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2026/04&#
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by emaro 6mo ago
No mention of any linguistic theory, some arbitrary (?*) metrics mixed together and even more arbitrary thresholds. Why does 75% "similarity" mean "writes the same"? Low quality post imo. *Generated I assume.
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by emaro 6mo ago
I don't mind people sharing their plugs about related things, but don't you think the connection here is a bit far-fetched? Imo we're past the point where being vibe-coded is an interesting link. This is a thread about an int
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by emaro 6mo ago
Ironic. Even more so since it seems like in general LLM output doesn't seem to be proteced by copyright in the first place. And since Claude code is entirely written by Claude code, it shouldn't be proteced as well.
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by emaro 6mo ago
I like the wonky, hand-drawn looking style. I think it fits well beause usually if I use a diagram it's not 100% precise and accurate, but more a high-level illustration. The wonky style conveys the approximate precision of the present
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by emaro 7mo ago
> Get a VPS with an nginx image pre-installed You probably already lost 90% of 'normies'. Most people won't be able to or willing to do that on their own. They could learn it of course, but they don't bother. https:&
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by emaro 7mo ago
Lemmy isn't simply Lemmy since it's federated. A screenshot like this is somewhat meaningless without specifying on which instance this happened. There are instances with very lax or even no moderation at all.
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by emaro 8mo ago
Same, I'm stuck at 18 inhabitants.
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by emaro 9mo ago
Thank you, it worked with the help of your tips!
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by emaro 9mo ago
I tried it in a python3 venv, but the download data step is stuck at 0% unfortunately.
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by emaro 9mo ago
I use the term not for traits and behaviours I think are masculine, but are sold as being masculine, which are toxic. An example would be that it's masculine to not cry or show emotions (whereas woman are labeled as "emotional
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by emaro 9mo ago
I guess they're going to keep using Threema. The clients are open source and implement E2E encryption. Apparently the headquarter will stay in Switzerland. And today after learning about the acquisition, I learned that Threema was alre
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by emaro 9mo ago
Off-topic a little bit, but some feedback for your editor: I saw Kraa when you posted it here on HN, and decided to give it another go, even though I remembered that I dismissed it quickly the first time. I only got shy beyond the first lin
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by emaro 10mo ago
Thanks for the link. Seems like they want to be a European identity (and maybe more) provider for the AT protocol. > We’re launching @eurosky.social, a European identity that works across the entire open social web. Get access to any app
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by emaro 10mo ago
I didn't verify anything, but used the brew install and the installed cli at least looks and behaves like I expected from this HN post.
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by emaro 10mo ago
I admit the irony, but also funny reminder that Spotify started with a pirated catalogue back on the day.
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by emaro 10mo ago
Design patterns can be really helpful. In my previous job I worked on enterprise .NET applications. It made sense to use common patterns, because most applications were big and the patterns made it easier to understand unfamiliar code, with
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by emaro 10mo ago
I like the idea and certainly would try it. Although I feel in a way this would be an anti-thesis to HN. HN tries to foster curiosity, but if you're (only) ranked by the accuracy of your predictions, this could give the incentive to al
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by emaro 10mo ago
I don't think LLM responses mean a question is easy to research - they will always give an answer.
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by emaro 10mo ago
Agreed, but if someone uses LLMs to help them write in English, that's very different from the "I asked $AI, and it said" pattern.
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by emaro 10mo ago
I feel like this is a bit backwards. It seems to be an improvement over just grinding LeetCode, but I'd never work for a company expecting me to spit out LeetCode solutions quickly (recall). If they give me a LeetCode style problem and
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by emaro 11mo ago
You're right. I'm biased because I'm watching Starcraft for years know, but never really AoE.
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by emaro 11mo ago
Fucking finally. I just really hope is also lands in AOSP and will be available on all Android phones in the future.
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by emaro 11mo ago
Another use case is to share pictures with people you just met / don't know without giving them your phone number.
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by emaro 11mo ago
There's a gif on the blog showing file sharing in both directions. Apparently "Contacts only" sharing doesn't work yet, as mentioned in another comment: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45995586
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by emaro 11mo ago
I think the campaigns of StarCraft II are amazing (never played Broodwar unfortunately). However I kinda agree that StarCraft's success hurt the RTS genre, because it's just so freaking good. 15 years since release and there are s
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by emaro 11mo ago
Mozilla is more and more disappointing. Always talking about making an internet for everyone, community, bla bla. But then they don't even talk to their own community contributors before changing their workflow. And when someone speaks
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by emaro 1y ago
Thanks for the insight. I have never thought about it that way and it explains the weird behaviors you mentioned and also why it works well for people who do mostly office stuff. As a dev, I heavily use browser, editor and terminal, which d
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by emaro 1y ago
Time to delete my account...

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