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by evolve2k 5mo ago
A recent example from yesterday: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48164772
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by evolve2k 5mo ago
I hope I’ve made my points clear in the description. Any one else finding this really annoying?
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Tell HN: Writing an LLM critique/takedown? – Do not use an LLM to write it
1 points by evolve2k 5mo ago|3 comments
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by evolve2k 5mo ago
Just started reading.. I swear if I start to get the sense this article is written by an LLM, I’m going to loose it.
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by evolve2k 5mo ago
I found this an interesting read until the second to last sentence: “ Zig built the foundation, Claude erected the building, human reviewers are still en route.” Wait?! Was this article also written with AI? Surely the author wouldn’t be so
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by evolve2k 5mo ago
If you can afford to pay that bit more for quality product, from the article plus a few comments here; seems that people really like Makita. - hasn’t enshitifed - makes quality tools that last - much more repairable (saving you even more in
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by evolve2k 5mo ago
The second part of the article moves into a very confusing to read user experience. That said, maybe I missed it, but I didn’t see any mention of pandoc that is known to do markdown > pdf rendering “client side”. This wasn’t AI written b
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by evolve2k 6mo ago
Just had a look and seems that you can get a pretty decent range of pre-owned crumpler bags on eBay and similar. Worth a look.
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by evolve2k 6mo ago
Some of us are out here still waiting for Firefox relay “premium” to launch and provide disposable mobile numbers like they do email addresses.. but product has for some reason been stuck on “join waiting list” for what feels like an absol
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by evolve2k 6mo ago
Talk to any Aussie tech workers you know and chances are they or their friend has a Crumpler backpack. (No affiliation just a big fan). Originally created by a bike courier who sick of bags breaking sewed a bag out of the toughest material
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by evolve2k 6mo ago
I’d like to image with a bit more work, the Firefox core dev team funding this into a CI test and chipping aaay at performance both of Firefox and policies around what goes in the store. Better scanners when extensizoms are unplosded would
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Zotero 9(zotero.org)
7 points by evolve2k 6mo ago|0 comments
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by evolve2k 6mo ago
I honestly enjoyed the article and agree with their move but I did have a chuckle reading all the way through and then see g right there under the article the X social media sharing icon. I’m sure it’s on its way out, but I did quietly laug
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by evolve2k 6mo ago
I should add a friend has recommended DNsimple.com and I’ve previously found their service to be excellent. https://dnsimple.com/ 50 cents per domain per month 10 cents per million queries That’s prob cheap enough to suppor
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by evolve2k 6mo ago
I’ve mainly been using cloudflare for the very excellent (and free) premium DNS offering. Easy upload of bind test files Flattened CNAME to support naked domains Robust free role based permissions to add other ppl Anyone have suggestions f
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I used AI. It worked. I hated it(taggart-tech.com)
57 points by evolve2k 6mo ago|128 comments
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by evolve2k 6mo ago
> Notably, the rollout will be handled by an “intelligent” update system that leverages machine learning to determine when a device is ready to receive the update. > Curiously, there seems to be a lack of transparency around how Micro
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Has there been any significant progress on using AI to talk to animals?(smithsonianmag.com)
6 points by evolve2k 6mo ago|2 comments
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by evolve2k 6mo ago
A few articles like this one were doing the rounds early last year. Curious, are we any closer to communicating with animals? This is an Ask HN with a linked article from early last year, but the bot removed the ask HN text. Oh well, curiou
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by evolve2k 6mo ago
Comparing the final two images of taken of earth in 1972 and 2026 respectively; does the 2026 (left) image look murkier and less crisp to anyone else? Surely our camera gear is exponentially better now? Is the reason for the new image being
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by evolve2k 6mo ago
I’ve looked at Casa. It wasn't CasaOS, but now I'm remembering.. I think they supported casa's marketplace conventions.. so that's how as a new project it had a big marketplace as they sort of piggy backed all the apps t
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Ask HN: Help re-finding a self hosting platform with decent SSO support
3 points by evolve2k 6mo ago|2 comments
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by evolve2k 6mo ago
This event is giving “banana math” from the show Arrested Development (S01E02 Top Banana).
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OpenAI accidentally built one of the richest charities. Now what?(vox.com)
4 points by evolve2k 7mo ago|0 comments
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Sri Lanka introduces 4-day week, multiple countries go WFH amid Iran conflict(news.com.au)
6 points by evolve2k 7mo ago|0 comments
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by evolve2k 7mo ago
I like these conventions. Another personal practice I us the body for is where I’ve relied on any webpages; blogs, issue reports, stack overlap pages etc to help the commit come together. The example of using one library over another, espec
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by evolve2k 7mo ago
I’m guessing hand coding means, not vibe coding. Did you use AI? .. Nah I hand coded it.
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by evolve2k 7mo ago
Firstly, I really want this also and am supportive of an opinionated decision to put something at say Temporal.DateTime() that would be logical for developers to use ‘most of the time’. However my guess is that the spec designers saw this l
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by evolve2k 7mo ago
My thought is half cynical. As LLM crawlers seek to mop up absolutely everything, companies themselves start to worry more about keeping their own data secret. Maybe this is a reason for shifts like this; as encrypted and other privacy-pres
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by evolve2k 7mo ago
It’s still happening.

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