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by gbnwl 6mo ago
I'd wager that being conscripted in Norwary carries a different level of risk of deployment than being conscripted in the US, given the fact that we've been essentially been nonstop involved in wars for my entire lifetime. When yo
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by gbnwl 6mo ago
Genuinely sorry he let you down and you're left holding the bag dude. But please understand people aren't going to accept your weak rationalizations anymore.
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by gbnwl 6mo ago
Why is anyone still using or even talking about Gas Town? Now that HN is largely onboard with agentic development and has at least tried it themselves who's still under the impression that it's useful?
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by gbnwl 6mo ago
Have you considered not using copilot and using Claude Code or Codex directly?
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by gbnwl 6mo ago
I’m newer to knowing and caring about what YC does at all in terms of the companies it funds. The fact that this is YC makes me think the org has forfeited any sense of “taste” at all. Complete scattershot from people who have money to scat
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by gbnwl 6mo ago
Not sure if you've seen it yourself but Claude code can kick off parallel agents working in their own worktrees natively now. I do it all the time.
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by gbnwl 6mo ago
So instead of using my Claude Code subscription, I can pay the vastly higher API rates to you so you can run Claude Code for me?
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by gbnwl 6mo ago
Agreed. The confidence people have to predict what these tools will be capable of two years down the line, when it's barely been over a year since Claude Code was first released, is astounding.
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by gbnwl 6mo ago
Liked the article in general, but > These apps will win awards at the next all-hands. In two years they’ll be unmaintainable tech debt some poor soul inherits and rewrites from scratch. Huge assumption/prediction that I think is act
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by gbnwl 6mo ago
You can search videos within a channel, go to the channel page and look for the magnifying glass all the way at the end of the nav bar that has Home | Videos | Shorts | Playlists | Posts | *Magnifying glass here* Well at least in browser it
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by gbnwl 7mo ago
Their comment reporting stats here: “Provider: OpenAI (gpt-4o / o1)” Uh so is it 4o or o1? Very different models. When you read this, how did you interpret this? “Suite: 11-task core suite (atomic coding tasks)” - OK ill take
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by gbnwl 7mo ago
OK I'll take the opportunity to be the the first non-self-promotional comment on this thread now that concensure and rohan2003 have done their ads. Based on this post's current position on the front page it kind of seems to fall i
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by gbnwl 7mo ago
My understanding is that yes they are probabilistic by nature in that they give you a probability distribution over all tokens in the vocabulary for the next token, but if you just take the policy of using max prob for each token their outp
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by gbnwl 7mo ago
Not the original commenter but they could be talking about Timberborn. Don't have it but have friends who play.
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by gbnwl 7mo ago
I'm noticing terms related to DL/RL/NLP are being used more and more informally as AI takes over more of the cultural zeitgeist and people want to use the fancy new terms of the era, even if inaccurately. A friend told me he
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by gbnwl 8mo ago
Is this a joke that’s going over my head? The country we all know the term “century of humiliation” from has recovered and is literally a superpower right now?
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by gbnwl 8mo ago
+1 to creating tickets by simply asking the agent to. It's worked great and larger tasks can be broken down into smaller subtasks that could reasonably be completed in a single context window, so you rarely every have to deal with comp
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by gbnwl 8mo ago
It totally is. The fact that this post has gotten this many upvotes is appalling.
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by gbnwl 8mo ago
You mean to tell me the included screenshot hasn't convinced you? https://github.com/sophiaeagent-beep/n64llm-legend-of-Elya/b...
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by gbnwl 8mo ago
What makes you think their fame will be ephemeral? All of the tech billionaires from the 90s, 00s, and 10s are still constantly in the news for better or worse.
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by gbnwl 8mo ago
They need to generate revenue to continue to raise money to continue to invest in compute. Even if they have the Midas Touch it needs to be continously improved because there are three other competing Midas Touch companies working on new an
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by gbnwl 8mo ago
When was this??
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by gbnwl 8mo ago
They're literally trained on natural language to output natural language. You would need to create the hyper compressed language first, convert all of your training data to that, and then train the models with that. But token efficienc
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by gbnwl 8mo ago
You don't need to build anything. Just tell the agent to write tickets into .md files in a folder and move them to a closed foler as you go along. I've been using Claude Code with the Max plan nonstop essentially every day since l
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by gbnwl 8mo ago
Same but I imagine once prices start rising the prices of GPUs that can run any decent local models will soar (again) as well. You and I wouldn’t be the only person with this idea right?
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by gbnwl 8mo ago
Wonder if it was more or less than the crowd that showed up for last week’s NeverNude protest. I remember them numbering in the dozens too.
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by gbnwl 8mo ago
I really enjoy the actual content of the few chapters I read so far, but the styling is 100% LLM, and it's so hard to get through multiple pages of the same exact mannerisms repeated over and over and over. It kind of feels like readin
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by gbnwl 8mo ago
100% a precursor to a follow up post like "I asked OpenClaw to write me a blog post about how it's changing my life and it hit the top of HackerNews"
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by gbnwl 8mo ago
I think you might be salty because the words become overused and overhyped, and often 90% of the people jumping on the bandwagon are indeed just parroting the new hot buzzword and don't really understand what they're talking about
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by gbnwl 8mo ago
I'll echo everyone else's concerns for the author (and wife of course). But I'm kind of concerned about the logic behind the plan? Is the idea to focus primarily on FDA approved compounds and convince doctors to give them to

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