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Microsoft unveils new AI models(microsoft.ai)
6 points by helloplanets 4mo ago|1 comments
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by helloplanets 4mo ago
It reads a lot like an LLM... Especially this sentence: > Now they're slop, agentic, and on fire — but they get attention, and attention is the only metric left. Welcome to the future, where we have LLMs writing slop rants about LLM
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by helloplanets 4mo ago
Pretty sure the developer could get in serious legal trouble if this happened to cause issues with a larger company's system. Has anything similar happened before?
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by helloplanets 4mo ago
I remember someone posting about the most human of all traits being reassuring to see: Typos. I'm pretty sure people are not as averse to leaving or finding typos in text as they were 5 years ago, as these days it's a signal of hu
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Software engineer wanted to resist the usual algorithms, so he created his own(theatlantic.com)
6 points by helloplanets 4mo ago|1 comments
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The Biggest Tell That Something Was Written by AI(theatlantic.com)
6 points by helloplanets 4mo ago|1 comments
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by helloplanets 4mo ago
What do you mean?
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by helloplanets 4mo ago
You can create tools without using MCP for OpenCode: https://opencode.ai/docs/custom-tools/
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by helloplanets 4mo ago
> particularly because its UX affordances are reminiscent of a slot machine’s: you pull the lever, you get a reward (a solution to your coding problem.) I hope the field moves out of the TUI with prompt + pull the lever paradigm soon‚ wh
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by helloplanets 4mo ago
I'd just imagine that leaving the platform would come before adding something like this to their codebase. With GitHub recently changing their GitHub Copilot data collection from opt in to opt out, being in direct cahoots with OpenAI,
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by helloplanets 4mo ago
I thought we already were sliding down the slippery slope here.
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by helloplanets 4mo ago
This isn't about me in any way. If something in your software is intentionally malicious or damaging, it's malware. Doesn't really matter what the reasoning for including the malicious part is. Would you count this as malware
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by helloplanets 4mo ago
Some comments from the dev on the GitHub thread: > It's as much "active destruction" as telling someone to eff themselves. > Funny to have GenAI proponents talk about "deliberately destroying someone's work&qu
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by helloplanets 4mo ago
If you use API billing, you can use them from anywhere. But using Claude Code with a Max subscription is massively cheaper for programming. You should never use Claude models for programming through API billing, unless forced. The differenc
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by helloplanets 4mo ago
Did this get hugged to death? Not loading for me at all.
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by helloplanets 4mo ago
That sort of countermeasure system could be done without AI as well. The problem is that it's illegal. No Castle Doctrine in cybersecurity afaik. Interesting variation on that could be AI that builds out some sort of on the fly honeypo
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by helloplanets 4mo ago
So... You've never had a bad interview. Congrats!
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Cyberduck – Talk with a Duck(rubberduckdebugging.com)
2 points by helloplanets 4mo ago|0 comments
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Soft Serve – Self-hostable Git server for the command line(github.com)
3 points by helloplanets 4mo ago|0 comments
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by helloplanets 4mo ago
More straightforward to talk about the hardware directly. Full Kimi K2.6 needs an 8x H200 node to run and serve around 20 heavy users. You can rent an 8x H200 node for around $30/hr. I'd imagine GPT-5.5 and Claude Opus 4.7 could r
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by helloplanets 4mo ago
Instead of worrying about the implications on HN, I'd rather worry about the implications on you as a consumer of HN. I wouldn't be comfortable creating a bubble inside of a bubble, but to each their own. As long as it's just
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Jonathan Blow plans to open-source new game's engine(helloplanets.mataroa.blog)
8 points by helloplanets 4mo ago|0 comments
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The Art of Dithering and Retro Shading for the Web(blog.maximeheckel.com)
3 points by helloplanets 5mo ago|0 comments
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Prompt engineering is dead, but Claude still tries(blog.exe.dev)
3 points by helloplanets 5mo ago|0 comments
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Bun's unreleased Rust port has 13,365 unsafe blocks(bun.com)
64 points by helloplanets 5mo ago|52 comments
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by helloplanets 5mo ago
Thank you for linking this! It's great. :)
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by helloplanets 5mo ago
The usual way of measuring a trait would basically be measuring N amount of people on a specific thing, and the distribution based on that. But if you take 1 person, and N amount of specific things/traits, just about everyone would pro
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by helloplanets 5mo ago
This seems to be anchored around optimizing your intelligence to be a competitive advantage. Life as a competition of minds. For example: > Improbable lives have fewer competitors > The more you-ish you become, the less competition y
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by helloplanets 5mo ago
https://github.com/torvalds/AudioNoise > The python visualizer tool has been basically written by vibe-coding. I know more about analog filters -- and that's not saying much -- than I do about python. It starte
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by helloplanets 5mo ago
Nano Banana is one of the most used image gen models

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