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by jaggs 1y ago
And by the way this is superb. Thanks very much for releasing it.
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by jaggs 1y ago
If this works, and is stable and reliable long term, it may show that the moat for big tech software applications is crumbling. I think the key will be whether these home coded apps take advantage of open source to thrive, or whether they w
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by jaggs 1y ago
LOL, I built my own local client based on the Replicate AI yesterday. Not as fancy as this though. :)
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by jaggs 1y ago
hf.co/bartowski/deepseek-ai_DeepSeek-R1-0528-Qwen3-8B-GGUF:Q6_K is a decent performing model, if you're not looking for blinding speed. It definitely ticks all the boxes in terms of model quality. Try a smaller quant if you n
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Show HN: XOff an open source Chrome extension to change X links to Xcancel(codeberg.org)
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by jaggs 1y ago
Nice. Could be very useful. Thanks.
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by jaggs 1y ago
This looks really well done. I particularly like the simple user interface. A lot of the time these things are unnecessarily complex I feel.
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by jaggs 1y ago
Great idea. One suggestion might be to offer users a toggle between the square Recent Backstories cards and a much more condensed and easy to scan line by line river of news? Maybe even categorized? But great job anyway, so thanks.
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by jaggs 1y ago
Nice idea. Hope it gets traction because it's sorely needed at the moment. It's not just about misinformation, it's all the horrendous clickbait.
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by jaggs 1y ago
Really interesting from a 'in a bubble' point of view. I've been using Void for the past few weeks as a replacement for Bolt, Lovable, Tempo and the rest. Which is nothing like the use cases mentioned in this thread. Just sho
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by jaggs 1y ago
Wow, really? That genuinely surprises me. But good stuff. :)
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by jaggs 1y ago
I hate to be that guy, but how many of us are actually paying for this service? Yeah we pay with ads and attention, but is there another company that's prepared to store over 500 hours of new content every single minute? Yeah it sucks,
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by jaggs 1y ago
That's weird. I just learned about a new music generation model called Lyra today, based out of Luxembourg. What's the odds on a similar sounding name in the same field appearing in the same week? I've got to say I don't
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by jaggs 1y ago
That's a crummy quote to be honest. Not everybody has the ability to be creative on their own, so AI can help expand the demographic of creativity to those who may not have the basic skills. In the same way that word-processors help th
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by jaggs 1y ago
No. But soon. Very soon.
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by jaggs 1y ago
Cue genius and hilarious Utopia clip explaining all. :) https://youtu.be/-cGYQneo-G8?si=ZQRJNFrads-b6vnf
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by jaggs 1y ago
Is it a demo or commercial service?
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by jaggs 1y ago
His quantum mechanics lecture on YouTube at the Royal Society I think, is a masterpiece. Some very interesting facts, mostly about what we don't know. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zNVQfWC_evg
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by jaggs 2y ago
Not a cat's chance in hell that any eu organisation will rush to this offer right now. Or maybe ever in fact.
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by jaggs 2y ago
DeepSeek is pretty darn good. Much less flowery and more on point. At least in Sci-Fi.
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by jaggs 2y ago
Love the idea. You're going to need to get traction though. Or are you? I guess the only problem is if you decide it's not growing enough and shut it down. Why not open source a version to encourage adoption by wary folk?
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by jaggs 2y ago
Because Napster didn't have the Chinese breathing down its neck? :)
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by jaggs 2y ago
Very interesting. It will be interesting to see if anyone still trusts US companies in the EU after the recent shenanigans.
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by jaggs 2y ago
Aha, thanks very much for the detailed explanation. Absolutely makes sense.
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by jaggs 2y ago
LOL, serious question. Is coffee to writing really a thing? It sounds a bit weird to me, but maybe it's shorthand? :)
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by jaggs 2y ago
Good question. Do you need OCR too, or just file recognition? Models like Granite are pretty good for simple OCR in a tiny footprint, but not punchy enough for serious work.
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by jaggs 2y ago
Great article. Strangely enough The Third Wave changed my life completely. Read it in one sitting, enthralled by this incredible vision of the future, and then and there pivoted my life completely towards computing. Simple reason - it was t
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by jaggs 2y ago
Took a look. So annoying that you can't delete any of those lists. What happens if I don't like/drink coffee?
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by jaggs 2y ago
Nice. US only?
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by jaggs 2y ago
I suspect the first big impact of vibe coding will be in the smaller, open source utilities arena. Then as the tools get better, they will be increasingly adopted by more mainstream software creators.

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