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by jaggs 11mo ago
>> OTOH, the clickbait seems confined to the title & subtitle on this one LOL, the definition of clickbait, no? :)
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by jaggs 11mo ago
Good grief what's happened to The Register? Rampant clickbait everywhere. Mike and John would be horrified.
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by jaggs 11mo ago
Scam
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by jaggs 11mo ago
Priceless!!! :))
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by jaggs 11mo ago
You win! :)
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by jaggs 11mo ago
And how is that any different to the "Volkswagen"?
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by jaggs 11mo ago
Gotta stop feeding the trolls with this nonsense, Peter.
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by jaggs 11mo ago
Exactly.
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by jaggs 11mo ago
I think the problem is that not everyone is a natural writer. Nor is English their first language. These both can be obstacles to a genuine attempt to communicate, so I'm kind of veering towards saying that AI is a benefit in these sit
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by jaggs 11mo ago
Got it, thank you, makes absolute sense. I think I'll hold off for now, because I'm not that enthusiastic about supporting Nazi synthesizers. But good luck with the project.
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by jaggs 11mo ago
Thanks for your prompt reply. I have to say I'm a little confused as to why you're excluding the two best code models, Gemini and Sonnet 4.5, from your stack? Is there something I'm missing?
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by jaggs 11mo ago
Hi looks interesting. Is there a limitation to the models that can be used? For example can it use Gemini 2.5 Pro or Claude Sonnet 4.5? Is there also a limitation to the back end? you mention Postgres and Mongo, are there any other options
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by jaggs 11mo ago
Wow you folks are clearly not Brits. It's got nothing to do with humiliation and subservience to a government, this is a stupid local jobsworth official. And can we PLEASE stop using the word woke in every comment on hacker news, it&#x
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by jaggs 1y ago
Huh?
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by jaggs 1y ago
>> 80% of the people only need 20% of the features. Hide the rest from them and you’ll make them more productive and happy. That’s really all it takes. One of the truest things I've read on HN. I've also tried to visit this
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by jaggs 1y ago
Hmm, not sure working with Nazis is really a great marketing strategy here?
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by jaggs 1y ago
Yeah we absolutely need to listen to this expert climate scientist who's been involved in the work over the past 60 years. He remains a crucial and irreplaceable part of the global research programs.
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Cool Banana–a stupidly simple image maker app for the rest of us(gerry7.itch.io)
1 points by jaggs 1y ago|1 comments
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by jaggs 1y ago
I got fed up having to register for cloud services just to produce a decent image that I needed in a hurry. So I created this small app to create or edit images using the two best AI models around at the moment. Gemini and ChatGPT-5 image.
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by jaggs 1y ago
So sad to read these completely misleading articles. Sure the author knows his science (I guess?), but to write anything about EV batteries while barely mentioning the world's biggest battery maker, or the world's largest car make
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by jaggs 1y ago
Oh I see. Yeah that could be a bit of a constraint couldn't it? Well I wish you luck.
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by jaggs 1y ago
When global?
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by jaggs 1y ago
Wow. Fantasy island. :)
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by jaggs 1y ago
Slowing Electric Vehicle Sales - in the USA - Will Cost G.M. $1.6B. FTFY:)
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by jaggs 1y ago
Why is everything blocked on the Walmart link?
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by jaggs 1y ago
Damage limitation 101. Just in case it's contagious. :) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IyxSqeFrlp0
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by jaggs 1y ago
Old test - https://www.redferret.net/the-surprising-truth-behind-househ...
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by jaggs 1y ago
So yeah, yet another wrapper around an AI model with a subscription tacked on. Sigh.
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by jaggs 1y ago
It would be good, if the passkey function worked on sign up. Unfortunately it failed completely for me.
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by jaggs 1y ago
Nope. The breathless excitement and hype is though.

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