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by johnsillings 11mo ago
I've been posting a bunch of my own writing (mostly on my local server) and yeah, the responses can be kind of brutal...
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by johnsillings 11mo ago
that's hysterical
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Show HN: I built an interactive HN Simulator(news.ysimulator.run)
538 points by johnsillings 11mo ago|215 comments
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How to Prompt Nano Banana Pro(replicate.com)
6 points by johnsillings 11mo ago|0 comments
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Persona Collapse: LLMs All Like the Same Things(substack.com)
1 points by johnsillings 11mo ago|0 comments
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by johnsillings 11mo ago
This looks great – excited to give it a try. Love to see this coming out of YC, too.
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by johnsillings 11mo ago
it would be a really nice product experience if you could click on a book (in the recommendations), then get recommendations for that book, and so on
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List of List of Lists(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by johnsillings 11mo ago|0 comments
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Spherical Cow(en.wikipedia.org)
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by johnsillings 11mo ago
very cool – I like how opinionated the product approach is vs. a bunch of disconnected tools for specialists to use (which seems more common for this space).
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by johnsillings 1y ago
I live in the US, and the type of party in the article is way more familiar to me than potlucks or cookouts – but that's just me
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by johnsillings 1y ago
sounds way better that way
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Compare Video Models(twitter.com)
4 points by johnsillings 1y ago|0 comments
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by johnsillings 1y ago
this is really nice.
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Thoughts on the current (un)profitability of the AI ecosystem(johnsillings.com)
1 points by johnsillings 1y ago|1 comments
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by johnsillings 1y ago
what is the value of that, as you see it?
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by johnsillings 1y ago
same
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by johnsillings 1y ago
https://www.childtrends.org/publications/fertility-rate-unit... edit: fertility rate in the US is near historic lows. maybe you're thinking of something else re: demographic trends, but that seems pretty alarming
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by johnsillings 1y ago
would be fixed by adding controls - probably q and e - to turn the camera left and right and pivot the character
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Introducing Replicate's new search API to find the best models(replicate.com)
1 points by johnsillings 1y ago|0 comments
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by johnsillings 1y ago
Great question. The model does look at comments, too.
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by johnsillings 1y ago
Sadly, this doesn't work on the line-level yet. I know that wasn't the main purpose of your comment, but figured I'd mention that first. Getting more to the heart of your question: the main use-case for this (and the reason S
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by johnsillings 1y ago
It is possible to use this via the command line today. I'll ask Henry to have a look & comment here (or grab a demo and leave a note, we'll give you some more details).
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by johnsillings 1y ago
That's a great question + something we've discussed internally a bit. We suspect it is possible to "trick" the model with a little effort (like you did above) but it's not something we're particularly focused o
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by johnsillings 1y ago
brb, renaming
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by johnsillings 1y ago
Totally – we have support for Java, C#, and Ruby in the works. Edit: since you mentioned universities, are you thinking about AI detection for student work, e.g. like a plagiarism checker? Just curious.
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by johnsillings 1y ago
Really appreciate it!
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by johnsillings 1y ago
I'll let Henry elaborate here, but we think there's a chance that a truly language-agnostic classifier is possible. That being said, the next version of this will support a few more languages: Ruby, C#, and Java.
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by johnsillings 1y ago
I'm sure Henry will chime in here, but there's some more info here in the technical announcement: https://www.span.app/introducing-span-detect-1 "span-detect-1 was evaluated by an independent team within Span
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by johnsillings 1y ago
sharing the technical announcement here (more info on evaluations, comparison to other models, etc): https://www.span.app/introducing-span-detect-1

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