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91.
by journal 9mo ago
realistically, you can get a project started within low enough tokens, to have a long enough conversation to generate something that looks like 1.0. eventually you will reach a point where every request becomes more expensive and caching do
92.
by journal 9mo ago
they pretend like everything is fine at HN too wouldn't surprise me looking similar in the future.
93.
by journal 9mo ago
I add claims to cookies and handle my own authentication.
94.
by journal 9mo ago
You'll find a job eventually, you just have to survive long enough to find one.
95.
by journal 9mo ago
I would not be surprised if the answer is NO.
96.
by journal 9mo ago
What is a file system?
97.
by journal 9mo ago
you can't bring mp3 to hell
98.
by journal 9mo ago
Before ~ 2022 it was around 100%. Now it's about 1% and it's not code. I might open a bracket once in a while to get it to complete, but mostly I'm wearing out my SPACE, TAB, and ENTER. Using LLMs when it's cheap is simi
99.
by journal 9mo ago
it probably checks if the firmware needs to be updated.
100.
by journal 9mo ago
hn: you can close the tab but you can never leave. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BciS5krYL80&t=260s
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Ask HN: Why does YouTube collect creator demographics?
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102.
by journal 10mo ago
You only need that info if you know you need it in your rag. Over the last two years of usage I don't recall where I'd need those timestamps but I know there are cases. Still, this would have to be an option because otherwise it w
103.
by journal 10mo ago
I'd run a chicken farm and a restaurant.
104.
by journal 10mo ago
"A passenger was ejected, and the driver died after being trapped in the burning vehicle"
105.
by journal 10mo ago
be first, smart, or cheat.
106.
by journal 10mo ago
I wish they had CRUD application awards.
107.
by journal 10mo ago
If not, I bet everyone is waiting for it to die, and take hn with it.
108.
by journal 10mo ago
Before I consumed calories over days to figure out syntax. Now, a language model exhausts those calories away in seconds. Eventually we will advance too far into the future that the tail end of humanity will forget how to make pants.
109.
by journal 10mo ago
voice transcription is silly when someone is listening you talking to something that isn't exactly human, imagine explaining you were talking to AI. When it's more than one sentence I use voice too.
110.
by journal 10mo ago
One day all your clouds will be made public.
111.
by journal 10mo ago
The quality of an LLM outputs is greatly dependent on the inputs. Your brain is Swiss cheese and LLMs are a filler.
112.
by journal 10mo ago
by that logic if we help them see why don't we help them understand as well?
113.
by journal 10mo ago
Won't be adding them then. Not worth the struggle from what I read here. You think it's plug-n-play just swap a model id and endpoint, nope, Chuck Testa.
114.
by journal 10mo ago
anomaly detection, checks to make sure something is still happening.
115.
by journal 10mo ago
Everything was working fine.
116.
by journal 10mo ago
Because you might die, waiting for failure rate to come down. Failure rate comes down, more people will try, causing failure rate to rise.
117.
by journal 10mo ago
https://github.com/ShawInnes/SshKeyGenerator change your life. this saves me so many clicks of what would otherwise be a really stupid alternative method of automation regarding these deployments i have to do. i couldn
118.
by journal 10mo ago
i literally vibe coded a tool like this. it supports image in, audio out, and archiving.
119.
by journal 11mo ago
depends on what you're trying to make. i suggest trying to vibe code a tool like i have called llm.exe which takes contents of predefined md file and sends it for response which is added to the end of the file. then incrementally add n
120.
by journal 11mo ago
Now we have to stop people from consuming cold turkey.

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