kilroy123

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   by kilroy123 8mo ago

   I can't fathom using LLMs like this. Does ChatGPT actually do this? I thought people who were into this stuff used dedicated apps or Grok?
2. 212.▲
   by kilroy123 8mo ago

   Downvote all you want. Point blank, they are dropping the ball.
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   by kilroy123 8mo ago

   I've been so disappointed in Apple's lack of execution on this. There is so much potential for fantastic local models to run and intelligently connect to cloud models. I just don't get why they're dropping the ball so mu
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   by kilroy123 8mo ago

   Probably right, but I'd rather be 1-2 years into figuring this out than starting now. I have a lot of traction and I've built up an audience.
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   by kilroy123 8mo ago

   I saw the writing on the wall when ChatGPT was first released. I'm a good 2 years into a pivot to become an online creator who makes weird web experiences and content. I am knee deep in a challange to build 25 projects in 25 weeks. I&#
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   by kilroy123 8mo ago

   It's been utterly bizarre to witness. I've used n8n for years and told everyone who would listen to give it a try, well before LLMs. Same for huginn the open source project. I just don't get all the hyper either. I think it&#
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   by kilroy123 8mo ago

   I have some inside knowledge here. When I was in college, I was very idealistic. I was in a special Greenpeace program where they took college students and trained them to become environmental activists. Picture a semester-long, hands-on tr
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   by kilroy123 8mo ago

   I strongly suspect we're like 4 more elegant algorithms away from a real AGI.
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   by kilroy123 8mo ago

   I've seen lots of suspiciously new accounts hoping into these conversations. Saying questionable things.
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    by kilroy123 8mo ago

    Strange times. I truly feel these are the last days of our Republic. Especially if more aren't willing to take a stand.
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    by kilroy123 8mo ago

    Sadly, I feel the same way. Here's a great video of Starliner: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L96asfTvJ_A
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    by kilroy123 8mo ago

    This has always struck me as such a strange monetization strategy. Do they actually make money off this?
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    Lofi Car(loficar.com)

    5 points by kilroy123 8mo ago|0 comments
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    by kilroy123 8mo ago

    He doesn't care about solar because it does nothing to boost his narcissism. Simple as that. He can't take credit for it. It doesn't boost his image. It's just a simple quiet thing sitting there working.
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    by kilroy123 8mo ago

    I'm not convinced this is all temporary.
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    by kilroy123 8mo ago

    This is what I've been wanting! Just like those eGPUs you would plug into your Mac. You would have a big model or device capable of running a top-tier model under your desk. All local, completely private.
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    by kilroy123 8mo ago

    Wow, this looks very nice.
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    by kilroy123 8mo ago

    I've noticed this as well. It's kind of insane how hard it is to sign up for popular services.
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    by kilroy123 8mo ago

    I agree with you. Codex 5.3 is good it's just a bit slower.
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    Things AI Say(thingsaisay.com)

    3 points by kilroy123 8mo ago|1 comments
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    by kilroy123 8mo ago

    I made this because I'm kind of tired of all the weird therapy phrases ChatGPT spits out. These are all directly from my export chats over the past two years. I made a small post about how I did it: https://thingsaisay.com&#
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    by kilroy123 8mo ago

    I think we were headed that way before LLMs came on to hunt scene. LLMs just accelerated this trend.
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    Show HN: I made a bot that has to beg and make $1 or it dies(begbot.ai)

    1 points by kilroy123 8mo ago|0 comments
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    by kilroy123 8mo ago

    Interesting. Well, you made me want to look deeper.
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    by kilroy123 8mo ago

    Oh wow, I never even thought about importing all my ChatGPT data. I guess for me a lot of tasks on a daily to-do list aren't things that can be done on the computer... So no virtual thing will be much help.
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    by kilroy123 8mo ago

    That's what I think will happen. Not just standards but taste and design as well. I think there's almost even more demand for good designers now than ever before. Why? VERY good design signals this is tasteful and quality. Not an
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    by kilroy123 8mo ago

    I use AI a LOT. OpenAI said I'm in the 1% of people using ChatGPT (bad thing imo). I use Claude and Codex all day long, building and shipping. But just do not get the Clawbot / OpenClaw hype at all. What are people doing with this
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    by kilroy123 8mo ago

    My dream is that powerful agents trawl through all the research papers looking for diamonds in the rough. They evaluate papers that look interesting and should be looked at more deeply. Then, research ideas as much as they can. Then flag f
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    by kilroy123 8mo ago

    I agree with you on all of it. But _what if_ they work out all of that in the next 2 years and it stops needing constant supervision and intervention? Then what?
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    by kilroy123 8mo ago

    IMO this is the true root of the problem. You have two options: Android or iPhone. Apple simply has no financial incentive to fix anything. So I 100% agree, we need more competition. I was hopeful for a fleeting moment in time with the Fire