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2mo ago
GPT5.6-Sol is brilliant on Max in my experience.
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Yeah, immediate thought was why should a 4 year old device be in need of any revival? Specifically a writing tablet, I assume it just works still. But after reading the article the scourge of 'always online' devices seems to have
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2mo ago
> Usually once MR is merged No, nothing is merged yet I'm talking about during code review when changes are requested by the reviewer, you force push to overwrite your previous commits, the brand history does not know this by design
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2mo ago
how are you measuring ROI? Are LLM products driving revenue?
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2mo ago
> Are we really going to have datacenters in space I haven't properly thought through the thermal engineering problems here but cooling a data center in the vacuum of space seems like a hard thing to solve. There are plenty of compu
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2mo ago
Blogs are significantly more up to date with most technical topics. Books focused on specific technologies by contrast go out of date as soon as they are published. For example: https://simonwillison.net/ is HN's favor
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2mo ago
When you merge request and then need to make changes, at least they way i do it is git push --force to push to overwrite the branch state on remote (gitlab/github etc.) I like that is keeps track of the diffs and changes for code revie
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2mo ago
As a omni user of Linux, OSx and Windows, the most peculiar part to me is this: > teaches you that the app is just a file that you can place anywhere, or trash when done. It's actually kind of opaque and not obvious at all, how exac
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2mo ago
AI does have something like Aesthetics and taste, but it's the average of all the inputs and so it's almost by definition the answer to 'what is the most average design possible based on all human prior data inputs?' Tha
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I used to think the average HN reader probably did have good taste, at least above average. After all HN is a place for builders, making things. Most people never make anything. Making things means deciding what to make and how it should be
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2mo ago
> if LLMs are not "good enough", why are they still around They are not good enough yet, the people using these tools every day, and with a high bar for quality and design 'taste' notice the rough edges. They are stil
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3mo ago
Snark aside, your GP took one module on nutrition in medical school, years ago. Doctors are not experts in nutrition. Most modern western diets lack fibre the most so eating more fibre is a sensible recommendation for basically everyone.
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3mo ago
Mods / Dang whomever, how is this post still up?
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3mo ago
Because the subtext is the cyberwarfare and military applications - "look how dangerous my AI is, now I can use it vanquish my enemies!"
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3mo ago
Given creatine is present in several foods, do you have an intolerance to those as well as creatine in supplement form? Curious if it's a simple allergy or the dosage.
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3mo ago
I (people in general) don't talk to claude/chatGPT while brainstorming out aloud in the same way as a conversation with a person, in my experience. So I might pause a bit more to think about the request, and the new gpt-live featu
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3mo ago
I have personally been a heavy claude code user since it launched, I have a claude subscription at home and my employer pays for a claude account at work. Until the launch of Fable I'd been very happy with claude code besides the outag
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3mo ago
>I don't want Jira, Teams, Outlook, Slack, etc. sending me notifications after I've signed off of work, or if its the weekend. Don't put company software on your personal device. If you need to use these the company should
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3mo ago
https://www.postgraduate.study.cam.ac.uk/courses/directory/c...
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3mo ago
How does it change model mid conversation? Does it spawn sub agents with different models or is it the same single conversation dynamically switching models?
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4mo ago
If google ever fails it will be because they are fundamentally bad at product management.
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4mo ago
Helpful resources for humans wanting to learn: https://www.coursera.org/learn/learning-how-to-learn // https://barbaraoakley.com/books/learning-how-to-learn/ https://cal
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4mo ago
Presumably it's in schools so it's down to the teachers to confiscate devices and not use them in the first place as tools children drive. I assume using AI to make teaching materials that teachers then disseminate is still fair g
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4mo ago
Yes it's very clear chatGPT's free models are concerned with general public / household problems / personal problems. It's not really suitable for business tasks.
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4mo ago
Most people thought Fable had more 'taste' than Opus, there was certainly a better quality of writing that felt more 'smart human' and not 'stochastic parrot stringing sentences together'.
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4mo ago
Since the end is near does anyone have a claude data export flow/tool they have used? I have claude projects, skills, etc. I'd want copies of before deleting my account.
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4mo ago
Do you have an example?
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4mo ago
Between this and Shazeer you guys are idolizing individuals in an unhealthy way IMO. Why are we keeping tabs on researchers moving around? You're talking about them like people talk about the NFL trading players or (football) soccer te
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Usually the smell is when it sounds profound or insightful but then you realize it's word salad and not really saying anything. LLMs also try to make the most mundane thing sound revolutionary or write about it in an alarmist way like
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4mo ago
I like to talk (stt) but I don't want tts to talk back to me I just want to read the response. voice synthesis is a waste for me personally.
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