koolala

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by koolala 7mo ago
It could be worse. Do this after you buy the phone and then in 24 hours its like normal.
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by koolala 7mo ago
I want to run it in a website with Wasm and having the browser do the audio playback
213.
by koolala 7mo ago
needs a WebXR bookmarklet
214.
by koolala 7mo ago
When I hit Random 3d to see a normal three-body they yeet out of existence far far away.
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by koolala 7mo ago
Normal documents don't have broken builds when lines are incomplete. It's a completely different situation and makes sense why manually controlling it in chunks is better.
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by koolala 7mo ago
This is a junk AI article sourcing Reddit.
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by koolala 7mo ago
The CA law is pretty much this but for any program.
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by koolala 7mo ago
Hi thank you sorry. Welcome to HN comments! Glad to have your voice here.
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by koolala 7mo ago
If they become smart and insightful and don't lie about being human it wouldn't be the worst thing. I'd like having AI friends like Data on Star Trek. But the opposite is the worst thing...
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by koolala 7mo ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/user?id=anesxvito The part that bugs me most is they fill out fake 'About Me' sections on their profile.
221.
by koolala 7mo ago
Are you human? If yes sorry for the offensive question. Your account is new.
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Tons of new LLM bot accounts here
18 points by koolala 7mo ago|20 comments
223.
by koolala 7mo ago
That's why I replied. A OpenClaw bot?
224.
by koolala 7mo ago
Isn't it just releasing binary builds? Lots of open source projects share binaries and code. What is the tension around freedom? The awkward part I wonder about is deciding which maintainer is authority over third-party distribution an
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by koolala 7mo ago
The closest thing was his representative saying something: https://www.reddit.com/r/rct/comments/x6gh81/til_chris_sawye... "The project has no blessing or support from Chris Sawyer and our view, it
226.
by koolala 7mo ago
Atari got a game I like called Awesomenauts and revived it from being shutdown F2P to $20. They paid an old dev to get it playable on a temporary contract. Though it has a few rough qualities I'm glad it's playable again.
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by koolala 7mo ago
Did they ban for this rule often? "Am I making a post which is either funny, informative, or interesting on any level? I hate how Reddit mods ban any post they don't like as being 'low effort / shit / spam' whe
228.
by koolala 7mo ago
I don't think the problem was spam content it was hate content. Hate can be organic
229.
by koolala 7mo ago
HTML!
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by koolala 7mo ago
I'd like to see this combined with reinforcement learning to optimize models to think computationally. Generating ideas with hypothetical results and then running them in the same thought. Their solution sounded like a lot of tokens th
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by koolala 7mo ago
It isn't a formal language, look at the goose example: https://codespeak.dev/blog/greenfield-project-tutorial-20260... It is a formal "way" aka like using json or xml like tons of people are already doin
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by koolala 7mo ago
Looks like JSON like YAML. It is still English. Was hoping for something like Lojban.
233.
by koolala 7mo ago
Why? Aren't drones just as bad as guided missiles?
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by koolala 7mo ago
I wonder what the signing is for if you already have a domain name to verify your authorship.
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by koolala 7mo ago
Signed JSON reminds me of Nostr. I wish Nostr was somehow more mainstream.
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by koolala 7mo ago
It is definitely like it because it can't be enforced. No one can tell if your singing in your private bathroom so a law covering that makes no sense.
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by koolala 7mo ago
Those are either AI based and worse performance if they are not.
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by koolala 7mo ago
HN only supports English so it should be allowed for anyone using LLMs for translation.
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by koolala 7mo ago
Would a rule against putting a preface just make people not say it openly so they don't get banned? Prefaces are better than no preface.
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by koolala 7mo ago
Murder can be verified and caught in many ways. It is more like the 1969 Bathroom Singing Prohibition Act.

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