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by kristofferR 4mo ago
Microphonics = cable noise, like when the cable drags against your zipper.
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by kristofferR 4mo ago
Not to mention the microphonics
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by kristofferR 4mo ago
What a party pooper the current US government is... I'm not excited right now at all, while normally a new GPT release would be so much fun to test out.
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by kristofferR 4mo ago
Why would they use Max 5x instead of Max 20x, which is cheaper relatively speaking?
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by kristofferR 4mo ago
It's hard, but I try to verify it as best as possible by doing multiple independent runs, often one with GPT-5.5 and one with Opus, and then verify that they agree. When I'm as certain as possible I release it and rely on feedback
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by kristofferR 4mo ago
Yeah, this describes me perfectly. I can't really program, but I'm now building a bunch of different projects and submitting PRs that people seem to appreciate. https://github.com/kristofferR One of them, a Home A
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by kristofferR 4mo ago
Hyundai EVs are great though, the Hyundai Ionic 5N is probably the best EV there is (for car enthusiasts).
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by kristofferR 4mo ago
This seems like the exact project you should try out Codex Security for. It catches a lot of stuff: https://chatgpt.com/codex/cloud/security/
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by kristofferR 4mo ago
Running a couple of "scan for potential refactors"/"any duplicated code" prompt threads is already a long way there.
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by kristofferR 5mo ago
claude --dangerously-skip-permissions -p "get this all installed https://www.thran.uk/writ/hdid/2025/12/simcity-3k-in-4k.html "
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by kristofferR 5mo ago
I'd rather have AI slop appear on the top of HN than regurgitated old low effort thoughts like this. There's absolutely nothing new or interesting here that hasn't already been said better by a thousand different random HN co
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by kristofferR 5mo ago
That's what I'm saying, they pretend that the only way to fix SS is to cut services/replace it, because actually fixing it without cuts would involve removing the lobbyhole/cap that makes their rate close to zero.
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by kristofferR 5mo ago
Not to mention that they always harp on it being supposedly unsustainable and insolvent, while deliberately not mentioning that it is solely because the social security is the most regressive tax, where the more you earn the lower your rate
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by kristofferR 5mo ago
Found a clone here: https://github.com/unS0uL/OrcaSlicer-bambulab
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by kristofferR 5mo ago
What's new? Hasn't JDownloader already served malware with the default installer for years, you had to use specific adware-free installers to avoid it? https://board.jdownloader.org/showthread.php?t=54725
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by kristofferR 6mo ago
Most software, other than Windows and macOS, seems to have gotten better more quickly lately. Hard to quantify though, as most, other than the AI companies don't usually advertise their AI usage.
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by kristofferR 6mo ago
I didn't say 500ml, I said ~500ml. 500ml is quite large, but 400+ ain’t really that abnormal.
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by kristofferR 6mo ago
I'd say it reaches abnormal above 500ml, but there's nothing abnormal about mugs like this: https://www.ikea.com/no/en/p/faergklar-mug-light-pink-506048... It seems people think 500ml is more liquid
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by kristofferR 6mo ago
Yeah, people think 400-500ml is a lot for some reason, but it’s not a abnormal coffee mug size at all. The Ember mug I have is around 430ml.
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by kristofferR 6mo ago
This study is Irish, so I think they likely use 170ml cups? That means a normal mug of ~500ml is 3 cups. Perhaps they even use US coffee cup size, which is 118ml? Honestly, using an unit of measurement that varies from 118ml to 250ml in a
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by kristofferR 6mo ago
People aren't sad about the US not winning the race, they are despairing about the US actively trying to lose.
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by kristofferR 6mo ago
Eh, depends on what aspect of it. It's a very bad harness and is comically bad at tool calling, but as a Siri alternative and Youtube summarizer it's pretty good. As a chatbot it's unusable due to its broken web interface.
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by kristofferR 6mo ago
Not only that, but I feel there's a lot to validity of this meme from reddit: https://i.redd.it/jxfayl16q5wg1.jpeg . Maybe not "completely out", but at least not having enough available capacity to release a
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by kristofferR 6mo ago
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by kristofferR 6mo ago
Most device drivers nowadays aint necessary to solely get the device working, but to get it working well. All keyboards will work out of the box without any drivers/webusb-pages, but good luck configuring rapid triggers on your Wooting
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by kristofferR 6mo ago
Sure, but the GPT3 thing was mostly hype without stuff to back it up. On the other hand - the reported numbers on specific benchmarks here are insane, I don't doubt that it will have a major impact if it actually is that much more powe
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by kristofferR 6mo ago
Obviously that's impossible to answer without knowing your specific situation, nevermind even knowing which country you are speaking of. Heat pump prices aren't high here, heat pumps are just aircons with some extra cheap parts af
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by kristofferR 6mo ago
AI can initate the fuzzing and optimize the process of fuzzing.
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by kristofferR 6mo ago
This is pretty insane. A model so powerful they felt that releasing it would create a netsec tsunami if released publicly. AGI isn't here yet, but we don't need to get there for massive societal effects. How long will they hold of
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by kristofferR 6mo ago
Try installing Sidebery or a good adblocker on Chrome.

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