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by leobg 2mo ago
I don't even watch most videos anymore. YouTube app -> Share -> Gemini -> Summary. Only if that shows interesting content do I actually watch.
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by leobg 2mo ago
Fiction from the 1800s? Now that sounds interesting. Can you name three titles that you would recommend? And: how did you get into this? Doesn’t sound like a TikTok trend, haha.
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by leobg 2mo ago
Why not generate an artificial dataset using commercial APIs and then finetune a small model on this data? I’ve had success adapting even a 7B model for single-domain tasks that way, including reasoning and tool calling. You can use an open
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by leobg 3mo ago
Ivona „Joey“, „Amy“
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by leobg 3mo ago
For once a post that’s not about AI on HN’s front page again. And the main comments are about liability risk?
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by leobg 3mo ago
I'm missing some context here. First of all, this is a marketing piece, made for engagement. Second, in production, you would adjust your approach to the model's strengths and weaknesses. For example, if you found that a model doe
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by leobg 3mo ago
Looks like you've got some real history there. Think about it. You might even be able to hack together an Ask My Ancestor chatbot. Heck, I’d build it for you. The scamming and the OCR are going to be the hardest parts I imagine.
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by leobg 3mo ago
I guess Anthropic knows this. They show you this warning: --- Switch model? Your next response will be slower and use more tokens This conversation is cached for the current model. Switching to Opus 4.8 (1M context) means the full history g
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by leobg 3mo ago
In that case, the map looks misleading, doesn’t it? It looks as though London and Berlin, for example, stand out as having dislocated disproportionately many artifacts from around the world. And on the other hand, Paris looks innocent. But
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by leobg 3mo ago
You know that they exist, you know where they are, and you’ve never read or digitized them? Or was that sarcasm?
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by leobg 3mo ago
The Faber Book of Science (Carey) Asimov’s New Guide to Science (Asimov) The Great Influenza (Barry)
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by leobg 3mo ago
You can. But if you build your own stuff, you can also easily lock yourself out. That whole mechanism that tells the software to look for a new bin file on the SD card and to use that to update is something that needs to be contained in you
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by leobg 3mo ago
I had a fun day yesterday. Because I had been contacted by AWS about somebody potentially having gained access to my account. That’s when I logged in. That’s when I saw the 1.3 billion number. I was pretty fast in getting that backdoor clos
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by leobg 3mo ago
I’m in DE, too. Same calculus. Excluding winter though. When it’s cold outside, a GPU heats my office and I get tokens free on the side. :)
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by leobg 4mo ago
Skinner would say it is not so much about emotions like fear or greed, but about consequences.
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by leobg 7mo ago
Looks interesting. Any pointers to how to integrate it in GitHub Copilot Chat? It seems to support skills, so I'd guess it should work?
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by leobg 8mo ago
You got a .de Domain. I looked for an imprint to see if that solo dev with the right tools was a fellow German, but I didn’t find any. Any details on who you are and how you came to build this? Also, your landing page sounds quite different
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by leobg 9mo ago
That isn’t the point. The point is that it’s not enough to figure out that there is an obstacle. You also have to figure out what that obstacle is, and you have to predict its movement. In the case of pedestrian, the car, for example, needs
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by leobg 9mo ago
So I guess in the 90s they would’ve sued Adobe for not putting spyware into Photoshop? If you believe in democracy, and the rule of law, and citizenship, then the responsibility obviously lies with people who create and publish pictures, no
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by leobg 9mo ago
Some people need the opposite advice: Sometimes an interaction is just a one off event. No need to teach a lesson.
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by leobg 9mo ago
How do you handle PDFs, images, HTML/rich text snippets? Asking because Evernote supported all of those. It’s what keeps me using that app, even though I cringe every time I open it.
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by leobg 9mo ago
The issues get trapped in the tissues.
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by leobg 9mo ago
Have you heard of “the Sedoma Method”? And/or Larry Crane’s Release Technique?
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by leobg 9mo ago
The irony is that Apple started out by discovering the the hackability of the hardware and software they found in their time. Instead of leaving something like that behind for those who come after them, to pay back what was given to them, t
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by leobg 9mo ago
Vibe coded…. /s
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by leobg 9mo ago
It's a good read, actually. Includes actual specifics from the conversations, how the user phrased his requests, how ChatGPT responded, and why safety systems seemed to have failed (ChatGPT generally has a policy of not giving advice o
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Reverse Engineering Zed's AI Coding Assistant with Mitmproxy(dzlab.github.io)
2 points by leobg 9mo ago|0 comments
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by leobg 9mo ago
What were the jpgs in tge thotDBSmash folder? Did the founder use that bucket to collect photos of women? Or was that geolocation material, too…
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by leobg 9mo ago
> Don't let Google decide who you trust. > Make SFGATE a preferred source so your search results prioritize writing by actual people, not AI. Lol
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by leobg 9mo ago
Nice! Thanks for sharing. Does it do overlap?

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