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by lxe 1y ago
Your defense of the contrarian framing feels like it's missing the point. What you're describing as "counterintuitive" is actually pretty standard for anyone who's been working deeply with LLMs for a while. Most exp
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by lxe 1y ago
This article reads like "I'm not like other LLM users" tech writing. There are good points about when LLMs are actually useful vs. overhyped, but the contrarian framing undermines what could have been straightforward practica
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by lxe 1y ago
If you need a way to ease into mind clarity and distraction-free time, try taking an hour to an hour and a half of walking outside. You still need to maintain focus somewhat, but the mind quickly starts to wander.
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by lxe 1y ago
Their new Prius Hybrid is an excellent car. Wish people didn't look away from hybrids due to all the EV hype.
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by lxe 1y ago
I just took a nondescript photo of my culdesac... no signs or house numbers, nothing. I used a temporary chat, so no info about me is in the memory. It guessed correctly down to the suburban town. When asked to explain how it did it, it lis
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by lxe 1y ago
Sonnet 3.7: > tell me about the marathon crater I'd be happy to tell you about Marathon Crater. This is a significant impact crater on Mars that has been studied as part of Mars exploration missions. Marath
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by lxe 1y ago
Macports was less ergonomic imho, which caused the community to shift to homebrew.
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by lxe 2y ago
What a complete exhaustive set of examples! Very useful. Both SVG and Canvas renderers differ very little and both seem to be super performant. The declarative API is just so simple... harkens back to the age of batteries-included web frame
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by lxe 2y ago
This one also uses aria snapshots formatted as yaml. This will quickly exceed context limits.
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by lxe 2y ago
It uses ariaSnapshot, which is an accessible representation of the DOM used by screen readers and accessibility validation tools as well as playwright testing. However, even with that, it will quickly exhaust the model context if you naviga
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by lxe 2y ago
TSV > CSV Way easier to parse
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by lxe 2y ago
Interesting to see a Rust implementation of RDP. The protocol has a lot of quirks and edge cases that make it challenging to implement correctly, especially around authentication and session management. The focus on security is good, but I&
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by lxe 2y ago
Should have been zero permissions by default. The current model is a mess of global settings, workflow permissions, and job tokens that nobody understands.
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by lxe 2y ago
Good. I think copyright law is in general bad. Nothing should be copyrighted.
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by lxe 2y ago
I think parental paranoia plays a very small role in this. If at least one thing were to change: reasonable schoolbus routes, walkability, traffic safety, public transport, then we'd see a huge uptick.
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by lxe 2y ago
Exactly... making Photopea's UX worse.
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by lxe 2y ago
At this point we should not be supporting ANY legislation related to technology that's coming from the EU.
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by lxe 2y ago
This is the reason I don't use firefox and opt for Edge instead. Mozilla's ridiculous stance on WebUSB, WebSerial and other web-forward tech is bizarre. It shuts out a huge hobbyist community and diminishes web as a platform.
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by lxe 2y ago
Why not just work with the SWC folks and get the Rust implementation mainlined?
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by lxe 2y ago
It's almost as if we trained LLMs on text produced by people.
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by lxe 2y ago
Peak weekend HN
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by lxe 2y ago
The justification still holds, but better tech with the same benefits exists nowadays. As far as digital decoding delay is concerned, this is a negligible number if implemented correctly.
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by lxe 2y ago
Quite the opposite. For short messages digital modes can employ layers of redundancy, auto carrier recovery, error correction at all layers all while yielding lower power requirements, and longer distance.
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by lxe 2y ago
That sounds like RAG though, right?
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by lxe 2y ago
What's the difference between deep research and RAG?
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by lxe 2y ago
I was thinking along the same exact lines: Why do we still rely on analog narrowband AM voice over VHF to do vital comms like air traffic control? Same way as we did in the 1940s! We should be transcribing the messages and relaying them dig
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by lxe 2y ago
Thought this was gonna be a thoughtful nuanced critique but instead we get a wild unsubstantiated rant.
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by lxe 2y ago
This is incredible, and it's not technically a "hallucination". I bet it's relatively easy to find more examples like this... something on the internet that's both niche enough, popular enough, and wrong, yet was sc
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by lxe 2y ago
They open sourced quite a few guides, resources and standards over the years. I think they did a lot of design and i18n work like the US web design guidelines. Also... don't they own login.gov? https://github.com/orgs&#
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by lxe 2y ago
The amateur radio community is chock full of innovation for low bandwidth weak signal decodable comm protocols. There's also V.xx modem standards that are kinda dependent on the characteristics of the phone lines, but might work for au

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