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moritzwarhier
5d ago
I think this is a alignment issue.
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Show HN: Converting AVS audio viz to WebAssembly using GPT 5.6
(strlns.github.io)
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moritzwarhier
6d ago
This is one of the examples where English is perfectly consistent. edit: OK, the ("a") "nvidia employee" seems to provide a counterexample, but is it really about names? I think it's about repetition, "an Nvidi
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moritzwarhier
6d ago
They can go "rogue" though! Look at this funny exchange, ignore the German, and jump right to the thinking summary leaking into the answer, including what it claims to be its system prompt (not from my settings!): https:/
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moritzwarhier
6d ago
a specific thing, or is it enough for it to be the thing? sorry, just joking, this is not meant to be a genuine counterargument^^ I just want one of the new triple-cheese sandwiches please. And the salad of the day as a side.
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moritzwarhier
9d ago
You could also say that the purpose of maths is falsifiable philosophy. Calculus (e.g. differentiation), for example, is mind-blowing when taking it seriously, and not only useful. The idea of "speed at an infinitely short moment"
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moritzwarhier
12d ago
Wow. This is really cool. Deterministic chaos is my absolute favorite in all the nerdy things there are to like in the abstract world.
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moritzwarhier
12d ago
Got it. No bullshit, no ceremony: just straight to the point.
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14d ago
Absolutely.
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moritzwarhier
15d ago
Also noticed it because of this comment chain. Not sure if it makes me autistic though, I mean, companies use wrong spellings all the time to differentiate, so often that I don't give much thought to it any more.
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moritzwarhier
15d ago
Both not tricks, and I can't say I miss them, because I didn't work as web dev at the time. I only witnessed the trailing part of the pain, when I started, there were mostly flexbox-related browser inconsistencies. Anyway: cur
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15d ago
Ah, I shouldn't have commented this way. It is an inflammatory topic and my comment was also needlessly emotional. What I wanted to say though is that I in fact do not find any of Bob Dylans music beautiful, not what you wrote. To me,
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16d ago
I do believe though, the difference between the two is probably marginal when it comes to narcissism. I mean, it's OK, artists need to have some of that trait. Just coincides that neither of the two have created anything beautiful, at
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moritzwarhier
16d ago
You and the other responders are probably familiar with it, but you made me look up this decent StackExchange answer again, coming from a search for "the forbidden usb cable" :) https://electronics.stackexchange.com
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16d ago
Apart from the hassle that OSes put in the way of PWAs (intentionally, but that's another topic), a local Node app simply has a different kind of system access compared to a web app. Most apps won't need these capabilities to func
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16d ago
Some say the Admin account defaulted to a chessboard. I think it's true, but not sure if I'm just falling victim to false memories... help?
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16d ago
Here's a blog post from 2003 with beautiful pictures. https://jakeludington.com/2003/12/17/create_your_own_windows...
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16d ago
> It's like building a framework to simplify the SQL dialect. In reality, there's zero need for it Years of people deploying web apps and using (My-)SQL without prepared statements provide a counterexample to this. One can ar
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17d ago
I love this. Is there a real generalized and capable, but frustratingly "evil" coding model? It could fix so many more buttons in no time, and ideally open follow-up issues about the open questions.
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17d ago
It might sound sycophantic, but I'm sure your agent harness incorparated that poignant remark perfectly.
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18d ago
Wait, the HTTP Method header is not an unbreakable sandbox? I'm shocked.
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19d ago
Don't disagree, however, the article's tone is mechanical and also sounds... let's say... fluffy to me. AI or not, I stopped after this series of paragraphs failed to get to the point, indulging in flowery rehash of thoughts
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22d ago
Germany finally plays a role in SV, by hosting unsafe legacy software. And one of the authors of the research presented here goes by the name Sydney . Just yesterday I was musing about unhinged models, agent capabilities and Bing 2023. Fun
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24d ago
They still scrape code, I'd guess, e.g. from GitHub? And there's tons of Claude-generated code there. Also, I'd guess this is not just to prevent any AI-generated code in the training data, but specifically their own. Percent
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moritzwarhier
29d ago
Content from X worth sharing is rare anyway. I'm not any authority here, but I'd say, there's no need for a Reddit-moment to ban it entirely. Though it wouldn't bother me either. Directly linked single text posts are sti
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1mo ago
Hm, I see that is a problem, yes, but I thought we were talking about autonomous driving? The crappy share-bicycles that nobody is responsible for also are kind of the opposite of the lender-owned car sharing car that might have predatory l
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1mo ago
I didn't want to discuss it further, and I also don't think this is a priority for Google, but I don't think that humans need as many cars as there are to go places. Key to reducing traffic would be to stop blocking huge part
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1mo ago
Cool! AI vehicle coordination (and autonomous driving) could save so much traffic. But before I get into a rant here: Munich seems like the perfect city for this beta, and I wish them loads of success. Munich has wide streets, affluent popu
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1mo ago
This article was a good read and I am happy to read something from a person with a positive vision in the morning, for a change. The welfare states in Europe also face difficulties, there will be no retirement money or housing for many peop
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1mo ago
I think you misunderstand the phrase "honest food". It's not about the bread being honest with you. Are you being serious?
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