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by nailer 2mo ago
To be fair Erlang is written in Erlang and before that Prolog, so the Erlang community may indeed view C as Hepatitis.
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by nailer 2mo ago
Agreed. I'm thinking about software development where we generally want Opus 5 or better, but if you're thinking general public AI then sure local may be sufficient.
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by nailer 2mo ago
Win as the dominant for of LLM interaction. Every so often someone hypes local models as "Don't pay for Claude check out this local modal" and the local modal isn't at all equivalent. That doesn't mean that local mo
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Quake on the Game Boy Advance [video](youtube.com)
6 points by nailer 2mo ago|1 comments
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by nailer 2mo ago
There’s a few breadlines
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by nailer 2mo ago
itsajoke.fbx
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by nailer 2mo ago
At its core, this isn’t merely a tool that navigates the complexities of the digital landscape—it’s a load-bearing solution that deliberately removes content generated using AI, rather than content about LLM models. It’s worth noting that w
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by nailer 2mo ago
Seems to work - "Macron's 'Free speech is pure bullshit.' and the hand that hollows free speech" - an AI generated (and not very well edited) ad for a product called "Veri" is on the front page of HN but m
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by nailer 2mo ago
Yep. Someone else is being flagged for mocking this Veri advertisement but it's absolutely AI generated and (more to the point) not reviewed or edited by a human.
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by nailer 2mo ago
People don't have a right to not hear things they don't like. Why is why direct calls to violence are (or should be) the only things prohibited in liberal societies. Edit: nevermind, this is an AI generated ad. See rest of discuss
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by nailer 2mo ago
It seems unnecessary to vote this down. I'm familiar with Plan9, but it wasn't obvious from the front page: > 9FRONT.ORG THE PLAN FELL OFF that this had anything to do with the post-Unix OS. It looks more like a chan site.
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by nailer 2mo ago
> You can onboard new developers to it, able to contribute productively immediately Maybe it helps with people nee to Web development but as an existing CSS developer tailwind slows me down incredibly. I know exactly what styling I wish
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by nailer 2mo ago
Main content starts at: https://youtu.be/uGzU_dNjpso?list=PLnD_TI73e88eNr-4y4tst8Fve... Don't discount YouTube, Filipo Valsorda is majorly influential in crypto and taught himself entirely by YouTube and Coursera.
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by nailer 2mo ago
You, the submitter may, the people who have X accounts want to be able to retweet, reply etc.
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by nailer 2mo ago
Direct link: https://x.com/bryan_johnson/status/2082631490840760622
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by nailer 2mo ago
I didn't agree that any assertion I have made was false. I stated the answer to your question was no. > > Are you saying that I've been uncivil in my discussions with you? > no This is tiring.
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by nailer 2mo ago
You asked me a question. I'm not arguing with your detailed reply by responding 'no' as rebuttal, I'm simply answering your question. I thought you'd be happy I wasn't accusing you of being uncivil but ok.
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by nailer 2mo ago
But it’s not. The child has different DNA, and a different life. • Survival rates begin to appear (still low) around 22 weeks (roughly 5–35% depending on the study, active treatment, and hospital, with high rates of complications). http
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by nailer 2mo ago
> Access to reproduction is one of the most basic resources a society has available. The topic is not access to reproduction. Nobody is controlling access to pregnancy. > the ones to decide who gets access to women. Nor is access to w
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by nailer 2mo ago
> > It wouldn't, I'd be saddened that you don't know how to to have a civil discussion with others on a technical site after two decades, but I'd still feel that you should know that. > Are you saying that I&#x2
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by nailer 2mo ago
Direct link: https://x.com/HedgieMarkets/status/2081534588485296565
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by nailer 3mo ago
> Would that change your opinions at all? It wouldn't, I'd be saddened that you don't know how to to have a civil discussion with others on a technical site after two decades, but I'd still feel that you should know t
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by nailer 3mo ago
Your comment never provided any supporting arguments so you’re unlikely to convince me or anyone else to expect less from HN. Your account is also new, so I (and it seems others) don’t think you should be giving advice about how to interact
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by nailer 3mo ago
I read a variety of sources with differing opinions: the WSJ is in front of me right now and generally dislikes Musk. I’m familiar with Musk calling the man that lived in Thailand a pedophile: he shouldn’t have done that, but realistically,
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by nailer 3mo ago
It’s a technical site. It’s reasonable for technical discussions to have professionalism and adult behaviour. Judging by moderation on angoragoats comment it seems that others feel the same way.
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by nailer 3mo ago
> It's especially true of randoms who demand their own personal standards of respect. Avoiding strawmen and nitpicks, and the need to provide supporting arguments in a discussion are fairly widely recognised. It seems odd you would
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by nailer 3mo ago
If someone writes a detailed reply, replying ‘no’ is rude. Straw man arguments are incredibly disrespectful, and most people would do better if they had participated in a high school debating class. Hacker news indeed needs a block button.
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by nailer 3mo ago
I believe hampering US use of models (see the recent issue with the company having to use Kimi to respond to a security incident) is not decent.
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by nailer 3mo ago
The person is being incredibly rude: - pointing out that I didn't explicitly say 'negative things' rather than 'things' is a bizarre and immature nitpick - pointing out that other people also share credit for Elon&#
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by nailer 3mo ago
> You missed a word there. > The main NEGATIVE things I hear about Musk I missed no words, the things being negative are implied by the parent comment "All the stuff that is said about Musk, and all the others." If this degr

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