naniel

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by naniel 5d ago
oh man, the saga continues... for those who need a primer on this: https://endash.us/toolkit/items/mini-shai-halud (yes an ai-assisted build obvi, but not just an ai blog)
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by naniel 5d ago
really cool looking. i'll let you know if i end up cloning and trying it out, but the animations that show it make it look really smooth. nice to have things like this to potentially integrate into other oss projects
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by naniel 12d ago
i'm a big fan of web-native books, and I think they can live neatly alongside epubs and print copies. these two are some of my favorite https://practicaltypography.com/ https://www.stripe.press/poor-cha
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by naniel 18d ago
OpenAI's release explicitly says No. But then also caveats that with "we cannot rule out that de-identified data derived from their usage of our products" impacted things. What's most striking to me, and what may or may
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by naniel 18d ago
OpenAI's release explicitly says No. But then also caveats that with "we cannot rule out that de-identified data derived from their usage of our products" impacted things. What's most striking to me, and what may or may
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by naniel 18d ago
agree with this. i don't see the point of the terrarium if the fly never moves or really changes at all, other than seeing to twitch faster when sugar is on.
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by naniel 18d ago
Such a fun story included here. It'd be great if this was also in a native web-app ebook too (i know it's harder to charge $ effectively, but most people end up wanting the physical or epub (for their e-reader) anyway if they like
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by naniel 23d ago
"The [benchmark] we deserve, but not the one we need right now."
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by naniel 23d ago
Answers a simple question: Is a hot dog a sandwich? Pings the major models for a one-word answer, and generates reports accordingly. Silly, stupid, whatever. But it's open-source and able to be cloned/forked to answer your "r
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Show HN: Hot. Dog. Bench. Mark. The AI benchmark we deserve(hotdogbenchmark.lol)
4 points by naniel 23d ago|2 comments
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by naniel 29d ago
I was really hoping this would be about 12-factor authentication
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by naniel 29d ago
The arms race continues.. we do need to keep trying to crack down on the bad actors, but it is only going to get worse For those who aren't familiar with teamPCP's big attack recently, we made a Scroll to highlight how it was so e
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by naniel 29d ago
CI/CD, rollback strategy, blue/green deployments, testing regions, automated testing suites... you need all of this and more.. because code reviews just aren't going to be happening soon. luckily, these LLMs can help in build
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by naniel 29d ago
There are a lot of systems at play here, and those things don't change overnight. I think certainly we'll look back in 10 years and clearly see this was the start of a revolution, but we seem to have a distorted view of what a rev
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vgpu and HTML-in-Canvas(html-in-canvas.dev)
4 points by naniel 29d ago|0 comments
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by naniel 1mo ago
Love the motivation behind this, and I think the execution is really quite nice. I really enjoy these little learning games/apps -- i think it's a great way to be using AI for development
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by naniel 1mo ago
No it's not slowing us down at all. For fresh codebases it's several orders of magnitude faster, but also for legacy/existing codebases it has been a BOON to our development. First thing we do is to map out an existing codeba
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by naniel 1mo ago
Fable is quite good, but i also noticed that the later opus models don't seem quite as effective as before. We break down our tasks pretty granularly before they get picked up by a model, and for that workflow we've found that son
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by naniel 1mo ago
Nicely done! Seems like it's almost responsive, but I'm unable to see the latex preview on mobile
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by naniel 1mo ago
I first experienced the Beer Game in school, played physically. Loads of fun, with people getting all angry at each other, throwing blame around, "why the heck did you order so much??" etc. It was crazy to see how quickly the whol
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Show HN: MIT Beer Game free in the browser(beergame.endash.us)
1 points by naniel 1mo ago|1 comments
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by naniel 1mo ago
sounds neat, and the disclaimer is appreciated. a simple recording or other visual walkthrough would make it a more compelling download
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by naniel 1mo ago
looks like great performance.. how does one buy/use this? every ~6mo i go looking for good eink monitors/devices, but am regularly disappointed
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by naniel 1mo ago
awesome breakdown of the process you took. reverse-engineering is crazy now with AI. IP is dead this also reminds me of what got me hooked on CS in the first place: a simple java steganography app in cmsc150
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by naniel 1mo ago
this is cool. the Manuscript part of the UI is a little bit buried imo, but i really like the concept and it seems to work pretty nicely. what AI are you using in the background (subject says claude code, but curious what's behind the
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by naniel 1mo ago
hadn't heard of Fossil, though i love the name. but why use this instead of git?
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by naniel 1mo ago
thanks for sharing. this is definitely a nuisance currently, and i like how simple your solution is
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by naniel 1mo ago
devs stay getting wrecked by these supply chain attacks. i know mini shai hulud continues to resurface in the node community https://endash.us/toolkit/items/mini-shai-halud
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by naniel 1mo ago
very neat, and appears to be well-built (haven't found any glaring bugs :D ). you might be able to get even more interactive with the canvas somewhat easily by using html-in-canvas instead of React Flow, or in addition to. https:&#x2F
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by naniel 1mo ago
Interesting list! I really enjoyed "The Square and the Tower" by Niall Ferguson. Not exactly in the same realm as these, but pretty close and definitely eye-opening

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