nicohayes

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Show HN: Nano Banana Pro – Real Physics, Real Lighting, 4K Quality in Seconds(nanobanana-pro.co)
3 points by nicohayes 11mo ago|3 comments
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Show HN: Nano Banana 2 – Next-Generation AI Image Editor and Generator(nano-banana2.co)
2 points by nicohayes 11mo ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Gempix2 – AI Image Editor and Generator Powered by Nano Banana 2(gempix-2.co)
1 points by nicohayes 11mo ago|0 comments
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VORAvideo – All-in-One AI Video Generator (50% Launch Off)(voravideo.com)
1 points by nicohayes 11mo ago|2 comments
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by nicohayes 11mo ago
Hi HN! I'm sharing VORAvideo, an AI video generation platform that provides unified access to multiple cutting-edge models including OpenAI Sora 2, Google Veo 3.1, Wan 2.5, and Kling 2.5. Key features: • All models integrated in one pl
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by nicohayes 11mo ago
Next.js has definitely gotten heavier. What started as a simple SSR framework is now a full meta-framework with opinions about everything. If you're looking for something lighter, give Astro a shot. The philosophy is refreshing - zero
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by nicohayes 11mo ago
You're definitely not alone. Social media amplifies the "AI is everywhere" narrative, but in reality? Most people are still shipping code the old-fashioned way. I'd estimate maybe 20% of devs have actually integrated AI
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by nicohayes 11mo ago
Are you trying to build AI applications or research AI itself? Completely different paths. If it's the former - skip the math and start calling APIs. OpenAI, Anthropic, or open-source models via Replicate. Spend a week building somethi
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by nicohayes 11mo ago
Are you trying to build AI applications or research AI itself? Completely different paths. If it's the former - skip the math and start calling APIs. OpenAI, Anthropic, or open-source models via Replicate. Spend a week building somethi
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by nicohayes 1y ago
I built an AI music generator that turns text prompts into full tracks. Features: • 50+ music styles (rock, jazz, electronic, classical, etc.) • Three modes: Inspiration, Custom, Instrumental • Outputs: WAV, MP3, MIDI • Comm
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Show HN: I built an AI music generator(musicgeneratorai.io)
2 points by nicohayes 1y ago|1 comments
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by nicohayes 1y ago
Honestly, I think the biggest win is just having a solid test harness that can compare AST snapshots across versions. It’s not glamorous, but it catches regressions early and gives you confidence when you refactor the optimizer. Maybe throw
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by nicohayes 1y ago
Honestly, some of these AI‑generated snippets make me wonder if my cat could write better prompts. It’s like being a janitor for a mess that keeps reproducing itself, but hey, at least it keeps the job interesting.
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by nicohayes 1y ago
I feel for the team behind it; running a DNS service can't be cheap, especially when you're trying to stay green. Maybe a community‑funded model could keep it alive? Just a thought.
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by nicohayes 1y ago
This is a classic knowledge distillation pattern in ML - the "teacher" models (AlphaFold, ESMFold) with complex MSA-based architectures generate training data for a simpler "student" model. What s particularly interestin
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by nicohayes 1y ago
This is a classic knowledge distillation pattern in ML - the "teacher" models (AlphaFold, ESMFold) with complex MSA-based architectures generate training data for a simpler "student" model. What's particularly inter
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by nicohayes 1y ago
Could you clarify whether the 2B active parameter concept refers to per-token inference and how this scales with context length? Specifically how MoE affects activation during inference and any practical implications for latency.
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by nicohayes 1y ago
The MoE architecture choice here is particularly interesting - the ability to keep only 2B parameters active while maintaining 8B model performance is a game-changer for edge deployment. I've been deploying vision models in production
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by nicohayes 1y ago
As an R user coming from RStudio and VSCode, Positron's file explorer and Claude integration are tempting. The lack of inline plots and occasional console bugs are concerning though. The core services API approach is smart for extensib
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by nicohayes 1y ago
Interesting observation about the increased sycophancy. Your tests on specific domains are insightful. Seems like v3.1 might be a step back in practical quality. Thanks for sharing your experience, I'll probably hold off on upgrading f