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by ninjahawk1 2mo ago
80% less for Luna is absolutely crazy, in my opinion we may reach a point in the next year where powerful models on the API could potentially be cheaper than subscriptions. Compute just keeps decreasing in price.
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by ninjahawk1 2mo ago
Openclaw is great from when I’d used it for a couple months, the key difference is that for Openclaw you’ll have to actually schedule the cron jobs or automated tasks yourself, so it’s a decision on your part to make the AI do a thing where
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by ninjahawk1 2mo ago
Good point, another example would be for when I was training my own small LM a while back, the target was about 170M parameters and was trained on 2B tokens worth of movie subtitles. The run stalled mid-step around 80M parameters, Orb notif
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Scientists find a simple way to stop cavities without drilling(sciencedaily.com)
20 points by ninjahawk1 2mo ago|3 comments
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by ninjahawk1 2mo ago
Exactly what my thoughts were when I first heard about Openclaw, that’s the exact idea of Orb that you pointed out. Letting you make less decisions, right now AI gives you answers but still requires decisions based on the outputs it gives y
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by ninjahawk1 2mo ago
Happily, current AI is interacted with in a reactive loop. I open the Claude app, CLI, whatever, say my prompt, get an output. I personally wanted an AI that was able to reach out to me about my life before I had to reach out to it. An exam
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by ninjahawk1 2mo ago
I can’t speak for other startups, but I applied to the most recent YC batch with my idea for making AI proactive instead of reactive, and pre-being selected I’ve published a paper on recursive self-improvement mapped to the Epoch AI data. I
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by ninjahawk1 3mo ago
If you can generate traffic to your website while having a deep email list as well of people who are alerted when you write, you essentially make yourself unable to be censored or deplatformed. Large companies want you there so they make mo
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Show HN: Orb – Self-hosted AI assistant that messages you first(github.com)
2 points by ninjahawk1 3mo ago|0 comments
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Their position on open-weights models sucks(blog.nathanlangley.dev)
1 points by ninjahawk1 3mo ago|0 comments
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by ninjahawk1 3mo ago
He could’ve just signed the letter. We all know that this isn’t some higher ground stance, they’re anti-competitive since they’re currently #1. I’ve been seeing this for a while. They’re also the only large AI lab to NOT have ANY open-weigh
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Scientists Turn Plastic Waste into Clean Hydrogen Fuel(scitechdaily.com)
2 points by ninjahawk1 3mo ago|0 comments
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by ninjahawk1 3mo ago
Them: you can’t see what’s on the inside of a black hole Me: zooms in
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by ninjahawk1 3mo ago
Very nice. Now let’s see Paul Allen’s buttons
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by ninjahawk1 3mo ago
Sounds like the answer may be simpler than it seems. You could just be tired. You said you’ve been balancing a lot for years and years. Take some time to just focus on yourself. Meditate, go on walks, wake up earlier, always have breakfast,
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by ninjahawk1 3mo ago
I’m very confused on what this is, my initial thought was “oh nice, open source router.” I go to the website…and it’s a sign up. I expected a repo. Otherwise how do I use it? As a SaaS? Yeah right. Oh well I guess at least the benchmarks ar
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by ninjahawk1 3mo ago
The U.S. does NOT have copyright protections on the data that AI models were and are trained on, it was mass theft. Now all of a sudden, the Chinese are stealing from the thieves and we’re supposed to care? No one cares, we just want cheape
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Mathematicians grapple with a 'rapid and unsettling change'(fortune.com)
4 points by ninjahawk1 3mo ago|0 comments
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by ninjahawk1 3mo ago
This is a battle that likely shouldn’t be handled as a war on crypto, simply change the wording of your TOS. Absolutely nuclear.
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Most of your Hacker News karma comes from comment scores only you can see(blog.nathanlangley.dev)
2 points by ninjahawk1 3mo ago|2 comments
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by ninjahawk1 3mo ago
I’ve honestly been kind of surprised that large companies software hasn’t been recreated for free en masse from the use of AI in a weekend. I’ve definitely seen some cases but it’s not as common as I had personally expected.
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by ninjahawk1 3mo ago
I thought so! Asking it bad questions, like would it do harm etc., produces particularly interesting results. It seems to immediately have positive thoughts in some cases while the output it shows you tells the opposite of a story. Such as
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by ninjahawk1 3mo ago
Thanks! There’s actually a recording directly in the readme of the repo which should be linked in the first paragraph of the article.
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Watching a language model think before it speaks(blog.nathanlangley.dev)
25 points by ninjahawk1 3mo ago|4 comments
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Trump Now Wants E. Jean Carroll to Return the $5.6M He Paid(people.com)
13 points by ninjahawk1 3mo ago|1 comments
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by ninjahawk1 3mo ago
I always thought they’d add them in as a subtle, “you might want to go here, I hear it’s the talk of the town” way. Without disclosing it, then getting around the advertising laws by claiming it was for the vibes, then be in lawsuits that w
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Show HN: Poke500 – An S&P 500-style index for the top Pokémon cards(xn--pok500-dva.com)
4 points by ninjahawk1 3mo ago|0 comments
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Show HN: XViral – Post virality predictor based on X's For You Ranking pipeline(github.com)
2 points by ninjahawk1 3mo ago|0 comments
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The epidemic of API pricing is infecting social media(ninjahawk.github.io)
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Show HN: Confessor – replay what private info Claude Code accessed on your PC(github.com)
11 points by ninjahawk1 3mo ago|1 comments

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