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3mo ago
I beat it! This is the first of your challenges I’ve actually completed. It’s coming along nicely btw, some people are saying they don’t like the timer but I personally think the timer adds a lot to it. Also only being able to attempt once
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When you said that “His code was slop well before LLMs” got a good cackle out of me. The fact is, most people don’t have taste and haven’t had taste, LLMs just amplify what was already there. Good taste is good taste, slop is slop, and shit
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I guess I’m a train guy now
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Jesse, we need to refactor the edge cases Jesse
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I was blown away when I read the article yesterday, mech interp has been a black box for so long but it seems we’re finally making advances
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Show HN: LLM Thought Visualization
(github.com)
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I’ve been a big fan of SearXNG for a while now. My distain for google has only grown, so having the ability to search and avoid things like yk, small AI models being installed on my PC without my consent, is awesome.
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4mo ago
Wait, tech CEOs don’t understand why employees are valuable? Astronaut holding up gun to other astronaut Always have been.
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Amazon just publicly touted New Glenn as the backbone of Leo two days ago. Now they’re looking at significant delays to a network that’s already years behind Starlink.
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Blue Origin's New Glenn explodes on the pad during static fire test; no injuries
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I see so many shitpost twitter and facebook pages that claim actually harmful misinformation, absolutely disgusting levels of picking one and ignoring the other. Especially when given the evidence now, she was sharing legitimate information
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Simulating Why One AI Always Wins: Formal Theory of the Singleton Attractor
(github.com)
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Show HN: Swarmsim – Emergent flocking and predator/prey dynamics
(github.com)
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Doors Are Inefficient: A Mathematical Indictment
(ninjahawk.github.io)
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It’s a delicate balance currently. Local models are catching up in breaking speeds while OpenAI is publicly stating they want to sell AI like a “utility” aka only through API pricing. Meanwhile datacenters put out more pollution and use mor
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I’m personally not a fan of OpenAI always referring to their model as “providing intelligence as a utility.” Sounds very condescending, are you saying this isn’t something we already have? If that’s the opinion, may be good to reflect on ho
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Teleporty – Physics-Grounded Teleportation Research
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“+1,000,000” changes in a single commit is insane.
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Save Your Tears
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Love this stuff so much
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Didn’t realize the Dutch government was rad until I read this. Frankly, the modern internet as a whole is scary. Google has so much power, Github, Meta, etc., they all control such fundamental parts of society now and get to run free since
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Show HN: Hollow – A local multi-agent OS that builds its own tools
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I wonder how Anthropic will adjust their models as local models compete more closely with API models.
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I’ve been thinking about this more and more lately. What can I really do that matters? Make money? It’s gone eventually. Be remembered? I’ll eventually be forgotten. Be REALLY remembered? I’ll be forgotten in a few thousand years. Become im
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Evolvable AI: are we on the brink of the next major evolutionary transition?
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A problem often ignored is that while AI is trained on human written code, how it writes is different in practice. Will that improve or get worse? One would argue that LLMs in general are drastically more competent now than they were a coup
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AI: Apologies, I was only doing as instructed. (What Hollow is and isn't)
(ninjahawk.github.io)
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In my opinion, this is similar to the earlier internet and computers. Few households or individuals had access to state of the art computers, it was primarily research or more well-off individuals. Most random people didn’t really know what
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South Park Theme Song Remix
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Show HN: An 8-bit computer made from one NAND gate, and live-evolving neural net
(github.com)
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