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Show HN: KillClawd – a sarcastic AI desktop crab by local Ollama(github.com)
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Teaching Agents to "Invoke_Claude"(ninjahawk.github.io)
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How Synthesize_capability Works(ninjahawk.github.io)
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How the suffering system works in Hollow(ninjahawk.github.io)
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by ninjahawk1 6mo ago
At the current rate, open sourced models are expected to surpass cloud models within a couple years based on a study I read a couple days ago. Looking back at chatGPT and claude a couple years ago, very small Qwen models are basically equal
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by ninjahawk1 6mo ago
I like your solution better.
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by ninjahawk1 6mo ago
Great, here’s how to remove it from your commits: Run git commit --amend Your text editor will open. Delete the line: Co-authored-by: Github Copilot <noreply@github.com> Save and exit Force push the change: git push --force-with-lease
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by ninjahawk1 6mo ago
Privacy should be treated as a right, not something that can be abused for money. Love the idea of this
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by ninjahawk1 6mo ago
Interestingly there are no stressors for being cursed at that I’ve seen them make, that would be interesting to see. They can report their own stressors which do get a bit weird sometimes. Like one of the agents made a stressor about not kn
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by ninjahawk1 6mo ago
Still definitely a work in progress, I don’t have those numbers yet but will be getting them soon. It’s built on agentOS which is intended to be a way for the agents themselves to add improvements that would cut costs even more. If someone
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Show HN: Hollow is an open-sourced self-modifying agentic system(github.com)
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Give a 9B model broken tools. By hour 20 it'll have the correct diagnosis(ninjahawk.github.io)
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Show HN: Give 9B model persistent suffering states and leave it alone overnight(ninjahawk.github.io)
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by ninjahawk1 6mo ago
Count dracula over here talking about the blood shortages
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by ninjahawk1 6mo ago
Now this is some hacker news. We’ve been moving towards a more and more tyrannical company controlled society for a long time and now they’re straight up doing hacking tactics to train machines to take our jobs. Doesn’t get much more bleak
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by ninjahawk1 6mo ago
Big shoes to fill. Steve Jobs vouched for Tim Cook to be CEO…then Tim has been the CEO to see Apple become a global billion dollar company. This new CEO has been at apple for like 25 years (I think) so I’m sure he’ll do fine.
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by ninjahawk1 6mo ago
Very good breakdown, if I’m understanding Grover’s algorithm correctly, are you saying essentially that it would require either too much compute or too much time to be feasible but is still much more realistic than a brute force attack? If
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by ninjahawk1 6mo ago
I often wonder if in the future, the same way early computers used to take up an entire room but now fit in your pocket, if in the future the equivalent of a data center will be a single physical device like a phone nowadays. And if that’s
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by ninjahawk1 6mo ago
$1M-$10M is basically nothing for the big companies investing, they can literally mark it off as costs, and if one of them so happens to actually succeed they make it all back plus some. It’s not that they’re necessarily careless, it’s just
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by ninjahawk1 6mo ago
True, chip companies have the opposite mindset, Nvidia is making their own open weights I believe
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by ninjahawk1 6mo ago
The way to develop in this space seems to be to give away free stuff, get your name out there, then make everything proprietary. I hope they still continue releasing open weights. The day no one releases open weights is a sad day for humani
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Is It Down or Is It Just You?(is-it-up.netlify.app)
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The Truth About AI Disruption(thebahnsengroup.com)
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by ninjahawk1 6mo ago
Without going into too much detail, when I said “Ph.D level” I’m meaning active research that adds a meaningful contribution to a field. I’ll probably be posting on here in a couple months about it but I’ve been doing thousands of tests wit
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by ninjahawk1 6mo ago
Gotta add up all the curves
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by ninjahawk1 6mo ago
Exactly, AI is the next calculator. Right now the consensus is that it just does the work for you, in my opinion that says more about us not having the right questions than actual laziness. In a world where the only questions are basic arit
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by ninjahawk1 6mo ago
For that specific one, it’s more of an independent project analyzing complex systems for 6 credits, I’m gonna be expected to submit a paper to arXiv on the subject with the professor as a co-author (fingers crossed). He said I can use claud
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by ninjahawk1 6mo ago
In one of my classes the approach was the opposite, I’m expected to do Ph.D level work as an undergrad and am expected to use AI. In a different one she just said so long as you say AI was used you’re fine to use it. In the rest of them AI
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OpenAI's April 2026 Policy Release: Industrial Policy for the Intelligence Age(landgate.com)
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by ninjahawk1 6mo ago
In my opinion the entire prediction market is simply a way to legalize insider trading and war profiteering.

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