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Show HN: Diet Cola themed Chrome Extension to track you Claude usage
(dietclaude.com)
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7mo ago
There was o4-mini and 4o-mini
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raghavtoshniwal
8mo ago
I agree. Do you think LLMs can now handle relatively larger codebases than they did before? If yes, do you think this trend will stop at some point?
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You're Not Taking on Enough Tech Debt
(singularitea.bearblog.dev)
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8mo ago
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Show HN: Frontier AI Safety Lab Simulator Game
(pandora-problem.vercel.app)
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1y ago
Haha - cool that you made a throwaway insult account just for this. I meant punch cards as a placeholder for programming in a bygone era, about how it feels so different, distant and detached, and that I don't relate to it. I can see a
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1y ago
I feel a certain way when I hear about older programmers who used to program using punch cards, I guess everyone in the future will think about us in the same way?
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I think you're correct but your bar is too high, I think this app would be useful even if it was a lossy approximation Hemingway from his writings. As a thought experiment - I would value what a PhD who dedicated her career to studying
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1y ago
Isn't that a bit like saying that if common cold is solved, you will believe that human intelligence is possible? Why isn't it super intelligent if there are security flaws in the system. [Not taking a stance on wether super inte
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2y ago
I feel insane cognitive dissonance when I read a comment like this. I know/hope what you're saying is in good faith and you aren't trolling. Yet my own experience on how good these models have become and how rapidly they'
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2y ago
>subpar scores at benchmarks like SWE-bench The last few models have remarkably improved on SWE-bench too. o3 scores 73%, this number was in the low teens 16 months ago. Willing to wager that SWE benchmark gets saturated before the end o
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2y ago
The article you linked is from Sept '24 and points to the ARC-AGI test as "evidence" that we're not getting close. We're in Feb '25. ARC-AGI (at least the version they're referencing) already has been solv
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2y ago
It feels like every major lab is saying the same thing: https://darioamodei.com/machines-of-loving-grace https://www.wsj.com/video/events/the-race-for-true-ai-at-goo... Even folks _leaving_ OpenAI
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2y ago
Forget singularity, do you think the robotics problem is genuinely hard enough that if we devoted significant amount of intelligence to it, it would not get solved? >any day now Optimus will become sentient and replace home builders. I t
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The world’s richest man got handed this mandate by someone that was elected by millions of US citizens and he explicitly told them he will do this. Enough people in the US want to see this happen. I don't know if enough people would no
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2y ago
Built a hardware device that sits between any computer and any printer and reads what is getting printed. Primary use-case is to read receipt data from legacy POS systems without having to write software integrations. Figuring out how to co
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Show HN: AI powered PDF redacting tool
(ai-redact.com)
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It makes sense that one size fits all privacy policy wouldn’t be possible, but for most good faith actors, they collect data in same-ish patterns, and have same-ish privacy stances. Why don’t we label and popularize them so consumers know w
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Ask HN: Why aren't privacy policies standardised like licenses
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Agreed; but isn’t this on the same continuum as programming assembly -> IDE autocomplete -> LLM autocomplete? You’re still writing code, but generally adding abstractions has been net good (unsure of this opinion tbf, but that’s my hu
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If this increases iteration speed for beginner devs and they learn about code quality post it goes into the real world, it’s not a bad bargain to strike imo. I think we all partly learnt about code quality by having our code break things in
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3y ago
Adding a space after 'before:' works. Edit: sorry, this invalidates the filter. My bad.
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3y ago
Sooo, short Nvidia?
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Show HN: Fire Alarm for AGI Using Indexed Prediction Markets
(firealarm.fun)
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3y ago
Cool to see this Avikalp!
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3y ago
Hi Brajeshwar, How do I join the founder community you mentioned?
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Show HN: Find who are the latest sponsors of a YouTube Channel
(share.streamlit.io)
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3y ago
Doesn't twitter have its own datacenters too? But they also use GCP, not sure how they split the load
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A Two Sentence Jailbreak for GPT-4 and Claude
(guzey.com)
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3y ago
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Show HN: Jailbreaking GPT3.5 Using GPT4
(github.com)
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