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26d ago
Looks like TRUENAS if it was single-prompted. Also how will it know what my server runs if I install nothing on it? will my server just expose all information? I'm a bit confused why this was a design choice.
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26d ago
This was fun. My mistakes were mostly on Grok (2/3) because I've never used it before, so I wouldn't know. The third one was between ChatGPT and Claude. Sometimes I really can't tell.
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27d ago
how do tools like hermes do this? does it just review sessions and rewrite markdown files? also haven't read too deep into the deepseek agent harness but the math in there was really cool. it sounded promising, at least.
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27d ago
looks cool, and thanks for being upfront about the LLM-assisted part. It seems like a genuine project with a lot of time put into it!
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27d ago
What is it with cool projects using LLMs to write their blog posts? If i'm honest I'd rather see it the other way around, tasteful agent coding with a genuine write-up. Reading AI blog posts make me vomit. Why even start a blog po
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28d ago
Fake reviews are a hard no-no imo. Really weird addition, but I suppose it wasn't you who got the idea. Looks an awful lot like a orpc, just built on top of drizzle instead of raw queries. I'm sure some people want this, but it se
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29d ago
how does this compare to vaultwarden + bitwarden? my only concern there is that VW can throw self-host support out the door whenever they like. not that they'd have a reason to
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29d ago
as always it entirely depends on context. rationality is out the door when tbe power is out of your hands. its pretty clear flock wont take your criticism seriously
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29d ago
id be on the "dont tell me what to do" site if it wasn't a very bad quote that leaves a bad taste in my mouth for using nvim. i would just remove the quote, own up, and move on. but then again I'm not the maintainet
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29d ago
uncensored models draw dead bodies, give instructions for making crack etc. what do you think those models are trained on? these tools are available to anyone with a bit of knowledge. everyone is on thin ice
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29d ago
everyone knows HN only accepts security write-ups /s
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29d ago
ive spend ~3-4 years already behind a screen for >40hrs a week and cannot fathom how others do it. I've given up on the idea of a full work-week that's just software dev. I can't even do it when I'm demotivated. No am
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1mo ago
please try speaking in your own words. i still have no idea what this is for. is it two compare two impls? is it to "optimize" a function (i assume not since there's no mutation)?
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1mo ago
i suppose you could say the same about buying a house. just make that initial 300.000 and from there on out its easy. everything looks better on paper
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I Stabilized Never Type
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1mo ago
Do you think parents have a say in it? Kids find a way. Kids just don't understand the effects that it has on them
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1mo ago
"I"
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1mo ago
good thing you replaced emdashes with double dashes, i almost thought this was AI generated /s
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1mo ago
goodreads but apple-only?
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1mo ago
that is a nothingburger :^)
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1mo ago
then youre straight up lying in your tool. thats not "something we(you+claude) missed".
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1mo ago
what?
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1mo ago
> LLM generated > does not explain what dbt is real banger
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1mo ago
frameworks have always been doing workarounds for things that weren't in the html/css spec. today that's very different
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1mo ago
making the comparison to quantum computers seems odd. also i still have no idea how a quantum battery works after reading
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1mo ago
The title alone is already enough red flags that it is LLM-assisted, and lord was it a valid red flag.
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1mo ago
400 words and none explain the why . i get that it's a joke but at least provide some context
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1mo ago
heretics and manual iterations get you very far to the point where i have ethical questions about whether this should be possible
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1mo ago
Can anyone that has OpenClaw/Hermex experience tell me what it's like working on this over OpenCode served? On bigger tasks OpenCode sometimes hangs. I'm not sure if that's on the provider side or on my network side, but
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1mo ago
> All on my home server, without another cloud infrastructure bill. The only ongoing cost specific to this experiment is a £20 Codex sub.
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