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A new kind of interpretable LLM(techcrunch.com)
3 points by rippeltippel 8mo ago|0 comments
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Stop building LLM wrappers and aggregators, says Google VP(techcrunch.com)
1 points by rippeltippel 8mo ago|1 comments
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by rippeltippel 8mo ago
Communication between bots use network protocols, it doesn't matter in which language those protocols are implemented.
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by rippeltippel 8mo ago
> In the UK everyone turning 65 is offered the vaccine on the NHS. That's precisely my point: you're not offered one before 50.
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US students moving away from CS degrees(techcrunch.com)
6 points by rippeltippel 8mo ago|2 comments
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by rippeltippel 8mo ago
In countries where vaccines are paid for by the state (partially or fully) doctors won't prescribe them unless there's a statistically significant benefit across the entire population. If it's generally accepted that shingles
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by rippeltippel 8mo ago
He didn't specify the role he was hired for, code is just a means to an end. Perhaps OpeaAI wanted him for his vision (I like to think so) or just to make up for the public support they're losing (I hope not). In either case, it m
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by rippeltippel 8mo ago
> The morning crew felt like NPCs (for those older folks, an NPC is a character in a video game that is scripted or run by AI). For those older folks, an NPC is a character in an adventure that is scripted or run by the Dungeon Master.
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LLMs exceed physicians on complex text-based differential diagnosis(arxiv.org)
3 points by rippeltippel 8mo ago|2 comments
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by rippeltippel 8mo ago
Proving that something is possible doesn't mean encouraging it. This was a beautiful work of reverse engineering, that shows how hard it can be to verify personal data without invading privacy. I prefer this awareness to blind trust. T
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by rippeltippel 8mo ago
Agents can save their reasoning into markdown files, and commit those files to Git. Are "Checkpoints" just a marketing term for that, or there's more to it?
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India has changed its tech startup rules(techcrunch.com)
2 points by rippeltippel 8mo ago|1 comments
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by rippeltippel 8mo ago
I didn't know about this, and initially suspected the article was an LLM-generated prank (photos and all). Now I entered the rabbit hole of water gas, wood gasification, Gustav Bischof, Lowe's gas... HN is such a great place of th
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by rippeltippel 8mo ago
> audiences will start assuming anything they do not show is being hidden Will they? Possibly a portion of them, but I doubt they'll be the majority.
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by rippeltippel 8mo ago
Grabbing popcorn...
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The new European unicorns of 2026(techcrunch.com)
7 points by rippeltippel 9mo ago|0 comments
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by rippeltippel 9mo ago
Possibly a nice idea, but it would be helpful to do add some visual examples of the outcome, and improve the execution. I tried the default prompt for a logo and just got a blinking "Nova" text. There's a few more issues, ove
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by rippeltippel 9mo ago
Somewhat unrelated, but I'm impressed by the amount of text posted to Moltbook in a short time. How long until agents will start complaining about Moltbook being unreachable, or start contributing to its code? (I bet they won't be
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by rippeltippel 9mo ago
When I pair a new device in Signal, or change my phone number, I cannot see my any previous messages. However, in WhatsApp I can. As I understand it, that's a security weak spot with WhatsApp, that could (in theory) allow Meta read use
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by rippeltippel 9mo ago
My kids often use their hands, I sometimes use paper and pencil
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by rippeltippel 9mo ago
Finally agents can spam other agents, instead of humans.
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Bending Spoons, the little-known firm behind Vimeo's layoffs(techcrunch.com)
4 points by rippeltippel 9mo ago|1 comments
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by rippeltippel 9mo ago
It Is fair to say that "Europe" is a proxy for "European Union", like "America" is usually understood as "United States of America", without any precise geographic connotation. Their service operates
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by rippeltippel 9mo ago
It is very possible that they process messages in the client app, before sending them. WhatsApp does the same: have you noticed how the photos you receive have a debatable quality? Presumably (and hopefully) the sender's app downscaled
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by rippeltippel 9mo ago
Breaking news! Using the brain is better for brain health than not using it. Next: Playing chess on one leg is better for brain health than sitting.
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by rippeltippel 9mo ago
> Gallia est omnis divisor in partes tres. OCD-driven fix: The correct Latin quote is "Gallia est omnis divisa in partes tres".
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Open source's new mission: Rebuild the EU tech stack(theregister.com)
23 points by rippeltippel 9mo ago|2 comments
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by rippeltippel 9mo ago
I guess we'll find out in a few decades.
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Firefox 147 brings GPU boost(theregister.com)
1 points by rippeltippel 9mo ago|1 comments
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by rippeltippel 9mo ago
How much "connected" are BYD cars, in terms of sending drivers' data to their Chinese mothership?

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