shepherdjerred

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by shepherdjerred 5d ago
I have really really liked Astra but my understanding is that Fable 5.1 still has an edge Astra is truly amazing for computer-use or any interactive tasks
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by shepherdjerred 5d ago
I remember around 5th grade getting in trouble for finding the software to create/edit the AR tests
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by shepherdjerred 6d ago
Started looking into this after I realized I was hitting usage limits faster than normal. I find these subscriptions so essential to using LLMs for personal projects -- it would be prohibitively expensive otherwise Codex, especially with Lu
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Anthropic is cutting Claude Code's current weekly limits by 17%(bleepingcomputer.com)
7 points by shepherdjerred 6d ago|7 comments
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by shepherdjerred 6d ago
ChatGPT is also freely available
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by shepherdjerred 8d ago
I wish I used my time during COVID that well
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by shepherdjerred 9d ago
comparing LLMs to regex is like the OG dropbox comment ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9224 ). I can understand this take 4-5 years ago but I have no idea how that's your position in 2026
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by shepherdjerred 9d ago
Yeah I agree with you. If they made a specific promise to some unlikely case out of their control, then I would expect compensation. Did Amazon make such a promise? They didn't as far as I know. My understanding is they provide specifi
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by shepherdjerred 9d ago
> The harness, steering, etc. in the chat/reasoning products is so much better for this type of question (that doesn't require code as a primary substrate). I had this same thought recently. Is it possible to 'recreate&#x2
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by shepherdjerred 9d ago
It seems unreasonable to blame Amazon here. The AZ was destroyed. Are they supposed to have missile/drone defense? I'm not going to complain to DoorDash if my order is delayed due to a car crash
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by shepherdjerred 9d ago
That is incredibly disrespectful of them _unless_ they prepared in other ways or are some expert who doesn't really need slides. I don't really know what the right response is, though. Walking out would be seen as way too hostile
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by shepherdjerred 10d ago
Doesn't really work in practice, even among those who can afford it. PERSON 1 Have you heard of Kagi? It’s like Google, but better, and... oh... you have to pay for it. PERSON 2 Why would I pay for something when I can use Google for f
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by shepherdjerred 10d ago
reminds me of https://fzakaria.com/2026/08/23/your-executable-is-a-sqlite-...
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by shepherdjerred 12d ago
I own 3 of these for my homelab. They work really well w/ Tailscale! They sell some PCIE ones, too.
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by shepherdjerred 14d ago
I’m not sure where you got that from or what your point is
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by shepherdjerred 14d ago
it’s two-fold. Either malicious actors or the AI systems themselves. Hugging Face showed that AI can do serious hacking without really being told to. If a model had its own motivations there could be real damage.
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by shepherdjerred 14d ago
A rather unfair comparison. The whole calculus here is that others are also developing these systems which has led to a race. A much better comparison to the situation is the nuclear weapons arms race.
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by shepherdjerred 14d ago
That’s not entirely true though, right? There have been plenty of bioweapon attacks Ex https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tokyo_subway_sarin_attack
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by shepherdjerred 14d ago
You are right that it’s easier to do this via Tor than an LLM. Those are the safeguards…
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by shepherdjerred 15d ago
Do you want to work for IBM? Oracle?
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by shepherdjerred 16d ago
This is exactly what I was thinking too. How can this be legal in 2-party states?
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by shepherdjerred 16d ago
I could definitely imagine him loving the Air. But I don’t think he’d segment the market; he’d probably get rid of the normal iPhone
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by shepherdjerred 16d ago
It seems like it would be really useful for a frequent traveler/commuter, to be able to watch something on a flight/bus ride. I would definitely consider it if I were in that demographic
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by shepherdjerred 17d ago
Do you think there’s some cabal of executives trying to use more resources so that users are forced buy newer hardware? Or is it more likely that software companies are making a tradeoff based on typical consumer hardware and would rather p
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by shepherdjerred 17d ago
The typical HN user likely has more disposable income than most people
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by shepherdjerred 17d ago
I loved the handoff that Tim did at the beginning. It was touching
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by shepherdjerred 17d ago
is there a need to reach for compiled languages if you are building a new program? Won't using vanilla assembly while taking advantage of the latest instructions be pretty good, since humans are not manually making edits (which removes
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by shepherdjerred 17d ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Instrumental_convergence#Paper...
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by shepherdjerred 17d ago
Do you think the improvement in general knowledge, coding, security, math, etc. have been linear or exponential? I would say exponential.
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by shepherdjerred 17d ago
Yeah I really struggle to balance wanting information to be free and not wanting the information on how to make deadly weapons too easy to obtain. At least with books or the internet you had to go through some effort

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