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Show HN: Hermes' Loom – Regenerative societal transformation through humanist AI(hermesloom.org)
2 points by sigalor 2y ago|4 comments
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by sigalor 2y ago
This is a project on which, currently, me and a friend from Berlin are working. I think it‘s quite a good idea, I‘m looking for collaborators. Please also criticize thoroughly though, because I want to make it more doable and understandable
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by sigalor 6y ago
Well, this article is certainly lovely, but does no one else think that this has been written by GPT-3? Did just I become a hopeless sceptic?
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by sigalor 9y ago
Well, I don't know Erlang (yet) and AFAIK, Erlang is rather focused on fail tolerance, high availability etc., which wasn't really a concern when I started the project. Python and NodeJS are quite good for quickly trying out ideas
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by sigalor 9y ago
It certainly did, but after all it was just a fun spare time project. I guess there would be a lot of interesting software to reverse engineer; I am always open to suggestions that are able to extend my knowledge. And well, if you mean it i
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by sigalor 9y ago
Hi, that's definitely not a noob question. I'm already having plans on investigating this, but this topic is even more difficult than WhatsApp Web itself (see https://github.com/sigalor/whatsapp-web-reveng&#x2
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by sigalor 9y ago
Hi, please refer to my answer to a similar comment: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16796791
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by sigalor 9y ago
Hi, I'm sigalor, the original creator of the project. Actually, now I also regret using Python in addition to NodeJS. When I started all of this back in November, I originally chose Python, because it's, well, "quick and dirt
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by sigalor 9y ago
Hi, I'm sigalor, the original creator of the project. The reverse engineering was almost entirely done using the Chrome debugging tools. That is, pretty-printing the JS source files, setting breakpoints and stepping through the code fo