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by spzb 6mo ago
It’s a real shame vibe coding hasn’t figured out colour contrast yet.
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by spzb 6mo ago
The people who are using it can't post here because OpenClaw deleted their HN account.
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UK Defence secretary reveals month-long Russian submarine operation over cables(bbc.co.uk)
8 points by spzb 6mo ago|0 comments
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by spzb 6mo ago
I'd be interested in how it compares (in terms of time, money and false positives) with fuzzing.
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by spzb 6mo ago
Interesting bias to blame the woman. How do you know that the second twin wasn't taking advantage of their identical looks to convince the woman it was the same man she had slept with the first time? She may not even have been aware th
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by spzb 6mo ago
The buried lede in that link is that mothers who don't have custody of their children are more likely to remain in close emotional contact with their children than fathers are when in the same position. So children living with dad stil
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by spzb 6mo ago
Trusting sources because they are your "own" is just asking for bias to be ingrained.
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by spzb 6mo ago
The burden of proof falls on the person making the assertion. Why should anyone else have to do the work that he/she/they didn't bother with?
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by spzb 6mo ago
[citation needed]
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by spzb 6mo ago
I don't have a lot of experience with them but I would have thought static analysis tools circa 2020 would have managed it just fine.
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I wore Meta's smartglasses for a month – and it left me feeling like a creep(theguardian.com)
5 points by spzb 6mo ago|2 comments
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"Scheming" AI bots must be real, someone on X said so(newslttrs.com)
2 points by spzb 6mo ago|0 comments
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Does the carbon cost of email even matter?(newslttrs.com)
2 points by spzb 6mo ago|0 comments
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The Carbon Cost of Email(newslttrs.com)
1 points by spzb 7mo ago|0 comments
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by spzb 7mo ago
>Documentation quality hasn't dropped because the AI learned from the best Yet
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by spzb 7mo ago
Can't say for sure but the first commit was only four days ago and has a gitignore mentioning to Claude so probably yes. https://github.com/hectorvent/floci/blob/main/.gitignore
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by spzb 7mo ago
Hope you like burning through tokens 'cause your bot has no restrictions at all. It just gave me Python code for calculating pi and then a detailed itinerary for a three day trip to Vancouver.
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Does deleting email help with climate change?(newslttrs.com)
4 points by spzb 7mo ago|0 comments
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by spzb 7mo ago
In a normal world, price per terabyte would fall as a consequence of greater storage density and better power efficiency. A world with AI and a brewing oil crisis is not like that.
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The datacenter where the day starts with topping up cerebrospinal fluid(theregister.com)
5 points by spzb 7mo ago|0 comments
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by spzb 7mo ago
Is this a paid ad placement? I'm seeing a load of breathless "commentary" on Taalas and next to no serious discussion about whether their approach is even remotely scalable. A one-off tech demo using a comparatively ancient o
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by spzb 7mo ago
If you can’t be bothered to write it, why should I bother to read it?
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by spzb 7mo ago
Claude vibe-coded. No thanks.
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by spzb 7mo ago
New account: check Dot ai domain: check Slop project: check Even sloppier LLM-generated blog post: check
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by spzb 7mo ago
> solved more or less autonomously So, not autonomously.
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by spzb 7mo ago
You were the one who made the comparison
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by spzb 7mo ago
Mathematical proof vs a web app that doesn't actually run? Not much of a contest. Never mind the fact that AIs of the LLM-variety haven't and aren't going to find solutions to mathematical problems.
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by spzb 7mo ago
Same on a Mac
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by spzb 7mo ago
You've just made all of that up, haven't you?
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by spzb 7mo ago
Mutually beneficial. The publication gets an article people might want to read and the author gets free publicity. Happens all the time.

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