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teaearlgraycold
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teaearlgraycold
3mo ago
I’m not convinced. In humans intelligence often means someone is better at explaining and needs fewer words to do so.
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I might turn that into a server just to have a new laptop with better battery life.
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Framework cuts memory on 13 Pro preorders after LPCAMM2 costs more than double
(videocardz.com)
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3mo ago
Can you run Linux?
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It's funny how they are at a disadvantage because they feel obligated to AI-max. Would Claude Code, as an interface, be as mediocre if they had software engineers writing its code directly? I doubt. On the other hand - how embarrassing
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Don't talk to the police!
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The US constitution should require proof of harm to a living thing as a prerequisite for criminal charges.
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What’s up with the cop that cited them for that?
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I really need these LLMs to start being more like the gate keeping assholes of StackOverflow. Just a little dash of that energy would go a long way.
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I asked about Tiananmen Square and it said it knew nothing about it. A real life “Doesn’t look like anything to me” moment.
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They're great at helping me look up web dev stuff when I don't have internet access.
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In my experience GLM 5.2 is a pretty good Opus replacement. But K3 has not given me an experience on par with Sol or Fable. The price/intelligence ratio might still make sense. But it’s not very inspiring when it comes to my real world
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If we’re talking about human technology available in a few hundred years, don’t discount far more exotic options. I’ve heard people talk of theoretical terrestrial lasers pushing on tiny probes. With an absolutely gigantic laser and magical
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For example you cannot have concurrent access. As soon as you need a worker process and a web process SQLite is out. Or if you are trying to use it as a vector db all of those vector searches will block a node event loop.
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Claude Code is the ceiling on vibe-coded software
(danangell.com)
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An acoustic analyzer for a sink basin in a hackerspace. It will allow for automatic detection of dishes/cups left in the sink without cameras and can be handled by an rp2040. So far looks like it has very low false positives but can on
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It works really really well. No one should be writing untyped JS anymore.
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Sad to see no mention of @ts-check. I love being able to write native browser JS modules with nearly all of the functionality from TypeScript.
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Well yes of course the non compete is a problem.
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Cannot pursue your vocation in certain jurisdictions . And there are plenty of adjacent fields I suspect wouldn't be covered by the NC - like education.
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Clearly something else was going on. No mentally healthy person would kill themself because of this.
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At least in CA they need to disclose them now. Previously some restaurants would just hit you with a surprise mandatory tip.
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Show HN: An interactive double pendulum "fractal"
(doublethe.fun)
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I read at talking speed so not as much to gain with text.
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"just here for the paycheck" vs. "here for the paycheck but also genuinely enjoy parts of the job" are miles apart.
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What's an example of what the 10 agents would be doing in parallel? I've never used more than 2 in parallel before.
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Charging by line of code is crazy
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I feel like the world cares more about stopping the spread of CSAM than it does the actual abusive actions against children.
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Trying to imagine a world where I use Chrome unironically.
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RAG, as far as I understand, is a term that came about before LLM tool-calling was as prevalent. Your options were to have an LLM hallucinate up a response, or instead do a [document -> chunk -> embedding -> vector db -> query -
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