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ukuina
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> turns into legacy as fast as the agent can spit out new code. This is an important point. Unconstrained code generation lets you witness accelerated codebase aging in real-time.
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I've increased the font weight of the article title; this bolded look alongside additional vertical spacing really helps to add visual separation. Take a look and let me know how it can be improved further!
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ukuina
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Would a thin line divider be preferable to whitespace?
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ukuina
2y ago
Interesting; that story's already rolled off the front page, so I'm not seeing it currently.
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I've added this, and it already looks much better. Thanks for the actionable suggestion!
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I've increased the line height and font sizes as suggested in a sibling comment. Will investigate Mistral Small, thanks!
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That's an interesting layout! Thanks for sharing, will investigate improving the whitespace utilization.
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ukuina
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Yeah, trying to figure out how to get JS-heavy content without resorting to a headed browser.
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Show HN: Hackyournews.com v2
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HashiCorp Nomad?
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Whisper accepts a system prompt.
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> You look like someone who has lunched poorly and who has no expectations for dinner. Some juicy morsels in there!
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I realize there is a team behind HN, but your sheer force of will keeps HN a shining example of discourse. Thank you for everything you do!
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> The suite of models includes 2.0 Flash, which is billed as a “workhorse model, optimal for high-volume, high-frequency tasks at scale,” as well as 2.0 Pro Experimental for coding performance, and 2.0 Flash-Lite, which the company calls
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Google opens Gemini 2.0, its most powerful AI models to everyone
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> OpenAI wordmark [...] features an “O” with a perfectly round exterior and an imperfect interior “to counter any robotic precision and make things feel more human" How twee!
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Is o1-pro not the o1 equivalent of o3-mini-high?
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So much low-hanging fruit is glossed over because the feature is not deemed glorious enough to invest in. It takes invested teams to care about polish; almost impossible with the engineered churn at FAANG.
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Do you happen to have a link?
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ukuina
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Leopold Aschenbrenner predicted it last June. https://situational-awareness.ai/racing-to-the-trillion-doll...
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ukuina
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Try this? https://apps.apple.com/us/app/inspect-browser/id1203594958
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ukuina
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Not for the leading LLMs from OpenAI and Anthropic.
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You could use a Visual LLM to transcribe the PDF back into JSON data for you. Something like: ghostpdf to convert PDF into images, then gpt-4o or ollama+Llama3 to transcribe each image into output JSON.
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Might be better renamed to "Compare"
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Validation of the passenger manifest.
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Related: emergentmind.com
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Just voicing this thought is very impressive, and bodes well for reducing hallucinations: > Despite my efforts, I'll have to admit that this one has stumped me.
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> So I’ve got this picture of some pelicans, and I need to count them It seems to start all responses in this style, but still hilarious. Seems very anti-GPT4 in how casual it sounds.
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A hierarchy of LLMs, but they communicate via shared latent space instead of tokens. This will allow for really tiny models on the edge that work best at clarifying intent (and not much else; they have no world knowledge), but seamless and
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With many modern home theater setups relying on the audio return channel (ARC), you may need firmware upgrades to handle compatibility with your speakers. Sideloading these upgrades via USB is mostly deprecated across all major brands.
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