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by vova_hn2 7mo ago
93% - 95% accuracy and it wasn't even a good quality recording > When trained on keystrokes recorded by a nearby phone, the classifier achieved an accuracy of 95%, the highest accuracy seen without the use of a language model. When
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by vova_hn2 7mo ago
I don't know, I personally use Linux for almost everything (it has been my main OS for the last 10+ years), but I do not feel entitled to contributions that other people gift me for free. Every time something works as intended on the f
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by vova_hn2 7mo ago
They want you to become dependent on Claude Code, so that later they can milk you.
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by vova_hn2 7mo ago
Yes, but I think that there is a big difference. In the case you linked, hiQ were actually doing the scraping themselves. People (or company? not sure) don't make any requests to Anthropic themselves. They just publish code that can ma
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by vova_hn2 7mo ago
No one "forced" you to make some code that you downloaded from the Internet "a fundamental component" of your system. You made this decision yourself. They even warned you about the lack "warranties ... of fitness f
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by vova_hn2 7mo ago
No, this is perfectly OK with the ToS.
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by vova_hn2 7mo ago
I can understand how and why they are able to go after users, who violate ToS, but I do not understand how are why they can go after open source developers, who just publish some source code that seems to be protected speech under the First
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by vova_hn2 7mo ago
How can you breach a contract if you are not a party to a contract? OpenCode is not using any Anthropic services, they are just publishing some source code that seems (obligatory IANAL) to be protected speech under the First Amendment [0],
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by vova_hn2 7mo ago
> forced to make the switch > users that are now being forced to use unfinished software > frustration of being forced to use the new hotness > actual users are forced to use it Can confirm, Kristian Høgsberg and Drew DeVault p
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by vova_hn2 7mo ago
I don't see, how such policies can possibly achieve more good, then harm. A person, who posts slop for whatever reason, or runs bots that post slop, will simply ignore them. An honest person, who cares about the quality of their contri
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by vova_hn2 7mo ago
Yeah, I also loved the idea, but found that playing it require me to strain my eyes too much and abandoned it. One of those games that is more fun to read about than to actually play.
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by vova_hn2 7mo ago
Myy experiment kinda supports every mode. For example, you can pick C major scale and it will have exactly the same notes as G Mixolydian or you can pick E Phrygian. Although, due to the chaotic nature of the simulation and also because the
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by vova_hn2 7mo ago
Thanks! Very interesting approaches, especially AlgoMotion's. Hudson (author of the first link) doesn't really tell what algorithm exactly do they use.
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Show HN: Ever wondered what Conway's Game of Life sounds like?(vovanz.github.io)
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On the one hand it is a cool and creative idea, on the other it feels to much like being handed an assignment by a teacher at school, or something like this. And I am not comfortable putting a clanker in a position of authority over me. Als
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by vova_hn2 7mo ago
I personally haven't made my my mind either way yet, but I imagine that a vibecoding advocate could say to you that maintaining code makes sense only when the code is expensive to produce. If the code is cheap to produce, you don'
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by vova_hn2 7mo ago
After reading your comment, I've actually went to Google and looked up "wooden in ear headphones" and they actually exist! Fascinating! Although, they still have silicone tips and the wood is probably treated with some kind o
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by vova_hn2 7mo ago
There is a word "Paid" next to date So, this is just an ad?
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by vova_hn2 7mo ago
> maybe jazzband can infra its way out of those problems Maybe jazzband can't infra their way out of the problem, but maybe we can create some tools that will help orgs that encounter this problem in future... ... that's a soft
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by vova_hn2 7mo ago
> The level of trust required Maybe it could be mitigated by having some kind of council and requiring m out of n signatures to do anything? I know that people on HN hate Bitcoin, so I'm always a bit vary to use it as an example
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by vova_hn2 7mo ago
Saw a funny video [0] in the music-adjacent part of YouTube about an Instagram trend when man record themselves playing a musical instrument (usually guitar), then use AI video editing to turn themselves into scantily clad women and use the
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by vova_hn2 7mo ago
> Software lasts way longer than people think it does. It was true, but I'm not sure if it's still true in the age of LLMs. Maybe we are moving into the era of disposable software.
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by vova_hn2 7mo ago
> Jazzband was always a one-roadie operation. People asked for more roadies and offered to help over the years, and I tried a number of times to make it work – but it never stuck. Not sure what exactly prevented him from accepting more p
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by vova_hn2 7mo ago
> no agentic search, grep, find etc works.. What do you mean? Why wouldn't it work?
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by vova_hn2 7mo ago
This message contains a lot of emotions and not too many coherent arguments. What did you actually want to say?
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> People don’t enjoy the thought of auditing code… someone else will do it I think that with modern LLMs auditing a big project personally, instead of relying on someone else to do it, actually became more realistic. You can ask an LLM t
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by vova_hn2 7mo ago
> probably-unenforceable It's very easy to just ban the user and if your whole workflow relies on the tool, you really don't want it.
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by vova_hn2 7mo ago
> ethical and legal decision These are two very different things. I suspect that in some cases pointing finger at a black box instead of actually explaining your decisions can actually shield you from legal liability...
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by vova_hn2 7mo ago
Two thoughts: 1. Open source tools solve the problem of "critical functions of the application changing without notice, or being signed up for disruptive testing without opt-in". 2. This makes me afraid that it is absolutely impo
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by vova_hn2 7mo ago
Wouldn't it be easier (and cheaper) to just move to a different room?

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