detectivestory

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by detectivestory 7d ago
LLMs themselves most definitely will not do that. You can still learn how to make a barrel, but not many people do.. The real fear is the destruction/hiding of public data/resources (which has already been happening for years)
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by detectivestory 7d ago
that didn't happen with self-checkout tills in supermakets...
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by detectivestory 3mo ago
I always find it so interesting how little the topic of Californian independence comes up online. You would think there would at least be a decent amount of organic content around that, never mind external interference.
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by detectivestory 5mo ago
AI does enable new capabilities when it comes to constant mass surveillance, and automated weaponry.
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by detectivestory 5mo ago
Its already being used in warfare though.
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by detectivestory 5mo ago
That's true but in reality I think people are far more afraid of AI in terms of how it is being used in warfare and policing. Automatic target detection and deployment of drones, or even how it might simply make their role at work redu
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by detectivestory 5mo ago
I'm seeing some hate for SOLID in these comments and I am a little surprised. While I don't think it should ever be used religiously, I would much rather work on a team that understood the principles than one that didn't.
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by detectivestory 5mo ago
And John Ternus will be CEO
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by detectivestory 6mo ago
yeah, i had intended to allow that but it just felt messy when i considered strategies for syncing the espresso logs from from non-account users to when they do finally sign in. I'll probably eventually get around to it as I do agree i
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by detectivestory 6mo ago
I've moved to pCloud for photos and I've found it to be a good alternative. One frustrating thing is that if you are cycling through your photos on the default pcloud app, they are usually slow to render which can be frustrating.
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by detectivestory 6mo ago
On a related note, I have been working on an app that helps determine the correct grinder setting when dialing in espresso. After logging two shots with the same setup (grinder, coffeee machine, basket etc), it then uses machine learning (a
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by detectivestory 6mo ago
would be nice if you could provide some demos in different languages and accents
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by detectivestory 6mo ago
great idea, but seems a little futile if there is no protection agains llms training on HN comments. ironically, if HN can succefully prevent llm content, it will become one of the best sources available for training data
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by detectivestory 7mo ago
Its good PR. He had some pretty bad PR recently that caused a lot of people to boycott the service. I assume this is him trying to regain trust or something?
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by detectivestory 8mo ago
The dead internet is alive and well
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by detectivestory 8mo ago
at that point you are pretty much "throwing in the towel"
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by detectivestory 8mo ago
beautiful!
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by detectivestory 8mo ago
I see that now thanks. It's better on the native apps but it needs improvement. Added to the Todo list
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by detectivestory 8mo ago
Thanks for the feedback. The images come from pixabay, pexels, and my own camera, some will be AI generated, most aren't - they are selected for their suitability in learning certain vocabulary. The hints are all manually added. AI is
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by detectivestory 8mo ago
I'm actually surprised that its only 203!
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by detectivestory 8mo ago
I don't disagree with what you are expressing but I think you are overgeneralising. Sometimes the idea itself can be interesting. If AI is used to manifest the idea then so be it! Secondly, I think it is almost unavoidable to use some
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by detectivestory 8mo ago
>I don't know any online tool which would provide me which mine does, and frankly the reality nowadays seems that it could take me more to find one if it existed. That is a pretty interesting point. I've been running into that
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by detectivestory 8mo ago
thanks for having a look... Did you look at the actual app or just the landing page? You ask why would I post it even though it is not perfect. Well, I personally find it useful (thats why I made it). It helps me with bridging the gap betwe
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by detectivestory 8mo ago
thanks for checking it out! I have been considering various flows to keep people more engaged (there are currently challenges, smart flash cards, and achievements) but at the moment the app promotes "active" learning, and I want t
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by detectivestory 8mo ago
If your home pages looks like this ( https://www.ycombinator.com ), you can expect people to try want to "launch" their startups on your forum. There seems to be a large contingent of HN users that have settled on the be
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by detectivestory 8mo ago
I do personally check out shownew quite often, yet I would never really visit new. I might not be a typical user, but I think I am a lot more likely to engage with a shownew post than someone who comes across it on new.
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by detectivestory 8mo ago
fun! While they are not great for everything, I find they can be useful for doing work with images locally. For instance, if you have 1000 unsorted holiday photos you want to sort into different categories etc.
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by detectivestory 8mo ago
I tried to share a project on Show HN recently (twice!), and I didn't get a single user interaction (basically no one even visited the project, nevermind responding with a comment). I don't think my title was that bad, its more ju
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Ask HN: Have you integrated LLMs into any of your bash scripts or aliases?
1 points by detectivestory 8mo ago|3 comments
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by detectivestory 8mo ago
The site design looks a little like it was spit out by an LLM. That is not really an issue in reality but it can turn off certain users. Adding a personal touch can go a long way

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