Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
f055
searching Neon…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
6 ms
·
1.
▲
by
f055
7d ago
Claude models were always too eager and "overly helpful" for my taste. But it seems better models tend to be this way. GPT 6 and 5.6 are overly helpful too, but at least less than Fable. But I seem to be sticking to GPT 5.5 as thi
2.
▲
by
f055
15d ago
I don’t get it. You don’t need a Mac mini to use Claude Code on the go, any home server with stable internet is enough. Was it the marketing?
3.
▲
by
f055
1mo ago
I obviously made a typo and meant GTA V.
4.
▲
by
f055
1mo ago
I would hope an old Xbox One disconnected from LAN and WiFi, with a GTA VI DVD inside, could start the game just fine.
5.
▲
by
f055
2mo ago
You could probably make your infra cheaper if you sent the generated slides to the web client and use some js ffmpeg wasm to compile the video in the browser. This way you could probably use the cheapest VPS to handle this.
6.
▲
by
f055
2mo ago
"option shift -" like so —, or if you want an en-dash, just "option -" like –. The funny bit is that I like em-dashes too as they indicate a pause or an interruption in thinking that just looks better than parenthesis, h
7.
▲
by
f055
3mo ago
I used to get 2-3 shady crypto offers per week on LinkedIn. It stopped when I started replying with AI generated responses demanding multiple verification steps: official email, official offer link, terms and scope etc. And a note with a fi
8.
▲
by
f055
3mo ago
That’s a big lol compared to what I get out of ChatGPT Pro… running 5.5 on xhigh.
9.
▲
by
f055
3mo ago
The PR buzz convinced me so I subscribed today to Pro. Running two tasks simultaneously with Fable and Opus 4-8 on ultra reasoning, analysing a single smart contract file used all my 7h usage within 20mins and didn’t produce any results. Pr
10.
▲
by
f055
4mo ago
Interestingly, wine works on Apple Silicon via Rosetta2 so I guess it won't work by macOS 28, and we will be only left with arm64 DOSBox-X.
11.
▲
by
f055
4mo ago
Dosbox has its emulator to run DOS, but afaik dosbox binary that starts up dosbox on Mac uses Rosetta on M-series Macs, and without Rosetta it simply won’t start and emulate DOS.
12.
▲
by
f055
4mo ago
But I wonder if Heroic can install HoMM2 on a Mac if no Mac binary is available on GOG.
13.
▲
by
f055
4mo ago
Hmm i guess this would require figuring out how to extract game data from an .exe installer GOG distributes. I guess AI would figure it out in like 3 minutes ;) I’ll check later.
14.
▲
Windows GOG DOS Games on M-Series Macs
(f055.net)
168 points
by
f055
4mo ago
|
86 comments
15.
▲
by
f055
4mo ago
So I guess sci-fi movies were right all along. Nobody in Star Wars knows how hyperspace travel works, it just works. The little robots know everything but almost no human bothers to care. People just carry on with their bickering lives whil
16.
▲
by
f055
4mo ago
So I guess that yesterday's questions "Where is vibecoded Photoshop?" just got answered with a vibecoded Gimp UI that looks like Photoshop ;) but seriously, nice work!
17.
▲
by
f055
4mo ago
Well my idea was that when I said that the overall story arch is interesting, one would read a paragraph or two and see themselves if it's worth reading further or not, so I didn't think mentioning anything else is necessary ;)
18.
▲
by
f055
4mo ago
You're correct these text are much better called short stories, but I chose the word "novel" anyway. And despite the slop, I still find this experiment interesting for one: because it intrigues me how AI ponders on the subjec
19.
▲
Show HN: I asked AI to write Sci-Fi for eternity
(f055.net)
4 points
by
f055
4mo ago
|
8 comments
20.
▲
by
f055
4mo ago
Seems like every bubble has the same thing going on. I guess during tulip mania everyone was a florist.
21.
▲
by
f055
5mo ago
This read is amazing and the development work is very impressive, great job and congrats! That said, my 20-30yo self would end at that. However, my 40yo+ self has a piece of wisdom here: the brass plugs are there for a reason: they slow thi
22.
▲
by
f055
5mo ago
This is genius! Now I hope to run all my childhood games on a modern Ubuntu.
23.
▲
by
f055
5mo ago
As a kid behind the Iron Curtain I had a radio & cassette tape player with a single large speaker built-in. The cassette player had a record button that when pressed together with play used the speaker and I could actually record my voi
24.
▲
by
f055
6mo ago
You learn the most from failure and the least from success. Likewise, you grow the most from pushing through the limits and the least from living in abundance. You can do pretty much anything on a full spec Mac Studio, but so can anyone els
25.
▲
by
f055
7mo ago
Ah haha not instantly but daily, but that’s a good idea to expand :)
26.
▲
by
f055
7mo ago
Wait till tomorrow noon utc :) it’s just a week old.
27.
▲
Show HN: Never Ending Novel
(nen.f055.net)
3 points
by
f055
7mo ago
|
4 comments
28.
▲
by
f055
10mo ago
Bullwhip effect on this will be funny. At least, we are in for some cheap ram in like… a dozen months or so.
29.
▲
by
f055
10mo ago
What is dead may never die. Perl will live on in the few mostly weird places doing things other languages can only dream of. And that’s fine. Perl doesn’t need to win the race or update itself. It is good enough as it is. It’s the magic wan
30.
▲
by
f055
1y ago
You need to describe to AI what you want quite precisely. Non-expert people can't describe basic things, let alone complex projects.
More ›