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Hermes Agent(nousresearch.com)
1 points by h34t 7mo ago|0 comments
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by h34t 8mo ago
"pre-filter your MCP tools by user permissions"
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by h34t 11mo ago
to be fair, they spent a lot on compute.
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Taming LLMs with Sequential Monte Carlo(nousresearch.com)
1 points by h34t 1y ago|0 comments
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by h34t 3y ago
in Dutch (and German) the verb often goes at the end of a sentence, so the advice is rather practical.
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by h34t 4y ago
"stay tuned for our waitlist soon"
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by h34t 4y ago
Developer here. We wrote Maria 6 years ago, and this fall I accepted a ClojuristsTogether grant to bring it back into active development. We hope to simplify/modernize the codebase to make it something people can hack on top of to add
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by h34t 9y ago
I see an effort like License Zero less as an encroachment on existing "Free and Open Source" licenses and culture, and more as an alternative to behind-closed-door development. I want to _sustainably_ write software, not for donat
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by h34t 9y ago
I can see how that is true for some kinds of software. For many examples, network effects don't matter. The first license I can remember paying for was Metafizzy's 'Isotope', a jQuery layout plugin. Great documentation a
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by h34t 9y ago
I agree that price discrimination can be a useful thing, but question the idea that only very large or wealthy companies should pay anything at all. What if licenses are low friction and affordable? If we had a nice repertoire of flexible l
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by h34t 9y ago
Many companies have no problem paying reasonable fees to license software they find useful. I don't see why they should stop paying, on some kind of ethical principle, if a developer decides to publish some or all of a product's s
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by h34t 9y ago
I believe L0 makes your second option painless: > Customers who want permission for commercial or non-Open Source uses can identify, price, and buy licenses for all License Zero dependencies of their Node.js projects, in one checkout tra
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A Learnable World(hackernoon.com)
3 points by h34t 9y ago|0 comments
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Fairy Tale Word Vectors(gigasquidsoftware.com)
4 points by h34t 11y ago|0 comments
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by h34t 11y ago
Source code: https://github.com/mhuebert/instaparse-live I built this because I was totally new to writing parsers, and I liked Instaparse but wanted a faster feedback cycle. I was also excited to use CodeMirror with C
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HN'ers in Rwanda?
29 points by h34t 11y ago|0 comments
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by h34t 11y ago
I spent last summer at Recurse Center and it was the most fun I've ever had programming. The team deeply understands how to create an atmosphere in which you can try things that would feel impossible on your own. After I left, I tried
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by h34t 11y ago
Eight years ago I was burning out in China and started a thread to ask for help. The comments were exceedingly insightful (the top-listed comment rang especially true for me): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=69097
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by h34t 12y ago
From what I've read, IUDs do not cause infertility. Eg/ http://www.livescience.com/21866-iud-gynecologists-birth-con...
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by h34t 13y ago
Looks slick. Would it be a good idea to link this with a service like https://onetimesecret.com/ for transferring passwords?
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Auti-Sim, The Game That Startlingly Reconstructs Life As An Autistic Child(fastcompany.com)
5 points by h34t 14y ago|0 comments
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by h34t 14y ago
I've been playing with that. Haven't got it right yet, though.
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by h34t 14y ago
Oh, fascinating! Thanks for the link.
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by h34t 14y ago
Ah, thanks for catching that!
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by h34t 14y ago
If you email me (me at matt.is) I can get back to you - I played with so many I can't remember which one at the moment.
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by h34t 14y ago
Thanks! I took a screenwriting course a couple of years ago, and the first exercise was writing dialogue as a 17-year-old girl. It was rather mind-bending. While developing BrainTripping I was often surprised by word combinations that are s
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by h34t 14y ago
Similar, yes. The main difference here is the role that you (the user) play in shaping the output.
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by h34t 14y ago
An illustrator helps me out on those. That was a happy accident; I was going to use photographs, but found that getting permission for all of them could be impossible, so the only way to make it graphical was to come up with original portra
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Show HN: BrainTripping - language model comedy(matt.is)
283 points by h34t 14y ago|41 comments
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Fifteen Minutes and Four Hundred Trees(matt.is)
2 points by h34t 14y ago|0 comments

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