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Show HN: Interactive Map of All Lighthouses in United States(jmoul.io)
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by hasteg 11d ago
Right… unfortunately my 9800x3d and 5090 setup can’t process a 15 year old desktop app transition in under a second even though they have a coding god making all their decisions hahah
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by hasteg 11d ago
Alright, seemed like it was a large jump the OP was making. Just was interested in knowing the reasoning for knowing why they thought that.
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by hasteg 11d ago
Well I mean, based on what I said, if we truly did have “AGI” then the “AGI” would be able to argue it’s 100% correct point in court according to copyright law, no human intervention. Yes there is lawyers and judges who are making calls in
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by hasteg 11d ago
Is this true? Any sources? Been buying a lot of gold over the past year or so.
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by hasteg 11d ago
My favorite part about the desktop app is the 1 second delay between when I click a playlist and when it actually loads.
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by hasteg 11d ago
That’s a good point… you would think AGI would be better at being a copyright lawyer than any human would be and as such would be able to distinguish whether something is “copyright infringement” or not… so the system prompt should just inc
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by hasteg 21d ago
I've been running 27B a lot, I am honestly shocked at how well it performs. It's mind blowing how well the small qwen models (and particular, the 3.8 model) runs locally. It can create some really impressive toy coding projects. I
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by hasteg 22d ago
As a 5090 owner and local model enthusiast, I was hoping it would be 35B A3B so I could run it myself =(.
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by hasteg 22d ago
I live right next to a micro center and remember when they started offering that deal... still so pissed at myself for not buying one. I ended up just buying a raspberry Pi for what I was doing, but seeing as where the prices are now, I mes
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by hasteg 28d ago
This is pretty cool. Implemented something similar myself (a really small language model with ~10M params) just to teach myself the ML behind the LLMs. Did not implement it in C obviously, just use PyTorch, but it's interesting to go t
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by hasteg 28d ago
At this point I believe that when people do not cite using AI to generate their comment it's from a position of malice... like you're intentionally trying to position yourself as capable in whatever subject you're talking on
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by hasteg 1mo ago
It's so obvious when a book is generated by an LLM that I would blame the person buying the book moreso than I would the person who generated it for it. You can tell in a few sentences if something is AI generated (and by proxy - if i
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by hasteg 1mo ago
What country/region of country (if US) do you live in? Everyone I know absolutely hates it and hates the direction things are going. I'm pulling from a wide sample here too -- I have a lot of friends who work blue collar jobs that
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by hasteg 1mo ago
I agree that LLMs can make good points and defend their arguments, but if I'm talking (or debating) with someone online and it's obvious that they are just responding with LLM output, it immediately discredits them in my mind and
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by hasteg 2mo ago
Lol, love this post. Every single day when I take the elevators at the office I try and figure out what the algorithm is behind it. Been too lazy to just research it. Now I know!
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by hasteg 2mo ago
I agree that using AI as a "tutor" to help teach yourself things is very useful and works great, I've been doing that myself quite a bit. How do you stop students from being able to just use it as a second brain? I assume the
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by hasteg 2mo ago
This is also how I pretty much filter LLM generated text in my head.
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by hasteg 2mo ago
Using AI to actually learn is indeed very helpful I've found... I just don't think most people use it for that. I recently wanted to build and train my own (albeit, small and simple 10M param model) and used AI extensively to expl
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by hasteg 2mo ago
I just recently watched some (not all) of this video "coding a machine learning library in c from scratch" and seems like he's going through a similar process in this blog as this video. I would recommend watching the video t
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by hasteg 2mo ago
Yeah, clear example of survivorship bias... not to sound negative, but if Facebook had become nothing, odds are Boz would be nothing more than another engineer. It's all too common a tale to hear people spout their nonsense and think t
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by hasteg 2mo ago
Same here, I hate it. Instead of just reading I find myself also dedicating brain power trying to decide if it's worth reading or not based on the first few sentences... if someone can't put in the effort to actually write somethi
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by hasteg 2mo ago
LinkedIn is basically unusable at this point. I actually did used to use it a fair amount before but I've since deleted it and just use email notifications to see any notifications from recruiters. What I don't get is how these pe
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by hasteg 2mo ago
I mean, this is perhaps the most vibecoded website possible so... deff AI.
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by hasteg 2mo ago
Can you elaborate on that more? Why just a filler character?
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by hasteg 2mo ago
Really interesting paper, thanks for the share. The point their making in that paper reminds me of this paper some people shared around work earlier this year, https://arxiv.org/pdf/2512.14982 (Prompt Repetition Improv
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by hasteg 3mo ago
Haha that's a great intro to it. I remember very clearly I was obsessed with minecraft griefing/team Avolition at the time and found it to ask if someone could make me a hacked minecraft client for my first thread (yikes). Wasn&#x
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by hasteg 3mo ago
Anyone here used to be on HackForums? I lived on there from 2011-2013/4... was pretty young back then but I learned so much and attribute it to getting to the spot i'm at now. I remember being so obsessed about "rep" on
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by hasteg 3mo ago
Typically when I ship anything that is going to be customer facing I am a nervous wreck. Although I'm only 4 years into my career. Does it get better with time?
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by hasteg 3mo ago
When I was studying my CS degree (2018-2022) it was actually encouraged to work together outside of classes with fellow students. We had a CS discord run by the school (or maybe volunteers from the school? I dunno) with diff channels for di

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