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Evaluating Claude's bioinformatics research capabilities with BioMysteryBench
(anthropic.com)
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Ask HN: What's the most compelling paranormal evidence you found online?
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7mo ago
The first season is pretty taut, then the follow-up seasons suffer from every character being at the center of every big thing in tech for narrative purposes, which is to its detriment imo.
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9mo ago
Thank you! Vibe coded indeed huh? Wasn't too worried on my end, as if my subscription quota runs out it just fails but doesn't charge me. Very appreciated, the stakes were low so don't hold any atrocious shortcuts too against
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9mo ago
I really admire that they publicly posted this data, and hope that the platform can find a new type of pivot or draw to bring back a community.
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9mo ago
A recursive depth of 1? So it's just subagents..? How exactly can this be described as recursive then?
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9mo ago
I vibe coded https://domainhq.ai entirely in a few days with Opus, as in, this was a secondary focus and I never bothered to write any specs. Halfway through I had to ask it to convert it all to React because it was vanilla HTML
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9mo ago
It's a great question that I haven't seen discussed on HN yet (though I'm not that active), I think this crowd is still very attuned to interesting but more deterministic problems technically. This might sound basic but I kee
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9mo ago
There'd first have to be an intense evaluation and standardization process for AI / measuring AGI now. All current benchmarks are tailored to one use case (e.g. SWE) or are evaluations that can be gamed and manipulated. I think th
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9mo ago
Pls consider donating this to the Linux foundation and making tons of announcements about it. Tag them in tweets too
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9mo ago
Can't get behind the design / UX of this site
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9mo ago
Damn this was quite annoying
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9mo ago
It's insane work when you just search "Coinbase" and literally the first or sponsored results are not Coinbase but scam sites. I've seen this first-hand in Google. Obviously SEO and DA isn't on their side so it ha
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9mo ago
Great game idea!
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9mo ago
Oh boy a competitor to the well-renowned TOON format? I'm so surprised this stuff is even entertained here but the HN crowd probably is behind on some of the AI memes.
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9mo ago
Genuinely have no idea what the novelty of this is for versus just uploading a PDF to ChatGPT. In terms of UX it is incredibly limited for a book evolution work.
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9mo ago
Now this one actually looks usable
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9mo ago
That live data for X is mostly gonna consist of brainrot and egotistical founders and rising vibe coders, that data has to be worth so much less than something like Reddit.
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9mo ago
I'd love the chance to be able to share details and get coverage on what I'm building and hoping to quietly launch on platforms like this soon. https://quarry.space A notetaking app that uses deep learning (offline loc
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9mo ago
Does doing hard work mean it shouldn't have any docstrings or comments? Cause that seems like an arbitrary way of making it "harder".
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9mo ago
Agreed this is more appealing to read and visually look through even.
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9mo ago
Not super against cookie tracking or consent especially for a free platform, but these extreme color contrasts don't even seem to have any obvious correlations. Is it done just for looks? That's a crazy decision for a font informa
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9mo ago
But how much more profitable are they? We see revenue but not profits / spending. Anthropic seems to be growing faster than OpenAI did but that could be the benefit of post-GPT hype.
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9mo ago
The Google Maps revelation seems like a staggeringly obvious but rarely thought about thing. If GDPR was required in the US we likely wouldn't even have to worry about this. But we have to think about not just opt-out but purposefully
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9mo ago
Good sport!
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9mo ago
Love the concept and style, think a tutorial or quick demo would be better since the gameplay isn't obvious at all. If that's the point it should be more engaging in the beginning to gear you towards the actions you need to take.
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9mo ago
Two MCP tools back to back on the HN frontpage when seemingly dozens of them doing the same functionality already exist. Both posts written by AI with the typical tells. Daring today aren't we?
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9mo ago
I've said this before here, but "best practices" in code indeed is very typical even with different implementations and architectures. You can ask a LLM to write you the best possible code for a scenario and likely your imple
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9mo ago
They pretty much perfectly encapsulated the point in their fired up response haha.
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9mo ago
I imagine HN, despite being full of experts and vet devs, also might have a prevalent attitude of looking down on using tools like MCP servers or agentic AI libraries for coding, which might be why something like this advertised seems novel
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