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Show HN: When the LLM Accidentally
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lucid-dev
4mo ago
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lucid-dev
5mo ago
While I appreciate your perspective, I'll note that for a certain group of people that I know personally, this language is NOT tongue and cheek. Though I find myself to be neither a woman nor an artist, I know people who are both - an
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lucid-dev
5mo ago
2072. This date hasn't changed from 4 years ago. Try google: At what approximate date will all known reserves of petroleum be exhausted, providing that the global rate of consumption and increase in consumption remains steady, and
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lucid-dev
5mo ago
New generations have new language and are attempting to define themselves through their usage of certain terminology and re-framing of words (Arduino -> Arduina). This isn't satire and it doesn't have to be dismissed. While I
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lucid-dev
5mo ago
I have had the exact same problem several times working with large context and complex tasks. I keep switching back to GPT5.0 (or sometimes 5.1) whenever I want it to actually get something done. Using the 5.4 model always means "grea
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lucid-dev
5mo ago
Um, I keep getting "invalid" request despite trying my prompt through various formats as provided in the examples. It looks like you don't allow testing of anything beyond a certain token size. Which makes your test kind of p
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lucid-dev
7mo ago
Found his web page with some basic demos/vids. Had the same curiosity. https://jimishol.github.io/post/tonality/
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lucid-dev
8mo ago
FANTASTIC!! I was just thinking about this the other day, and wondering about directionality... For example, if you had a camera facing a space, and the receiving antenna was within that space... and you were able to (somehow?) from the ant
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lucid-dev
8mo ago
By using the *API* True I spent a year making a platform for using the API.. but the results... are stupendous!! Very cheap and unlimited access and custom tooling, etc... to get large amounts done of anything you want to do with an LLM!
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lucid-dev
8mo ago
But why are you considering tokens so precious? At current prices you can pretty much get away with murder even for the most expensive models out there. You know, $14/million output tokens. 10k output tokens is 14 cents. Which is ~4
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lucid-dev
9mo ago
Pretty successful in terms of the content representing the intent. Which is in part, don't skim, don't scroll, read something if you want to actually read something, or go elsewhere for doom-scrolling and skimming. I also found h
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lucid-dev
9mo ago
Love this. May a recommend some kind of "disperse pieces to edge" feature/button, (or perhaps automatic behavior, flag-to-enable or not), so that when you zoom-out a bit, you can automatically "disperse" all the pi
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lucid-dev
9mo ago
This is going to really transform some data visualization things I've been thinking about. I've always loved SVG since working with Illustrator and Inkscape back in the day, but I didn't realize how much it could tie in with
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lucid-dev
9mo ago
Pretty funny if you ask me. Maybe we can start to realize now: "The common universal subspace between human individuals makes it easier for all of them to do 'novel' tasks so long as their ego and personality doesn't inh
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lucid-dev
10mo ago
You use git worktrees, and then merge-in. Or rebase, or 3-way merge, as necessary. I have a local application I developed that works extremely well for this. I.e. every thread tied to a repo creates it's own worktree, then makes it e
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lucid-dev
11mo ago
Well check this out. I know you all might hate python + react. But for this platform, it works. I'd like to open source it..? This video demonstrates "how" I actually get the LLM to "do stuff faster than you can"