nhecker

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by nhecker 5d ago
Anecdotal, but I've heard this too. I just tried with variations of your same prompt on arena.ai, across three different battles (i.e., six LLMs answered, in total.) Each provided an identity in the first turn, something that they won&
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by nhecker 5d ago
Just chiming in that I've never had this experience with them. I set, hit, and depend on those limits regularly. I would be wildly interested in reading what their support analysis had to say about this situation, if such a postmortem
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by nhecker 6d ago
In a way, this makes me think of Horde AI, but one level of abstraction away. With Horde you trade idle inference for credits you can redeem in the future. So I'd put up credits to send you input tokens, you'd send the response, a
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by nhecker 6d ago
Reads much like it was LLM-written, but the facts seem to indicate it was a single-vehicle crash at 73mph in a 70mph zone where the vehicle veered off the highway in to a guardrail. The sole occupant was wearing a seat belt at the time of t
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by nhecker 6d ago
I really like this website design. That's all I came here to say :) Well, and keyboard mods are always fun to read about (I too know the struggle of a PS2 keyboard, hah) but I really just dig the text-first layout. Homepage is cool too
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by nhecker 6d ago
That sounds like large amounts of context (maybe from memory or history?) are chewing through your quota, context that hadn't yet had a chance to build up in your newer account. That's just a guess, I'm not an account holder
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by nhecker 7d ago
I feel much the same way. Actions speak louder than words, and when was the last time that OpenAI published open weight LLMs? Anthropic?
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by nhecker 7d ago
I agree with the root cause generally, but balk at the 'if we had' phrasing. We still can have these things, it just takes our own time and energy to get out and be with people face-to-face. Nothing about that is impossible. It is
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by nhecker 7d ago
Another path may be to add the business to OpenStreetMap first; I get the impression that Google will scrape changes to OSM and add them to it's dataset. (I've seen several small changes I've made only to OSM get propagated t
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by nhecker 7d ago
Between the streetcomplete and everydoor apps, it is very very easy to do almost any OSM map editing on a mobile. Osmand (the offline map & nav app) is also useful for some edits when I don't want to leave that app. Oh, for the sim
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by nhecker 8d ago
That's a fun li'l read, thanks for sharing.
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by nhecker 8d ago
I'm sure there's a way to pay for Hermes Agent. https://portal.nousresearch.com/cloud
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by nhecker 8d ago
> People can change access or disconnect a service whenever they want. People can also opt out of their interactions being used to train Meta’s AI models. -- https://about.fb.com/news/2026/09/introducing-mu
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by nhecker 8d ago
I normally don't appreciate snarky comments on HN, me being but a simple curmudgeon wanting pure information and the occasional opinion. but this one actually makes a good point, even if it's not stated explicitly. Reading this bo
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by nhecker 16d ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pOWwx7nAPvk&t=45s shows wind turbine bolts evaluated in that same way. (Mind the NN voiceover.)
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Hermes Agent has 23000 open PRs and climbing(github.com)
3 points by nhecker 23d ago|1 comments
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by nhecker 23d ago
I've been watching the number of open PRs on this repo over the past few months and it just keeps climbing. As far as I can tell, they're merging about as fast as they can, several times an hour around the clock. I'm sure the
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by nhecker 1mo ago
I've had the same thoughts, and I think you articulated them pretty well; maybe better than I could have. I.e., for me it's something like: I'm much more willing to share if I know the party I share with will share back, in t
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by nhecker 1mo ago
But you /could/ make a pruned plum tree plumb.
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by nhecker 1mo ago
Yes, those tokens cost money|credits|whatever too.
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by nhecker 1mo ago
On either side of the front wheel is a perfectly reasonable place to carry cargo. I think I'd have taken more issue with the spokes, or at least that's what stood out to me. The chain is indeed nice, however.
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by nhecker 1mo ago
Because I wasn't familiar with it and others might be curious too: that prompt is available at https://cdn.openai.com/pdf/04d1d1e4-bc75-476a-97cf-49055cd98... and is just below 5 KiB of text.
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by nhecker 2mo ago
The Art and Skill of Radio Telegraphy by N0HFF[1][2] is also an interesting read, and goes into a lot of the history. I recommend it if you want to know more on the subject. [1]: https://www.qsl.net/w9aml/documents&#x2F
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by nhecker 2mo ago
As did OOO.
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by nhecker 3mo ago
I agree; it's very pleasing to read.
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by nhecker 3mo ago
No comment of value other than to say thank you for putting (and keeping) your art out there. Genuinely beautiful, some of it. And the generative towers gave me a chuckle; that was fun. GL with the family. I do believe I'll have a few
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by nhecker 3mo ago
+1 for V3 support, and if there's anything I can do to help with V4 support, let me know. I've not got the most free time, but would be happy to contribute if possible.
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by nhecker 3mo ago
https://safedep.io/miasma-worm-ai-coding-agent-config-inject... seems to describe the same symptoms, for what it's worth.
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by nhecker 3mo ago
If you're saying it only impacts public repos, I don't think that's quite right. It appears to impact private ones as well. Source: first-hand experience. If you're claiming that the only export vector is via public repo
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by nhecker 4mo ago
There's also Horde or Koboldai.net or Koboldai.com or whatever their project is named, if you want a community-driven version of this. You can play with it via a WebGUI at https://lite.kobaldai.net , or with an API token of

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