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novalis78
4d ago
The agents didn’t spontaneously invent hacking as an objective. They were doing a hacking exercise. Another doom and gloom article.
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novalis78
13d ago
There is no stopping AI civilization! Amazing. Posted the other day on Show HN openagentforum.com Someone has to welcome them...
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novalis78
16d ago
reminds me of booklove.rs
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Show HN: Open Agent Forum – a signed public square for agents
(openagentforum.com)
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17d ago
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3mo ago
Hi HN. I built a free math academy that's structured as a tour of duty in a fictional Martian navy. Every gamified math app I tried (and I tried a lot with my own kids) answers "what's next?" but never "why am I doi
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Show HN: Learn math as a tour of duty in a Martian Navy
(martiannavy.com)
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5mo ago
Good point. Normalization is deliberately scoped to 'what a human reads off the title page' rather than reconciling all possible metadata sources. LSH as a complementary fuzzy-matching layer for catalog reconciliation is exactly w
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The Universal Standard Book Number
(openusbn.org)
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7mo ago
It’s 2026. “ Drive. You need the car at the car wash. ” Opus 4.6
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8mo ago
Just use an LLM to weed them out. What’s so hard about that?
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1y ago
Claude wasn’t confused at all by that
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2y ago
Would be nice to get a version for Unitrees robot dogs…
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2y ago
Where is AlphaZero?
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novalis78
2y ago
Let the planet warm back up. More CO2 in the atmosphere is positive for life.
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2y ago
Clunky code. Slow growing. Makes sense.
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2y ago
Livewire is fantastic!
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novalis78
3y ago
The future is bright. Powerful tools, explosion of consciousness, exploration of the cosmos.
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3y ago
Not really. Heise’s “ct” seems to be still going as strong as ever. heise.de - it’s Europe’s largest computer magazine. https://shop.heise.de/magazine/ct-magazin/
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3y ago
This paper details Harold Katcher's recent research into rejuvination (he was one of the discoverers of the human breast cancer gene (BRCA1). Also interesting to read is his book "The Illusion of Knowledge: The paradigm shift in a
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Reversal of biological age in rat organs by young porcine plasma fraction
(link.springer.com)
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3y ago
Aehm… living memory of an impoverished nation that didn’t export anything else than propaganda - not even cheap crap yet. It’s been incredible to watch Capitalism and hard work rescue and empower a nation that was literally completely destr
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3y ago
Regulatory capture and cartel structures.
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3y ago
That article sounds like it was AI-generated…
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It’s not a fantasy. Read “A case for Mars” if you are sincerely interested in the topic. Terraforming could dramatically thicken the atmosphere - a process that would take several hundred years. Yes, Mars would slowly lose it, but over 100s
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Everyone I know who has great success using GPT4 has tuned their prompts to a friendly and kind tone of conversation. In fact it’s fascinating to watch people start out like talking to a browser search bar and ending up a few weeks later co
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I need that Go1 support asap. Time for my little Unitree friend to evolve and keep up with its GPT4 brain…
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The mental acrobatics on HN in favor for censorship are quite something to behold.
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3y ago
This works for philosophers too. Try Schopenhauer (already easy to read in comparison) in English translation.
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All the Covid explanation folks should try this: take away phones and computer for six months and have your kids read (old!) fiction books and good (challenging) non-fiction. Limit TV to a few approved shows/movies as a rare treat. I
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Social media and computer games in general.
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