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by qustrolabe 4mo ago
It's cool how you can just do this now in 2026. I hope it gets cheaper and easier to do with other big projects written in outdated or just not good enough languages
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by qustrolabe 9mo ago
HN have very primitive comments layout that gives too big of an focus to large responses and first most upvoted post with all its replies. I think just because of that it's better to do something about large responses with little value
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by qustrolabe 9mo ago
the last one with XMonad is the only one that looks even remotely good to me in compared to what we have today
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by qustrolabe 10mo ago
bad idea
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by qustrolabe 10mo ago
"the current platform direction and climate combined with an algorithm that prioritises hatred, polarisation, and sensationalism, alongside growing privacy and data protection concerns" While I agree that this platform has a lot o
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by qustrolabe 10mo ago
What narrative? I'm too deep in it all to understand what narrative being pushed onto me?
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by qustrolabe 10mo ago
What examples of AI integrations annoy you? Because I have such wonderful time randomly discovering AI integrations where they actually fit nicely: 1) marimo documentation has ask button to quickly get some help, kind of like way smarter RA
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by qustrolabe 10mo ago
That's "GMO-free" kind of marketing, not a good thing
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by qustrolabe 10mo ago
Out of all other companies Google provide the most generous free access so far. I bet this gives them plenty of data to train even better models
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by qustrolabe 10mo ago
post trained models strongly inclined to pass response similar to what got them high RL score, it's slightly wrong to keep thinking of LLMs as just next token predictions from dataset's probability distribution like it's some
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by qustrolabe 10mo ago
Technically true but also a very dumb take and manipulative phrasing
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by qustrolabe 10mo ago
https://www.deepvenn.com/
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by qustrolabe 11mo ago
Job offers require experience in technologies that you won't ever need building solo project. I'm not surprised when those big scale technologies get shoehorned into small project for the sake of learning, showcasing "look I
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by qustrolabe 11mo ago
Yeah but it started being really annoying when you import something like Xray photo. Like chanting "sorry human as LLM I can't answer questions about that" and then after few gaslighting prompts it does it anyway but now I ha
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by qustrolabe 11mo ago
Check out their YouTube channel where they show plenty of interesting features. But just to list some I can think of: - optional reactivity (i.e. you create chain of cells where editing 5th cells in the past causes update down the stream, p
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by qustrolabe 11mo ago
"You can refuse to give password to those fellow gentlemen with a hammer that tied you to a chair" kind of title
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by qustrolabe 11mo ago
GIMP doesn't have "Patch tool", it doesn't have "Inpaint Brush" that is like content aware fill but brush, it doesn't have content aware fill either. I remember there were some plugins that provide feature
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by qustrolabe 11mo ago
This thread is pure doomerism. Program became free and people made up tens of scenarios why this is bad, awful and literally the end. I mean I understand it's "too good to be true" and some "rug pull" is coming, but
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by qustrolabe 11mo ago
this concept has huge potential when done slowly with caution, but I bet this one ends up too politically biased one day, so far seems like the most blatant copy paste of wikipedia texts
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by qustrolabe 11mo ago
Okay if author so ignorant and doesn't even see difference and just genuinely hates this topic why even make an article? "Look see this new things someone else exited about, I don't give a damn about it so much that I'll
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by qustrolabe 11mo ago
That a funny title to give to OpenAI's side gig that went to top downloads in days
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by qustrolabe 11mo ago
Survivorship bias at its best
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by qustrolabe 11mo ago
Inverse kinematics would be nice here, to just move hand in certain position instead of editing several joints.
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by qustrolabe 11mo ago
Awww they took away free tier Sonnet 4.5, that was a beautiful model to talk to even outside coding stuff
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by qustrolabe 11mo ago
You never use fzf? What a tough life in terminal then huh. It's not as useful to run it directly, but pretty much any shell has plugin for fzf support that let's you Ctrl+R to fuzzy search over bash_history (or fish_history or wha
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by qustrolabe 1y ago
Oh so AI usage news could be positive after all. Not to undermine huge issue of slop reports spam, but I'm so happy to see something besides doomerism
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by qustrolabe 1y ago
Paywalled articles ate Internet
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by qustrolabe 1y ago
Interesting note how ChatGPT handles ?q= from links differently from same query in search bar. From search bar it triggers query instantly while from link it does some clever navigation detection and waits for user to press final enter. But
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by qustrolabe 1y ago
Marimo notebook would fit nicely here for interactive examples where you could play with values and see computations in real time, though it probably lacks in formatting capabilities and quite heavy.
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by qustrolabe 1y ago
Predicting AGI and all those "complete replacement of jobs" are boring example of this. What's more annoying to me are people who do that arguing into existence about reality they want where AI is completely useless and fake

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