sky2224

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Ask HN: How do you develop more deterministic LLM pipelines?
3 points by sky2224 1mo ago|0 comments
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by sky2224 1mo ago
> Yet we constantly see all this devaluation of the practice of software engineering ("code was always the easy part" - bull-fucking-shit) Whenever I've used this phrase or seen other people use this phrase it's never
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by sky2224 2mo ago
I have been asked numerous times now: "Did you ask Claude?" It's insulting.
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by sky2224 2mo ago
I've been pretty interested in cars lately, and Engineering Explained has some great videos. They can stretch a bit longer than 20 minutes, but I'll just pause the video and come back to it later when I have time. And given that I
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by sky2224 2mo ago
What questions in particular are you thinking of that's purely about the engineering and ultimately not the political agenda?
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by sky2224 3mo ago
Why did you need Mythos to do this? There's nothing that seems inherently difficult about what has been built here. Correct me if I'm wrong, but it seems like you've built a fancy looking site for a service that essentially g
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by sky2224 3mo ago
...why? This is something you could automate in about an hour using your own LLM subscription to drive the prompts.
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by sky2224 4mo ago
Just mentioning this since no one else has yet: it could be your tonsils and/or adenoids, so it may also be worth seeing an ENT if you suspect this is the case.
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by sky2224 4mo ago
Cause driving is fun and these systems get in the way without providing any noticeable benefit to me. I tried lane keep assist in an audi a5 sportback, and it was genuinely terrifying to me. It felt like it was trying to drag me into oncomi
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by sky2224 4mo ago
That definitely addresses the privacy issue, but some of the automatic braking and driver awareness monitoring is a bit much for me. For example, Subaru now puts a camera in the dash that frequently scans your face and makes a beeping noise
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Ask HN: Where to begin in removing "safety" features from new cars?
2 points by sky2224 4mo ago|6 comments
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by sky2224 5mo ago
You made a good point that I didn't think through fully. It's the concurrent user aspect that heavily impacts things. Currently, you'd probably need quite a bit more investment to the point of having a mini data center to do
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by sky2224 5mo ago
This is part of the reason why I'm really worried that this is all going to result in a greater economic collapse than I think people are realizing. I think companies that are shelling out the money for these enterprise accounts could
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by sky2224 5mo ago
Honestly, I think part of the reason Apple hasn't jumped deep into AI is due to two big reasons: 1) Apple is not a data company. 2) Apple hasn't found a compelling, intuitive, and most of all, consistent, user experience for AI ye
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by sky2224 5mo ago
It's probably one of the biggest headlines right now. OpenAI has about $96 billion in debt and they don't have a revenue generating product yet.
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by sky2224 5mo ago
No, I don't think so. You've paid for a service that will run an AI model given some prompt. There have been zero guarantees made that it will actually solve your problem. As others have stated too, how do you define what an incor
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by sky2224 6mo ago
Can you provide examples of YC startups that knowingly broke laws and just dealt with those issues later? I'm not very aware.
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by sky2224 6mo ago
This is a sales post in disguise.
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by sky2224 6mo ago
> 03 audio sourced from the web Where? How do I know you're not pulling from some shady repository?
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by sky2224 6mo ago
Chegg is a service many students used to get guidance and answers to homework problems for whatever courses they were taking. It was a sinking ship once GPT 4 came out, but GPT 5 was really it's final nail in the coffin. I don't k
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by sky2224 6mo ago
No kidding, it took my CPU usage from 1% to 55% instantly sheesh
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by sky2224 6mo ago
> I am suspicious of grifters and would like to find trustworthy advice. If you want actual good advice: go to a doctor. Don't go to a chiropractor, don't go to hackernews. Go to a doctor. You can either start with a physical t
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by sky2224 6mo ago
I feel like people genuinely don't understand what vibe coding means. Just cause you're using an LLM doesn't mean you're "vibe coding". I regularly use LLMs at work, but I don't "vibe-code", whic
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by sky2224 6mo ago
I wasn't implying that clever prompting needed to be used. I'm just trying to confirm that the person I was replying to isn't just saying what essentially amounts to "build me X". When I write my prompts, I literall
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by sky2224 6mo ago
Can you provide an example of how you actually prompt AI models? I get the feeling the difference among everyone's experiences has to do with prompting and expectation.
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by sky2224 6mo ago
Weird. I just went to the shorts page now and it says what I described. I just tried on Chrome and Firefox on desktop, and the iOS YouTube app. Both show me a message saying "Recommendations are off. Your watch history is off, and we r
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by sky2224 6mo ago
fwiw regarding getting sucked into youtube shorts: if you turn off your watch history youtube refuses to let shorts work. It will literally say, "turn on your watch history to continue with shorts".
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by sky2224 6mo ago
Even if you told it not to do this, it likely just searched the web and pulled this from github. If you actually wanted to test this, you'd need to run Claude Opus 4.6 locally, which is not really possible.
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by sky2224 6mo ago
I've spent a good amount of time playing Downwell. The metal slug games are also on the app store. It's a bit hard to play but you can set infinite lives and it's a fun way to kill some time while waiting around somewhere.
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by sky2224 7mo ago
What are the numbers on companies indirectly use Claude via Github Copilot? Given that OpenAI and by extension, Microsoft, has folded to the will of the US Govt, I suspect that all Claude models have a pretty non-zero chance of being pulled

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