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Ask HN: In The Matrix, the bad guys are the 'agents'. Coincidence? Clairvoyance?
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3d ago
Ahh, alright then. Dario Amodei seems like such a cartoon character in every way, I'm beginning to think maybe he's a psyop LoL. I don't buy into his vision of dangerous AI. I focus more of my concern toward the idea of dange
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3d ago
Like with most things, you can blame this particular degeneration on a modern culture that is deeply trained on what media companies feed them. Sleek, modern, futuristic, technological = austere, clinical, shapeless, soul-less. And it'
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3d ago
I'm looking for land to buy in Wyoming to build my AI apocalypse bunker on.
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3d ago
Software is not more expensive, it's practically free. I build software for myself every single day, sometimes dozens of applications per month, that rival their commercial counterparts, and it costs me ~$100/month (that $100 incl
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3d ago
What does "took over the internet" mean? Is the phrase hyperbolic or literal? To what degree? What does the internet 'look like' right now ?
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5d ago
Nice! Totally different subject but, have you tried Ling-mini on it? It's really good for how small it is and you can run it on damn near anything and be useably quick.
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5d ago
Researcher here! Let me dig in and find out all about this "AI" thing.. ... researching ... hmmmm.. ... more researching ... oh god... ... even more researching ... oh dear god no.. this can't be... ... checks twitter-x ... O
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5d ago
Those kids sure got waymo than they bargained for! crickets hmm rough crowd..
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6d ago
Oooh.. from the title I thought this was about an extinguisher for when your guitar catches fire. Makes more sense now
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6d ago
Yep, it's pretty amazing what you can do today with a just a little javascript and maybe a database.
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6d ago
Fascist.. that word has been rendered impotent and meaningless right along with words like 'racist' and 'nazi' from the improper and hyper-over-use of these words by lunatics who toss them around like Oprah handing out s
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6d ago
Boy, they just keep adding bigger and better reasons to never use ChatGPT. Good for them.
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6d ago
That Musk dude needs a hobby.
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8d ago
The debate bothers me. Why anyone feels they need to only code one way or the other is strange. I do both. Actually, there are three options: By hand, hands off, and AI assistance while you code by hand. I'll do any of the three depend
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8d ago
Claude writes PHP for me all the time, not dead, just deferred.
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9d ago
Why not go right to the source and regulate idiots. Then the rest of us can have nice things again.
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13d ago
"particular need". i also said json works everywhere. what was unclear?
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14d ago
LGBTQAI
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14d ago
SQLite is a tiny relational db that essentially runs right in the same folder as your application. No connection other than connecting from the app itself to the SQLite.db sitting next to it.
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14d ago
JSON just works, everywhere, all the time. Sometimes I'll use SQLite if there is a particular need.
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15d ago
It definitely has to count as output tokens when it blathers on endlessly like that, yes. I actually wrote a skill called /speak-normal and that helps but over a long context Opus will forget and start getting real wordy again over tim
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16d ago
I know Opus is finished with the simple task I asked for when it starts outputting a 400-page lesson in verbosity (an opus?) complete with comparison tables, bullet-pointed lists of vaguely worded assertions, several self-blunder reports an
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16d ago
I don't think he would say anything in his current deceased state. Would be spooky though.
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19d ago
I guess OpenAI needs to keep the lights on over there, gotta be tough livin paycheck to paycheck like that.
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20d ago
Sorry, my post was unclear. I put the word 'write' in italics but i think I meant to use 'air quotes' because I was trying to make the point that I don't actually write much anymore, AI does it all (but I still sa
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20d ago
I know exactly what you're talking about. I was lucky enough to have retired from coding as a career before I ever started using Claude Code. Now I write more code than I ever did but I'm less of a coder than I ever have been
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1mo ago
No matter the time or place, being human is pretty much as good as it gets. Would you rather be a horse? or an ostrich?
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1mo ago
What exactly is a Linux native PC ? A PC that was purchased with Linux installed? Linux runs natively on just about anything that boots.
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1mo ago
I had an idea for a browser that connects to an LLM provider of your choice (local or API) and the browser has a native prompt where you can tell the browser to do whatever you like including building all its own extensions and capabilities
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