uniclaude

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by uniclaude 14d ago
Seeing this the day all major closed LLMs went offline is quite the reminder of how valuable open source can be.
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by uniclaude 1mo ago
The page lists it as "No" for open source, so I wouldn't hold my breath.
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by uniclaude 2mo ago
This comment will definitely get you on a list somewhere. Either the CIA or my favorite comments on hn, maybe both.
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by uniclaude 2mo ago
Even if only for how well Instagram and WhatsApp were managed post acquisition, your message doesn’t hold up. Most large tech companies buy late and struggle to integrate the products and teams they acquire without creating massive damage.
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by uniclaude 3mo ago
Oh. A little bit of a let down. I was expecting "HN without comments and posts written by LLMs".
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Continual Harness: A reset-free self-improving harness for embodied agents(sethkarten.ai)
2 points by uniclaude 4mo ago|0 comments
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Microsoft's new multi-model agentic security system tops leading benchmark(microsoft.com)
3 points by uniclaude 4mo ago|0 comments
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by uniclaude 4mo ago
That's very interesting to reconcile with the fact that not too far, Amazon employees feel incentivized to use as many tokens as possible.
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by uniclaude 7mo ago
Far from me the idea of criticizing a founder starting something to help other startups. That's amazing. However, the post is not really accurate! Are you sure that all these MBS pools have the same government backing as Treasuries? Gi
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by uniclaude 7mo ago
Previous discussion on 5.3 codex Spark (sharing as the article doesn’t add tremendous value to it): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46992553
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by uniclaude 7mo ago
Ars technica’s lack of journalistic integrity aside, I wonder how long until an agent decides to order a hit on someone on the datk web to reach its goals. We’re probably only a couple OpenClaw skills away from this being straightforward. “
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by uniclaude 8mo ago
Is the only way to install to download an executable without any option to check the source and have it use your credentials?
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U.S. withdrawing from bodies, treaties, and conventions against U.S. interests(whitehouse.gov)
8 points by uniclaude 8mo ago|3 comments
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by uniclaude 8mo ago
(Original title: Withdrawing the United States from International Organizations, Conventions, and Treaties that Are Contrary to the Interests of the United States -- Had to be trimmed to fit within 80chr)
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by uniclaude 9mo ago
That’s only tangentially related but I have a very hard time using Opus for anything serious. Sonnet is still much more useful to me thanks to the context window size. By the moment Opus actually understands what’s needed, I’m n compactions
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by uniclaude 11mo ago
SSH comes to mind.
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by uniclaude 1y ago
Neither their revenue nor their market share in the space looks like just fine. What exactly in trailing the market for years is “just fine”? AMD is very far behind, and their earnings are so low that even with a nonsensical pe ratio they’r
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by uniclaude 2y ago
In this specific case it was obvious that Luna was based on dubious economics. It didn’t require auditor skills. Barely high school economics. If YouTubers are not blamed for promoting scams without appropriate disclaimers, the crypto indus
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Architecture decision record (ADR) examples for software planning(github.com)
5 points by uniclaude 2y ago|0 comments
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by uniclaude 2y ago
Honestly, making people pay for an app that only uses a public API you’re not paying for, and no form of fallback is asking for trouble. This is not a responsible way to do business and I hope people reading this thread will understand that
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by uniclaude 2y ago
Customers are generally not willing to pay for trained cs reps that could actually be helpful. As far as startups are concerned VCs would therefore not like you to use their dollars to pay cs reps when an LLM could do the job in their eyes.
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by uniclaude 3y ago
An estimate from a bank isn’t proof that the retail prices will decrease. Savings aren’t always passed down to consumers.
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Onion Futures Act(en.wikipedia.org)
3 points by uniclaude 3y ago|1 comments
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by uniclaude 3y ago
Not only training. Inference as well.
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by uniclaude 5y ago
I didn’t mean metaverse/nft, HN is a virtual world.
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by uniclaude 5y ago
I vividly remember coding, moderating IRC channels and playing StarCraft while being alone on a Christmas night, lobbies were full of joy and wishes, games were fun, and I felt way less lonely than while spending time with people I didn’t r
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by uniclaude 5y ago
Mimo | Dubai, Singapore, Switzerland, Lithuania | Remote (best) or Onsite https://mimo.capital We are looking for Rust, React (preferably with Typescript and or with experience with React Native), and Solidity developers to buil
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by uniclaude 5y ago
META: The hate for pretty much anything blockchain-related in the comments is real. I clicked on this link expecting the usual load of criticism, and I wasn’t disappointed. Now, to actually add to the discussion, it would be great to see cl
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by uniclaude 5y ago
What it sounds like is that in BigGo, exposure matters a lot, which is not very surprising. At scale, people pushing their own agenda might come at odds with what the consumers want. It obviously sounds like a flawed incentive system, but i
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by uniclaude 5y ago
Which toxic world have we built that let people think that tinkering, exploring different facade of life, and not being able to find a programming job at 22 is called failing? The glorification of 400k packages right after graduation, of fo

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