waterfisher

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   by waterfisher 3mo ago

   Please, guys, I beg of you: even if you're going to let LLMs generate whole wheel-reinventing GitHub repositories for you (I've let them generate many!), at least write your Hacker News posts yourself. The ability to write a Hacke
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   by waterfisher 6mo ago

   The headline claims in the readme (the main thing being shared) are not well-substantiated, because, as Claude says further in the file, this is validated on press releases rather than clinical data. 'Emergent life simulation agent&#x2
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   by waterfisher 6mo ago

   There's nothing wrong with an AI-designed website, but I wish when describing their own projects that HN contributors wrote their own copy. As HN posters are wont to say, writing is thinking...
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   by waterfisher 6mo ago

   I appreciate the impetus behind this. But I'm unsure whether this warrants an HN post. The post text is AI-written, and there's no information on technical details--just a kind of vague problem statement. Nor was I able to find an