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weird_trousers
2mo ago
Oh, thanks! I completely missed the "optional". It seems to work great actually... Thanks!
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weird_trousers
2mo ago
www.nobuttnews.net, reserved :)
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weird_trousers
2mo ago
Thankfully we (as humans) don't have the same brain and the same interests :) Some people are excited about all that stuff, and I can understand. But, personally, I am just getting bored of having an anthropic news per day, two from op
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2mo ago
Hum, indeed! Thanks!
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2mo ago
Oh nice, I didn't know this one. Thanks!
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weird_trousers
2mo ago
Hm. The first link is about GPT-Live, from openai... I don't think it is accurate haha. But thanks for the link, I did not know about it :)
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Ask HN: Another "Hacker News" with less AI and more human-focused hacking news?
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An allegory on technical debt, hiring, and product requirements
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The five pillars of the post-AI interview
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Beyond C: wrapping Dear ImGui in Swift with zero FFI
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6mo ago
Very weird: I typed « A beautiful mind » to test and I got some Tim Burton results… Also the system is reacting very slowly sometimes. Is this « AI recommendations » based on recommendation systems or something like (D)NN?
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Beyond C: wrapping Dear ImGui in Swift with zero FFI
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Testing Swift's C interoperability with Raylib and WASI
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Not-devops.com, a satirical blog about DevOps experiences
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8mo ago
Finally companies understand that consumers do not want AI products, but just better, stronger, and cheaper products. Unfortunately investors are not ready to hear that yet...
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Hype Without Proof: The Influentists
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The cost function of an AI CEO
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Going immutable on macOS, using Nix-Darwin
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11mo ago
I don't agree with some points, but I share the feeling in terms of "failed promises". The fact that most well-known Rust crates are becoming huge bloat are becoming a problem to me, which is something that has been critized
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Learning to Learn, in the Age of LLMs
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1y ago
So much wasted money it makes me sick… There are so much money needed to solve another problems, especially for health. I don’t blame the new comers, but Zuckerberg.
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1y ago
I don’t think you took a look at the different reports :) All are wrong, with hallucinations, and reviewers clearly loses their time with that kind of things. AI is here to accelerate people’s job(s). Not losing their mind and time. Please
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Hype, Sustainability, and the Price of the Bigger-Is-Better Paradigm in AI
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For once I agree with Sam Altman (it feels weird...). I don't feel the hype for coding assistant tools using LLMs (sorry for HN nerds here). However I am incredibly excited with all the new research and tools produced by DeepMind since
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Learning to Learn in the Age of LLMs
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1y ago
Sorry but this is not a real value for certain people.
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Learning to Learn in the Age of LLMs
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It would be “eventually good” if, and only if, Vision problems were solved at 100% F1-Score. Which is absolutely not! So, to me, I expected bad and I received… bad results. Paying for this crap is just throwing money out the window. Those s
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Ask HN: What tools do you use for your own researches?
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Reducing costs in Xbox and development partners, the state of the Xbox games submission (and the SDK... as a game engine developer it is the worst and the buggiest of all three major consoles), and finally all the communication and the inve
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