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www.chainlift.io 1y ago

The UI Framework for Perfectionists

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archive.org 1y ago

Intel 8008 / MCS-8 Users Manual

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www.msn.com 1y ago

Elon Musk's first order of business in Trump administration: Kill remote work

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www.bbc.com 2y ago

Amazon Kuiper: Jeff Bezos joins satellite internet race

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github.com 2y ago

A friendly language for building type-safe, scalable systems

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finance.yahoo.com 3y ago

Meta Platforms stock soars after earnings crush expectations, expenses drop

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www.reuters.com 3y ago

Deutsche Bank shares plunge, default insurance at highest since 2018

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news.ycombinator.com 3y ago

Tell HN: Apple Subscription Trials

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news.ycombinator.com 3y ago

Ask HN: Doesn HN delete deleted comments?

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techcrunch.com 3y ago

Twitter will reportedly charge $11 on iOS for Blue subscription

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news.ycombinator.com 3y ago

Tell HN: Please stop using the IP addresses as some kind of human score

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i.imgur.com 3y ago

Starlink to start “deprioritizing” traffic after 1TB monthly

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theuselessweb.com 3y ago

Take Me to Another Useless Website Please

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www.smithsonianmag.com 4y ago

Drought in Iraq Reveals 3,400-Year-Old City

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news.ycombinator.com 4y ago

YSK: Find My network on Apple devices is a power hog. Consider disabling it

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math-atlas.sourceforge.net 5y ago

PowerPC UserInstruction Set Architecture [pdf]

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www.reddit.com 5y ago

Congress might do something for once

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www.sciencealert.com 6y ago

New DNA Analysis Reveals Ancient Scythian Warrior Was a 13-Year-Old Girl

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news.ycombinator.com 6y ago

Ask HN: AWS keeps charging me on a close Amazon account

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mailchi.mp 7y ago

Gitlab Retiring the Early Adopter Plan

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www.marketwatch.com 7y ago

Facebook stock drops more than 20% after revenue forecast misses

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github.com 8y ago

LLVM tutorial in the Rust language

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news.ycombinator.com 8y ago

Ask HN: Flagging comments – Has it been removed globally or just for me?

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www.bbc.com 8y ago

2017 safest year for air travel as fatalities fall

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www.bbc.com 8y ago

The musical side of my dad's dementia

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perkeep.org 8y ago

Perkeep – Open-source data modeling, storing, search, sharing and synchronizing

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www.eff.org 8y ago

The FCC Still Doesn’t Know How the Internet Works

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www.bbc.com 8y ago

Canada province urges shopkeepers to stop saying 'Bonjour-Hi'

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www.vanityfair.com 8y ago

The End of the Social Era Can’t Come Soon Enough

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www.vox.com 8y ago

Here’s what happened when a woman took the job or translating the Odyssey

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Don’t know much about how distillation works so please enlighten me here.

what are large language models but the distillation of all of the knowledge on the open Internet, scraped by the frontier labs and distilled into the models

If it’s as easy as that why do they choose to distill another model and not distill the knowledge on the open Internet from scratch?

Or you can go full Reddit and just block anything that seems even remotely suspicious.

Your sibling, roommate, neighbor that uses your internet, previous IP owner, posts too much? You get blocked too.

Using VPN? Blocked.

Your iPhone is too old, blocked.

Your screen brightness too low? Believe or not, blocked.

Actually Brave New World was a utopia, not dystopia. Many confuse it with 1984.

Every need of the common people was met and their happiness was catered for. And those who were unusually independent, intellectually curious, creative or couldn’t fit in were “exiled”, to a place with their equals, where their were free to continue their studies, art, etc.

Imagine a world where the MAGAs are happy and content instead of angry.

For personal use I don't care if I get access to it. Tokens are becoming too expensive.

How is this a rational argument?

Are you so self centered that you only care about government decisions that affect ONLY the present you?

“I don’t care that the government made prescription glasses illegal, I can see fine without them”

Isn't this basically admitting you had nothing to do with this project

No. They had nothing to do with the code. The project is not only the code.

and anyone else could pay an ai to make the same thing easily?

This assumes that the difficult part is typing code, but in reality the most difficult part is to know what to build, specify it, evaluate and iterate on it.

If it were truly as easy as asking an AI once, then everyone would already be shipping successful products daily.

AI just lowers the bar to entry.

“ai-x”? Elon? You know that you are not allowed to in this forum. It’s only for adults. Go back to Twitter and play with the other kids.

I don't know how you simplify things so much... Do you want 94% tax on stocks? Why stop at stocks? How about property? Your house's net worth?

The social equality shouldn't be based on how much poorer we are in comparison to Musk, but can the poorest of us afford food, shelter, education and healthcare?

Can they afford it by having a decent work/life balance?

Our economic system creates billionaires as a side effect, but is there any other out there that is better and doesn't create billionaires?

At the end of the day, is our average citizen today better off than when they were in 1944?

If you want people to listen that are the questions you should ask and how you should market "socialism". Not "eat the rich" bullshit.

Safe to say they wouldn't agree here

Maybe because they do not like to blindly follow the "leader", but instead prefer to judge for themselves?

Democrats don't want "bad" immigration as much as you do. No-one wants criminals or people who are unwilling to follow the law.

I am not an immigration expert, but blanket rules and blanket statements are seldom giving good results.

When the right says ban immigrants they sounds as stupid as when the left says ban billionaires.

One of the main reasons I fell in love with computers was determinism. I always felt weird seeing people get upset and curse at the C++ compiler. In my mind, the “computer” will always give you the same output for the same input. Therefore, you must be doing something wrong if you’re fighting the compiler. The answer to your problems is in the source code.

This is something LLMs took away from me. I can’t just look at the source code and figure out why a prompt didn’t produce the expected outcome. I have to go with my gut feeling, and with the little I know about LLMs.

On the other hand, LLMs have enabled me to code prototypes that I would have only dreamed about a few years ago.

Do you want your own fancy terminal emulator? Done. A couple of weekends’ worth of work.

How about your own Linux windowing system, running Firefox and a terminal? Done. A couple more weekends.

You always hated KiCad routing, but never had time to go through the code and change it to meet your requirements? No worries. A day’s work.

Of course, none of this is production quality, but it gets you started very fast. And I’m sure you can turn it into a solid, production-quality product in much less time than it would take without using an LLM.

I am going to stand more on the “the key is not exploitation but empathy. What do users really want?“

I’m sorry Mr Graham, but that’s not what empathy is.

A casino understands what its “users” want. So does a drug dealer.

Empathy is caring about how your actions affect other people as well, and caring about those effects.

Let’s not encourage the dilution of the word empathy.

At the moment codex/gpt5.5 runs cycles around claude/opus. Fable is stupidly expansive, and Mythos is just a myth.

I don't find any reason to switch back to Anthropic, and they seem to be find with it...

Disillusioned CEOs convincing themselves they have the mandate and right to define morality for everyone else. They get to decide what is right, wrong, permissible, or dangerous from the top, in the name of "safety". This is corporate nannying.