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ColinEberhardt

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    Show HN: The Rise of Open Weights – a long scroll story

    Over the weekend I was discussing the latest news relating to open weights with some of my non-techie friends. After 30 mins of waffling, I realised it is quite a long and interest…

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    "We are now, like, in the singularity," :eye-roll:

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    Oh wow, I loved AMOS - it is what got me seriously into programming in the first place.

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    Very cool. By the way, you can render many more datapoints on mobile if you use WebGL. Here’s a similar example - embeddings rendered using a T-SNE layout https://blog.scottlogic.c…

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    I created my own static site generator about 10 years ago. It was only around 100 lines of code: https://github.com/ColinEberhardt/tiny-ssg I used it for a few websites, viable rep…

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    I presume it only recognised the BBC journalists efforts as satire due to the article in which he clearly states that this was his intention? Without that, I’m am confident it woul…

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    Agents Skills are built upon “Five design decisions [that] are the load-bearing ones” And Open Design (HN front page yesterday) is supported by “Six load-bearing ideas” The similar…

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    Funny coincidence - I visited that valley for the first time just last week, on my way to the Isle of Skye. And as a further coincidence, I met Jimmy Saville about 25 years ago. I …

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    Agreed, I could just about bear it until I hit the “ Six load-bearing ideas” section. Very off-putting.