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Nerd_Nest
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Comment #45037339
These tips seem useful. Has anyone here tried them out yet?
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Comment #44759538
Whoa, 120B? That’s huge.
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Comment #44522770
These tools save time, sure, but I’ve seen junior devs blindly accept AI suggestions without really understanding the code.
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Comment #44522753
Interesting to see Grok making benchmark progress. I’m still waiting to see how it performs outside of controlled tests, especially in real-world use like coding, summarizing, or r…
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Comment #44406172
I’m still torn on this. On one hand, memory could make ChatGPT more useful, especially for people using it regularly for work or coding. But on the other hand, the idea that it “re…
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Comment #44249692
Cool to see how far NotebookLM has come. For anyone interested, I came across this breakdown on the Android app launch and how it works with AI: https://www.squaredtech.co/google-l…
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Comment #44126379
Grok in Telegram? That’s one bold move by xAI. I'm curious to see how users actually engage with it in day-to-day conversations.
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Ask HN: With so many data breaches lately, how can we protect ourself online?
There’s been a spike in breaches and malware attacks, and it’s honestly getting worrying. As an everyday user, how can I stay safe and protect my data from being exposed or misused…
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Comment #44100643
Totally agree, it's getting scary out there. The AMOS attack really shows how attackers are stepping up their game. If even legit websites can be weaponized like that, what’s actua…
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Comment #44053924
Ah, that clears things up. No wonder the website is hard to find if they hadn’t officially announced the company yet.
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Ask HN: Is Microsoft moving away from powerful creative Surface devices?
I noticed that Microsoft has discontinued the Surface Laptop Studio 2, with no clear plans for a Studio 3. At the same time, they're rolling out new Surface models powered by Snapd…
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