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Serenacula
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Comment #48465209
I have a script that takes a prompt for an input, and then builds a new script based on that prompt. Then it'll run a skill to progressively check for and remove bugs. I used it to…
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Comment #48413697
Location: England, UK Remote: Any Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: HTML/CSS/TS/React/Node, to a lesser degree Rust Resume/CV: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1EQDquYIvfRe2…
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Comment #48134489
I've worked for Amazon before as a warehouse worker, I can attest they were one of the stupidest companies I've ever worked for. Stats were blindly followed to the point of absolut…
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Show HN: Splitby v2.0.0 – a modern alternative to cut
Heya! So this is a project I've been working on for a fair while, and with this version it's pretty much feature complete. For a bit more info, this is intended as a tool for manip…
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Comment #48044517
Why exactly should consciousness require the ability for internal state to change? That seems like a fairly arbitrary requirement to me. Even if we allow it, from a certain perspec…
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Comment #47500261
There is something deeply depressing about people using AI to write their personal blog posts.
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Comment #47332264
Some of them will lie. Plenty of people do just follow the rules or are acting in good faith though, so at the very least it can help cut it down.
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Comment #47315270
How do you even argue such a thing? I've had no such luck, I've met many people who seem to view copyright and a person owning their ideas and work as a sort of inherent moral.
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Comment #47308184
I've been thinking about this, and I actually think these days this might be a feature not a bug. Given the amount of AI generated content out there, I am increasingly searching fo…
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Comment #47259153
This is really cool. I think what I really wanna see though is a full multimodal Text and Speech model, that can dynamically handle tasks like looking up facts or using text-based …
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Comment #47244446
Location: England, UK Remote: Any Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: HTML/CSS/TS/React/Node, to a lesser degree Rust Resume/CV: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1EQDquYIvfRe2…
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Comment #47152412
Google ties your accounts together on the backend though if they realise they're related, so this isn't as easy as it sounds.
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Comment #47099146
Do we know anything about the method?
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Comment #46999553
Have any of you looked at the openclaw commits log? It's all AIs. It's AIs writing commits to improve openclaw and AIs maintaining their own forks of it. Have a look at this one: h…
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Comment #46789517
This does unfortunately lead to a problem of people only getting hired for jobs exactly like what they've already done, so they no longer grow or gain experience. Juniors would be …
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Comment #45833439
I don't think people want government by petition, I think they just want petitions to have any meaningful impact at all. Which they currently don't.
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Comment #45196390
When you say "deep AI integration at the OS level", what exactly does that mean? A built in chatbot? Or AI is used in OS functionality itself?
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Comment #43696524
I don't understand why there are so many anti-monopoly suits against Google, Facebook, apple etc., when Amazon has been running with explicitly monopolistic policies for years with…
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Comment #41966740
I would put forward that mdx is not a great choice of name, given that it already has a standard meaning in the markdown ecosystem: markdown with inline react components.
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Comment #41966661
No need to imply hostility like that, it could just have been a factor of when they tried it.
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Comment #41856723
This sounds more familiar to me. xD 8 hour day, in a place with a nice or relaxed working culture that turns into 6 hours. Minus lunch break, 5. Minus meetings, 4. Minus helping ot…
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Comment #41846036
I mean, human eyes are in some very important ways better. Not least, they're self cleaning and can adjust their angle for a better view.
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Comment #41816800
I don't understand why this is being described as dystopian?