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SkiFreeWin3
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Comment #49213343
They’re tacky, but I appreciate how clearly it homogenizes what is being pitched globally as some unique thing that only a few big companies do, or that it’s magic. Like the other …
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Comment #48958670
This is the more valuable take. AI simply accelerated an existing condition.
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Comment #48854899
Good point, clearly a solar system with too many liberals and no second amendment.
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Comment #48636823
Industrial use cases will be huge once software+AI are firing on all cylinders. I’m a skeptic on the consumer side of this being a runaway hit like smartphones. Enterprise and indu…
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Comment #48534921
trying to figure out what is salvageable in my project https://pura.xyz the routing market is bloody as hell. agents aren’t using their own bank accounts (yet). crypto was never th…
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Comment #48498603
I totally hear what you’re saying. I’ve been in the industry a long time. Even before LLMs, I think web design would get stuck in cycles. So I just want it to spit out something th…
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Comment #48498498
Anyone have good lines to include in a prompt to direct LLMs from their default tailwind/Linear/etc. design modes on the first shot?
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Comment #48406342
the biggest lever is discard strategy. medium and hard bots should track which cards you pick up from the discard pile and avoid feeding cards near those ranks or suits, while dump…
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Comment #48345466
Looks like plenty of recent prior art on this: https://pura.xyz https://github.com/puraxyz/puraxyz/blob/main/docs/paper/main...
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Comment #48275016
I am a runner and have a standing desk. When I run, my mind is more on than at the computer. These days when I run I mentally compose prompts for the LLM when I return to my comput…
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Comment #48235411
Recently in La Jolla, where presumably you have high wealth and IQs and tourism, and experienced the same thing—mostly fidget stuff, puzzles, and Lego resellers. The kids were so e…
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Comment #48174729
I wish the README had a solid “what cool things you can do with this” right at the top. In this day and age when programming is so accessible, why not have a more tempting pitch th…
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Comment #48000517
Yes, but what was the overlap
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Comment #47982746
It took me a few vids to warm up to his presentation style and the production style, but now anyone else doing coffee vids seems like a total amateur/influencer/YT rusher. Early Ho…
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Comment #47812237
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Comment #47338395
totally agree, and fwiw, nothing in this implementation requires that the agent verifies it themselves. the hope is something that ultimately exists as a verification mechanism on …
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Show HN: VR.dev – Open-source verifiers for what AI agents did
Hey HN, Quick origin story: vr.dev started as a virtual reality project. The domain fit perfectly. The developer adoption did not. Rather than let a good domain go to waste, I pivo…
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Comment #44646437
Intro quote: “AI can break the social contract of open source and blockchain: by forking, evolving, and hoarding code in secret, autonomous systems will outpace and eventually excl…
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Comment #43055978
Executor -- "It's about time White people realize that the holocaust is used as a mind fuck to demoralize us and beat us down into submission." : https://news.ycombinator.com/threa…
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Comment #42957797
Analog twins. Did HN have the spot recently about bars where you drive RC construction equipment around in a sandbox? It will be interesting to see how peoples' desire to operate p…
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Comment #42640705
space question -- why are the three outer-most bodies as consistent in general direction as they are? it looks like something blasted us (our solar system) in a specific direction.…
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Comment #42592248
you're not far off there Nemo, and that was a good dig on the vidalia onion guy! totally remember that
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Comment #34853108
Some type of logical fallacy in the line of reasoning connecting your "quoted" text to the op. Exploit (Oxford def.): "make full use of and derive benefit from (a resource)." Contr…