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anankaie

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    Comment #49244528

    This is called CodeAct ( https://arxiv.org/abs/2402.01030 ) and is available in a number of frameworks. Patent was applied for 04.03.2026. langgraph-codeact _shipped_ this capabili…

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    Comment #49135624

    GitSocial? https://github.com/gitsocial-org/gitsocial

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    Comment #48839918

    Or implement tsaot

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    Comment #48839878

    At this point it feels more difficult to ensure that your format cannot compute than to ensure it can

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    Comment #48830597

    In their defense (both OP and HubSpot) the original is written to customers already aware of the context, and HackerNews asks submitters not to editorialize by default.

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    Comment #48469502

    Moreover, the Library of Congress ruled that LLM outputs are not copyrightable, so technically, Anthropic has even less claim here.

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    Comment #48437667

    Clair Obscur was perfectly playable for me through GeForce Now, for what it is worth, even when hitting parry timing. (N = 1, but a datum nonetheless)

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    Comment #48283200

    The harness? I believe the company is planning to ease off in favor of Copilot. But we have our choice of models to use in Copilot, which feature Anthropic's as well.

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    Comment #48267002

    I work at Microsoft. This is in the top tier of “things that did not happen”

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    Comment #48120910

    Given that AI has successfully induced lawyers to use hallucinated cases, I would argue it is already convincing at it, to boot.

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    Comment #48057622

    To be fair, to some extent that’s up to us. Time to get cleaning, I guess.

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    Comment #48012533

    This article seems to miss Dawkins' point, which is not to assert that Claude is conscious -- he clearly states that he does not actually know. He seeks to wonder what brought abou…

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    Comment #47352875

    They aren't wrong, but I suspect they are not going far enough in their prediction. The future of AI will be dominated by Personal Computing, just like with normal application soft…

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    Comment #47167306

    Much of the pharmaceutical industry depends on petroleum byproducts.

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    Comment #47024758

    You do not need a Professional or Enterprise license to use the Visual Studio Build Tools: > Previously, if the application you were developing was not OSS, installing VSBT was per…

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    Comment #47024732

    Why not use winget to do it? `winget install --id Microsoft.VisualStudio.2022.BuildTools`. If you need the Windows(/App) SDK too for the WinRT-features, you can add `winget install…

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    Comment #45404820

    > Google and Microsoft have already shut down several failed projects Could you elaborate on this?

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    Comment #44973470

    The framing is a bit off - every one of those URLs was created by the user having that conversation. They had to opt in to making it publicly visible. What’s more curious is how Go…

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    Comment #44784504

    I'm feeling a little maximalist about this: How about both?

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    Comment #43016225

    I did not realize the outlet impacts the amperage… Is it a rating issue, or is there an actual part there that will trip?

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    Comment #42197085

    And also journalists keep getting leaked as having internal journalist-only messaging lists, and often discuss the seemingly coordinated articles (or at least the events leading to…

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    Comment #42153537

    This is the most Software Engineer answer. Emphasizing only the distinctions that make no difference :D

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    Comment #41636714

    Nobody seems to be suggesting it is any better when Google does it; but on Android (if you ignore the efforts that Google has gone to to make the experience be limited) one can at …

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    Comment #41587578

    Unless it is a design patent, though I have no idea if Japanese law even supports this kind of IP protection.

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    Comment #41489980

    Note that this appears to be a pre-print? (Dated Jan 2025)