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batuhandumani
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Comment #49206953
If the things created with AI lack originality, they are nothing more than clones, rather than prototypes. While I agree with the majority of the text, I really don't understand wh…
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Comment #49190502
Why should I leave Claude or GPT and switch to Meta's aMUSEment model?
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Comment #49143280
Throughout history, there have been many examples of things that most people believed to be true but were actually false. :)
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Comment #49133569
A half-hearted and timid post. It’s very obvious it was written to avoid criticism. I think the author started writing this on a whim and couldnt bring it to a proper conclusion. W…
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Comment #49004138
Codeberg was never really intended as a place for small scale or one person teams to host vibe coded projects. It is more of a platform for opensource projects, medium and large te…
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Comment #48937521
In a few years, https://killedbygoogle.com/
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Comment #47431435
Life is a gamble
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Comment #46630754
https://bthndmn12.github.io/ i havent updated since 2024
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Comment #45669977
You're truly judging the book by its cover, but I have to give credit where it's due the abstract is very long.
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Show HN: Diagramblog.js – A lightweight library for diagrams from Markdown
When I started this project, my idea was simply, “Why not convert blogs into diagrams?”. As the project developed, I remained faithful to this core idea. We all use Markdown for do…
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Comment #44463803
tf-lite micro library has many advantages, and the first of these is the tensorFlow framework itself. You can train the model easily and then implement the same or a similar archit…
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Comment #44148178
The interface and the way the language model is used is amazing. I feel like I'm looking at a lecture note or reading an article and it's a real departure from other language model…
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Show HN: C implementation of Karpathy's micrograd and with a Python Interface
Hi HN, I'm presenting the C implementation of Karpathy's micrograd. Although there are still issues in the memory management part, it is stable. If you have suggestions, you can wr…
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Show HN: Multi-Agent Traffic Simulation with AutoGen Framework
Hello HN, I am sharing a multi-agent-based traffic simulation that my friend Daniel and I developed using the AutoGen framework we built together. If you'd like to check out the do…
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Comment #43034444
I did not in any way acknowledge that this article was created by LLM. I only said that LLM translated the following text into English and also i am going to add my own translation…
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Comment #43016143
I used for just translation. What makes you think this my thoughts are AI? Which parts specifically?
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Comment #43011346
The concepts of "preventing what is to come is not within our control" and "So, what will happen next?" do not philosophically contradict each other. Furthermore, what I am referri…
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Comment #43011277
What I mean by Zeitgeist is this: once an event begins, it becomes unstoppable. The most classic and cliché examples include Galileo’s heliocentric theory and the Inquisition, or M…
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Comment #43011105
Such writings, articles, and sayings remind me of the Luddite movement. Unfortunately, preventing what is to come is not within our control. By fighting against windmills, one only…
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