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byearthithatius
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Comment #47568995
Regardless of if this is common its getting popular because its objectively hilarious and we can all see it being possible.
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Comment #47417818
Love it when someone who makes complex, helpful software is rewarded for their efforts. More stories like this!
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Comment #46864775
So what are the other things? You said he glossed over them and didn't mention a single one.
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Comment #46819776
This is wildly and seemingly unnecessarily chaotic and I am at a loss for its purpose. Probably just my own ignorance/laziness. But it does feel like its _trying_ to be hard to und…
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Comment #46785003
Its not working for me, there is an SSL error. `SSL_ERROR_RX_RECORD_TOO_LONG`
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Comment #46622056
Love the top level domain haha! Incredible.
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Comment #46622029
its not good and just a portfolio but I love HN for years now so I want to put mine on this thread for posterity: elginbeloy.com ( https://elginbeloy.com )
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Comment #46560592
Thank you for this!
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Comment #46518982
kinda like that hacker news hacked it pretty quick haha
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Comment #46518971
Is there a place I can read about taking unique creative approaches to original topics/games/concepts like this? "Thinking Different with Basics". I like this so much but its becau…
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Comment #46427100
Anybody who has meaningfully engaged with short-form dynamically adapted video content and read a book can EASILY tell the difference. It is Morphine vs Fentanyl
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Comment #46125238
Do you think its true both then and now, or rather that people are always seeing the past grass as more green?
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Comment #46102822
You say in your comment: "Anybody with a computer science education ... should be able to tackle this one" which is directly opposed to what they advertise: "You don't need a compu…
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Comment #45973026
So incredibly niche and specific but also theoretically viewable/verifiable. This is incredible.
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Comment #45882564
"CNNs and Transformers are both really simple and intuitive" and labeling a bunch of images you downloaded is not simple and intuitive? It was a team effort and I would hardly call…
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Comment #45881907
100% agree but not just military. Self-driving vehicles will become the norm, robots to mow the lawn, clean the house, eventually humanoids that can interact like LLMs and be funct…
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Comment #45881883
Curating a dataset is vastly different than introducing a new architectural approach. ImageNet is a database. Its not like inventing the convolutions for CNNs or the LSTM or a Tran…
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Comment #45881844
This is super cool and I want to read up more on this as I think you are right insofar as it is the basis for reasoning. However it does seem more complex than just that. So how do…
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Comment #45827245
Poorly designed studies, materials proposed without insight into ramifications and manufacturing, and P-Hacking has ruined the publics trust in science. I blatantly just ignore any…
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Comment #45827226
I hear so many counter-logical ideas proposed with "scientific evidence". Poorly designed studies and P-Hacking has ruined the publics trust in science. I highly doubt flossing is …
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Comment #45684936
Its all either a pre-prompt/context edit or coding integrations for "tool use". Never anything _actually new_
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Comment #45684919
There are a million tools which literally just add a pre-prompt or alter context in some way. I hate it. I had CLI editable context years ago.