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dasefx
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Comment #48877472
https://archive.ph/GPWmM
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Comment #45942962
I really like this code, https://github.com/id-Software/wolf3d but pick any of their repos.
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Comment #45862176
Notepad++, I really want that software on my Mac.
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Comment #45690434
My workflow is simple, step 1) THINK hard about the problem by yourself, 2) Define rough sketches of function names, params, flow, etc. adapt to your problem 3) Iterate with any LL…
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Comment #45409796
Warning, if you actually use your browser history, play this in incognito mode or equivalent.
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Comment #44980498
Easy! AI generated VR Worlds
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Comment #44947711
https://x.com/chefofmembers/status/1956670846325457340 (with source)
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Comment #44516298
What? LLMs CONSTANTLY Hallucinate stuff just to fit the narrative, read this https://philosophersmag.com/large-language-models-and-the-co...
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Comment #44025835
From a technical standpoint, this is truly awesome, tools + streaming + tools output parsing and actions?, also, very good use of the tools available: "I have four tools available …
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Comment #43992169
Even as a skeptic on this topic, i found the interview interesting.
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Comment #43951430
The "Agent Orange" Pandemic
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Comment #43748604
Not bad WhichYear 4/21/25 4864 pts (top 101%) 3⃣ avg. years off 2⃣ 3⃣ 5⃣ 3⃣ https://whichyr.com
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Comment #43688824
Fantastic job, are the charts generated by the LLM itself or you have some kind of postprocess that inserts them? I'm working on a similar problem space and charts are difficult. T…
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Ask HN: Quantum dot lattices as a classical-quantum middle ground?
I've been going down a rabbit hole lately with this idea about quantum dot lattices that might offer some middle ground between classical and quantum approaches. The basic thought …
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Comment #43237393
Must admit I laughed at this response. Decision: HIRED Explanation: Wow, did you just casually rewrite the rules of physics and computing over a weekend? If you can create a new th…
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Comment #42218616
Hi, thanks for this, you know what would be great? Being able to see the actual algorithm used in code somewhere in the UI, maybe when you select one algorithm display its related …
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Comment #42143670
Gemini flagged it.
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Comment #41941638
You are missing the biggest one, Chile on May 22, 1960
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Comment #40384930
Well,of course the one giving the prompts, not different from when your boss takes all the credit for a series of prompts that created a solution you wrote.
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Comment #37774525
This