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etaioinshrdlu

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    Comment #49109168

    I wonder how they plan to detect it something is LLM generated. I think what this leads to is people just working hard to make their outputs appear human generated.

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    Comment #48966587

    Related topic - some of you may appreciate this great album! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IBM_1401,_A_User%27s_Manual

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    Comment #48691950

    I would also like to toss my project into the ring, which also allows mixing most real-world Rust & Go packages together, on runtime & syntax compatible level. https://github.com/d…

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    Comment #48477495

    It's true. Also, if you despise bloat, you may like my JS-free LLM site: https://ch.at/

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    Comment #48154117

    I wonder if Windows NT could work? I think it had a MIPS port?

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    Comment #48071191

    It's a fascinating article and trend to me. I've been rather obsessed with the amazing technology of text-to-image generation since 2017, when state of the art was an LSTM+GAN and …

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    Comment #48069769

    I think the font is mimicking old Apple ads, eg: https://i.insider.com/5bf8592eb73c284de50e2f28

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    Comment #47822615

    This is super cool. If you're interested in this, you might enjoy this proof of concept as well: https://github.com/deepai-org/omnivm It instead embeds a bunch of runtimes onto the…

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    Comment #47340105

    What do you think is the incentive to LLM post on HN (or any site?)

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    Comment #46492831

    It makes sense - i build something very similar for my company over the last couple weeks :) I have a tweak that allows pasting images to claude code over SSH: How it works: PTY In…

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    Comment #46424378

    Like others here, I disagree completely. I find them very fun, almost too fun, like intellectual crack. The craziest ideas are now within reach.

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    Comment #45950472

    "Before microchips existed, computers were built with mechanical relays." Should probably say something about vacuum tubes as well!

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    Comment #45841317

    Cool! Right now it's just IP address rate limiting and the costs have not mattered too much, but yes long term I am not sure what we'll do...

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    Comment #45840380

    I can suggest our service (previously here https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44849129 ) that might be helpful -- If you want a zero-setup backend to try qqqa, ch.at might be a u…

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    Comment #45763770

    This is impressive and it also kind of demonstrates how bloated Windows really is. You can fit a ton more functionality into even 1MB.

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    Comment #45727128

    My new theory, developing for a while, is that as technology makes things easier, the perceived average quality goes down over time. I've yet to fully understand the factors that d…

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    Comment #45193717

    Interesting - I somehow didn't realize that KVM didn't require root access. Also, I wonder if this could be adapted to use Apple's Hypervisor.framework. That one also doesn't requi…

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    Comment #44853144

    One interesting thing I forgot to mention: the server streams HTML back to the client and almost all browsers since the beginning will render as it streams. However, we don't parse…

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    Comment #44852102

    Author here, was a bit surprised to see this here. I thought there needed to be a good zero-JS LLM site for computer people, and we thought it would be fun to add various other pro…

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    Comment #44852078

    These can definitely be added

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    Comment #44852074

    Do we know each other :0 :)

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    Comment #44654568

    Much of LA has some of the worst air in the country, so I think it selects for people who don't care about being poisoned by their environment.

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    Comment #44611550

    Sounds like bloat removal and minimalism.

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    Comment #44611376

    What optimizations did they do that had the biggest effect? can they be brought into the mainline linux kernel and distros?