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> According to Windows Latest, the high memory consumption is due to the fact that Weather is not a fully native Windows application. Instead, it is essentially an MSN Weather web …

> - Math completely fails in longer contexts Not sure what longer contexts we're talking about but didn't we have an old math problem optimized, which even the LLM itself was surpr…

When I'm reading reviews of plans created by an agent especially on security boundaries it's suggesting huge matrixes to test even the very obscure situations, but then I'm also re…

You're guesses are getting somewhat closer each time, almost there.

I've been an avid fan of codex for the last few month's but finally hit the weekly limit so I've wanted to try out claude code before biting the bullet and going for the 200 dollar…

So what was the word you changed?

AMD had an upgrade path with the 5700x3d, assuming you’re on AM4. Just reading now that they went out of production half a year ago which is a shame. I was very impressed being abl…

I run the same config but it tends to fly through those commands on the weekends, very noticeable difference. I wouldn’t be surprised that the subscription users have a (much) lowe…

This is very unrelated but I worry about posts like these. HN is a great place to get genuine thoughtful discussions compared to a big portion of the rest of the internet. Reddit u…

It used to be Hola VPN which would let you use someone else’s connection and in the same way someone could use yours which was communicated transparently, that same hola client wou…

From what I can read Swift gives you a stack trace which is good. At the moment I’m using Go where that stack is only generated where the panic is triggered, which could be much hi…

Might not be the best fix but other than disabling memory I changed the setting ‘ChatGPT personality’ to ‘Robot’ and I’ve always had straight to the point answers (so far).

> The total wall clock time for the build was measured. The smaller the better. I always did one build to prime the caches and discarded the first result. The article is worth the …

I have heard people on both ends of the spectrum: - LLM's are too limited in capabilities and make too many mistakes - We're still in the DOS era of LLM's I'm leaning more towards …

The point the article is trying to make is that it reduces boilerplate, wouldn't be surprised if this gets added to TS in the next year of two.

Refreshing to see a potential conflict[2] get solved in a civilized manner, rare these days. Thanks for including it.

Why is this being downvoted? Seems like a valid concern to raise if you find two pieces of software somewhat having the same functionality.

https://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/plpgsql-implementati... Seems like these will get cached at some point.

Does anyone have any insights regarding licensing? Is MS opening a big wallet or is it the other way around where these companies want their newest planes in these type of games? I…

Has there been a thread on HN that discusses the actual EO? Let's for the sake of discussion ignore that it's some other political figurehead implementing this law, would it be acc…

According to the researchers in the paper[0] this is not true. >We have verified that we can leak information across arbitrary address spaces and privilege boundaries, even on rece…

Apparently Intel attempted to play down the issue by trying to award the researchers with the 40,000 dollar tier reward and a separate 80,000 dollar reward as a "gift" (which the r…

>Germany’s rate of adding clean energy relative to gross domestic product, it would take the world more than a century to decarbonize, even if the country wasn’t also retiring nucl…