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What tests did you run on code from the older models? What kind of security review did it go through? When you say it was "not so good," do you mean it failed to compile or couldn'…

I hadn't sat down to watch a concert on TV in a long time. It was Mozart and Vivaldi, performed in the courtyard of the Louvre. For a while, I kept wondering, "Where is the conduct…

The Raiders reference made me laugh. That was way too accurate. The sheer volume may be part of the problem too. With that much low-quality content around, you end up thinking, "Am…

The problem isn't that people complain instead of flagging. The problem is that flagging provides no visible reason or feedback loop. That's what my own experience tells me.

Same here, actually. I'm more of a typer myself. Voice is only the beggining. Keyboards and mice exist because we've had to adapt to computers. Maybe the next step is for computers…

I mean, we've spent 50+ years adapting to the machine. with an LLM in the middle, we can just say what we want and let it do the adapting.

For me, Ai has been useful for getting side projects I'd been meaning to publish for ages over the finish line. Probably not onthe scale you mean, though.

Yeah, same here.When I had AI test the code, the compiler catching its mistakes helped it keep going on its own and produce more robust code faster. Just my impression, thought.

Maybe the first step is getting rid of the keyboard.

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Hi HN, Why did I make this? I had been using Typeless for voice input on Android. But it did not even have simple buttons for moving the cursor left and right. And if you want to u…

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My impression from the `.smolmachine` single-binary packaging is that it could have a massive impact on next-gen edge computing and distributed serverless infrastructure. To me, it…