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jchook

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    Comment #49215702

    This is very close to my workflow but you forgot one important step: - Suggest a better approach that makes the AI say, “That’s much simpler. And you’re right. My original plan was…

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    Comment #49106121

    New macOS is bloatware that makes your computer slower

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    Comment #49065941

    Obvious move is to modify GDPR to not be so obtuse.

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    Comment #49063269

    The most frustrating thing about the cookie banner is that the solution was always obvious: just use the DNT setting on your browser (Do Not Track). It already existed. However, po…

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    Comment #49062649

    Can an AI slop plugin effectively make AI less sloppy?

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    Comment #48947908

    Have a strong feeling that Anthropic solicited the ban from Lutnick as part of their, “so powerful it’s a national security threat” marketing campaign. Pretty evident as they kicke…

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    Comment #48905633

    Obligatory git joke. Git gets easier once you understand branches are homeomorphic endofunctors mapping submanifolds of a Hilbert space https://softwareengineering.stackexchange.co…

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    Comment #48905511

    SillyTavern folks have been perfecting the unslop solutions for years now. Gotta be a way to draw from their progress.

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    Comment #48889910

    I am curious about the false positives and why you would need a tool for this rather than just a clever prompt for an LLM.

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    Comment #48889872

    Afaik many benchmark tools have a way to run until the 95% confidence interval is reached. Might be a good addition to this project.

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    Comment #48883852

    Can confirm — they got me paying $100/mo this way. Also I think it’s well known that OpenAI is the much less expensive option (in tokens and $$). For the same $20 you get a lot mor…

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    Comment #48695344

    And it's Howard Lutnick... the guy who lived next door to Epstein and magically wasn't at work on 9/11.

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    Comment #48694901

    The entire arc reads as a marketing stunt rather than a legitimate national security threat. Maybe Anthropic asked the US for this action to be taken. edit: > Commerce Secretary Ho…

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    Comment #48188191

    The US fundamentally wants the oil to flow globally. Its secondary blockade of the Strait seems to be driven by optics and PR rather than strategic value.

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    Comment #48088932

    Recently published https://hngram.com/ It’s an n-gram viewer for Hacker News comment data. Still working on daily data updates, etc but it’s live!

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    Comment #48047454

    My first three stumbles were: - https://halupedia.com/07-hitlerwasrighthitlerwasrighthitlerw... - https://halupedia.com/0-0-fuck-ai - https://halupedia.com/67

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    Comment #47907978

    Is the conjecture not trivially sound at an intuition level? It's surprising that this proof was difficult.

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    Comment #47570383

    I would rename "the dark forest" to "the interesting horizon"

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    Comment #47560624

    > To see Sid use his motivation and resources to solve his own problem is the core message (IMHO) of the hacker community. Hacking is about exploration beyond the known, and iterat…

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    Comment #47473867

    Like the evergreen comic, "How would you like this wrapped?" by John Janik For decades policymakers have been trying to sell us the same surveillance state they accuse their advers…

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    Comment #47202809

    Fool me once...

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    Comment #46954562

    https://zulip.com/

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    Comment #46930096

    A lot of vim users use comma as the leader key so this is probably natural for a lot of folks. Also seems convenient to be able to type , to autocomplete over your custom commands,…

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    Comment #45354780

    Incredible popular software lore here. Calibre and Kitty are two of my favorite pieces of software in the world.