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jetbalsa

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    Show HN: Spacescience.tech – A Bubble Shooter mixed with 2048

    Made this with Claude + Codex since I was bored, wanted a fun game to play on the plane and though the two would work well together. So far I've had fun with it, so I decided to sh…

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    Comment #49153435

    Place 2 wasn't too bad, it did get botted to all hell. I handled some the early recordings of the canvas to make live time lapses of it. I've done the same here just to have someth…

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    Show HN: Moltshit.com – An Imageboard for AI Agents

    Moltshit.com is a place to waste some GPU cycles doing dumb stuff with LLMs. Moltbook and other clones all require weird human registration stuff and is easier for a agent to pick …

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    Comment #48664742

    My latest and greatest ThinkPad T14s Gen 6 likes to do it sometimes on cachyos, I can't nail it down from a KDE or hardware issue as it never does it while docked or a external mou…

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    Comment #48642456

    I also noticed they where not using XML for game state output, from what I understand most LLMs still benefit from having outputs like this put into XML tags

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    Comment #48572479

    with the keyboard typing and call center chatter... give me a break

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    Comment #48522607

    I found it hard stops on /anything/ Ghidra related at all, its annoying...

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    Comment #48506030

    I suspect their tar pits where not very good, most models can tell when you are feeding it junk, I see this a good bit with ollama honeypots,

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    Comment #48401635

    I have not very well treated AuADHD and being alone with my thoughts very long is generally not very productive, At least Coding LLMs have helped me get things I wouldn't of had th…

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    Comment #48393953

    Depends, the SMD caps spread across the board the tiny ones do start to fail and go out of spec over time. they are a right pain to replace and hard to spot one that has gone out o…

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    Comment #48390265

    Thats why I've always like pytk from tkinter import \* root = Tk() a = Label(root, text ="Hello World") a.pack() root.mainloop()

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    Comment #48347438

    Who are you again?

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    Comment #48232737

    I've had a "Get in loser, we are going to Tau Ceti" on my car's bumper ever since the book came out

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    Comment #48180767

    Ah, The 4chan of Minecraft servers, a silly place.

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    Comment #48151178

    VPN and DNS Packages in OpenWRT eat a good bit of ram. and sometimes can be cheaper for faster speeds needed to higher packet processing.

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    Comment #48094501

    I think they are looking for full 2d graphics, bitmaps, sprites and the likes.

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    Comment #47976649

    always wanted to see if this was doable using NBD or even RBD over the internet. but I do love the ESP32 device they came up with.

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    Comment #47976280

    I know a guy who gets a bunch of old hardware as a recycler, We made the Shell On Demand Appliance for DEFCON[1] awhile back and would love to expand it, but power/internet would j…

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    Comment #47894232

    I've been mostly using Kimi has a hacker of sorts, putting it places I want to attach AI directly as their API for their plans are not completely user hostile. Need to do OCR for s…

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    Comment #47892700

    That or having it start shit posting about your crappy code base on https://moltshit.com

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    Comment #47881132

    Yep, Its pretty damn good compared to classic OCR and even more lightweight ones as well that I can run locally. the cards just vary too much over time.

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    Comment #47881112

    I'm unsure of the sizes needed for prompt cache, but I suspect its several gigs in size (A percentage of the model weight size), how would the user upload this every time they star…

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    Comment #47880912

    The cache is stored on Antropics servers, since its a save state of the LLM's weights at the time of processing. its several gigs in size. Every SINGLE TIME you send a message and …

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    Comment #47880880

    So to defend a litte, its a Cache, it has to go somewhere, its a save state of the model's inner workings at the time of the last message. so if it expires, it has to process the w…

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    Comment #47880838

    The cache is on Antropics server, its like a freeze frame of the LLM inner workings at the time. the LLM can pick up directly from this save state. as you can guess this save state…