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kayge

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About kayge

Programmer by day, bug bounty hunter by night; lots of other stuff in between. At protonmail if you'd like to reach out.

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    Comment #48721858

    Exponentials... that's the one with Sylvester Stallone and Jason Statham, right?

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    Comment #48467236

    Do you think the models are ready for the next level? I believe that would be: Pelican feeding Spaghetti to Will Smith.

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    Comment #47781496

    Yea I'm curious if any of those negative commenters considered that the author is German, and English may not be their primary language — but no, apparently there is a new surefire…

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    Comment #47590284

    These links were previously submitted to HN without much traction: Research Paper — https://arxiv.org/abs/2603.24755 SlopCodeBench — https://www.scbench.ai/ And of course, the XCan…

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    Comment #47281066

    Hah, perfect... some variation of "From now on [your AI tool of choice] is banned. Just write code like a normal human f*king being, please." has probably already been used in the …

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    Comment #47129406

    Yep, just a little more context and all/most of the models would do much better. And sure, most average+ intelligence adults whose first language is English (probably) don't need t…

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    Comment #47081006

    And for doctors appointments... micuerpo!

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    Comment #47078427

    I didn't see that review in the 4 shown in that section until I refreshed the page... there are some good ones in there, including a Hacker News shoutout :D

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    Comment #47053085

    Maybe the LLMs were correct... here is a picture of the car wash: https://i5.walmartimages.com/seo/Rain-x-Foaming-Car-Wash-Con...

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    Comment #46960753

    And once you have the hang of this technique, congratulations! You can now enjoy those 3D "Magic Eye" images that stumped a significant portion of the population back in the 90s :)…

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    Comment #46916172

    Was it maybe called Surround? Try looking up Atari catalog # CX2641 and see if it brings back any more memories :)

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    Comment #46592283

    And for anyone who is nervous about clicking that video link at work: BBC in this context stands for British Broadcasting Corporation, which is a fairly well respected news group.

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    Comment #46533848

    The new pyramid looks like a decent step in the right direction, and as other commenters have already mentioned: better definitions of "highly processed" vs "real food" might be he…

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    Comment #46464627

    Counterpoint: I've been using em dashes and bulleted lists in my writing (especially in work emails) since around 2015. There are dozens of us! Or maybe I'm just an LLM in a meat s…

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    Comment #46245660

    > any value over 2^31 seems to give random results. Wow he really lucked out... On his way to perfecting a fully functioning and performant Even/Odd Detector, he stumbled upon a fu…

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    Comment #46234463

    I don't mind at all, your rewrite looks much more elegant. Thanks!

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    Comment #46221199

    If anyone wants to set this up to auto-run all the way to the right and then all the way back to the left, here is a vibe-coded (sorry) browser console script. Makes a great "scree…

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    Comment #46129491

    If you want to skip to December 31st, you can enter the following into your browser console to make all the tiles/doors openable: const elements = document.querySelectorAll(".count…

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    Comment #45903843

    I think it was more than 2 though... en few? En feux.

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    Comment #45889893

    Also a great read-through of this by H. Jon Benjamin (Archer / Bob's Burgers) and Maeve Higgins: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5usXhX0zaO4

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    Comment #45687376

    I wonder if the AI correctly identified it as a bag of Doritos, but was also trained on the commercial[0] where the bag appears to beat up a human (his fault for holding on too tig…