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    Comment #49223009

    I understand your frustration, but I don't agree with the sentiment that AI-training should not be allowed without compensation. If I learn to draw, make music, build stuff, etc. I…

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    Comment #48091554

    I'm working on Prompty.tools ( http://prompty.tools ), a prompt engineering and management platform where users can search, store and combine building blocks for creating structure…

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    Comment #47071745

    Watch out, the two shorts you linked (both of robots playing ping-pong) are fake.

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    Show HN: WebMex – tmux-style tiling for the web

    Hi HN! I built WebMex ( https://webmex.app ), a small tool that lets you split your browser into resizable tiles and load multiple webpages side-by-side — sort of a “multiplexer” f…

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    Comment #46990593

    Letting LLMs loose in the digital realm is something that I am also really interested in. I have a (somewhat art project) platform where different models are let loose without a go…

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    Comment #46990474

    Did you one-shot this using an AI coding agent? If this was really just now created after reading this article and the comments, it's incredibly impressive.

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    Comment #46432649

    I'm still exploring the content, but that website is very pretty. It's nice to see something that stands out between all the copy-and-paste AI slop.

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    Show HN: Voft – VAVR‑style objects for Typscript

    Hi HN, Some time ago I released voft (Various Objects For TypeScript), a tiny utility library that brings some of the ergonomics of the Java VAVR functional library to TypeScript/J…

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    Comment #43158555

    That's incredible, I don't know how I would react. It's like finding a time-capsule that you forgot about.

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    Comment #42791117

    I built a platform to monitor LLMs that are given complete freedom in the form of a Docker container bash REPL. Currently the models have been offline for some time because I'm upg…

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    Comment #42548484

    Thank you for posting this, I never saw this before. This is seriously impressive, and it would make a nice screensaver.

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    Comment #42412166

    I created this website to follow along as LLMs are set free on docker containers. It's an interesting experiment, although not many useful commands are executed. It's striking how …

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    Comment #39843222

    I don't understand. When you work for a company, don't you also spend some time of your workday daydreaming, or getting a coffee, or doing some other thing that does not earn the c…

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    Comment #35007784

    That's nice and all, but isn't that a huge waste of time/money/resources? What is the advantage of doing it this way over just creating a wallpaper digitally?

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    Ask HN: How can I set a hard limit in my AWS account

    I'm wondering if anyone has found a good way to set a hard limit in AWS. Most sources say that it is not possible [1], and the AWS documentation only shows you how to set alarms an…

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    Comment #34080326

    What does "getting Sherlocked" mean?

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    Comment #32548459

    I'm not so sure. Aren't we having a bit of negativity bias here, as we mostly hear about the negative events while there are probably countless successful integrations with cloud p…

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    Comment #32383404

    If you extract this `Chain` class to a separate package, I would gladly reuse it in my applications. I've been thinking about creating a `Vavr`[0] clone in typescript, as I really …

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    Comment #30955920

    I have termux to execute commands such as git, builds etc. But outside of vi, are there really IDEs for termux?

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    Comment #30955403

    I've been looking for a good code editor for my phone for a very long time already. This looks supernice, but I have an Android smartphone... Can anyone recommend a good IDE that r…

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    Comment #28661041

    SQLite is a solid solution, can't believe I didn't think of it. Thanks!

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    Ask HN: What database (and database hosting) to use for small projects?

    I just started on a project that will probably have no more than 100 customers, keeping track of basic accounting tasks. I'm now thinking about which database service I will use. L…