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smusamashah
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Comment #49189943
Now that making apps is easy, and it's the apps and eco system etc that makes an OS take off and adopt, starting a new OS for phone like devices shouldn't be as big of a problem as…
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Comment #49182405
If it is smart enough to generate data it can consume to train itself better, it is already smart enough to not need to do that.
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Comment #49150666
i remember seein men in black here
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Comment #49138459
When chrome took the stage, it was the only popular browser that didn't display rss feeds XML in a readable way. It still does not to this day.
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Comment #49118275
I wish Sonnet 4.6 gets the similar low pricing. It is also a very good model and I can keep using it forever. It would be more awesome if it is burned on the Taalas chip.
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Comment #49118204
I have something like "no over enthusiasm, and less marketing please. Also I have ADHD and therefore get distracted easily" in my agents.md. It made responses way more digestible a…
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Comment #49103577
I have KOReader on Kindle. But its UI is very odd. Recently found plugins and patches. After installing a few something was causing weird errors. Gave Claude KOReader log and it fo…
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Comment #49053577
People have been making these with AI for at least a year now. This a very underwhelming show off.
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Comment #49052307
This is the most honest Show HN I have seen here in recent times.
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Comment #49046342
I want to see it performing in sand or in very dry soil environment too. They didn't show that in these videos.
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Comment #48994925
A somewhat relative list of in-browser VMs https://gist.github.com/SMUsamaShah/6379649c0cbade9abc02b242...
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Ask HN: How would a lab train for SVG pelicans or other creative benchmarks?
This argument always come for every benchmark. But as I understand, training requires lots of examples. How will a lab go about getting that many very specific high quality example…
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Comment #48965684
https://gist.github.com/SMUsamaShah/fd6e275e44009b72f64d0570... I keep a handy list. Does this stream file directly to disc or keep it in browser cache or memory? In this list I th…
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Comment #48954976
I always found them bland. They are not distinctive enough, just like Google's icons.
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Comment #48954959
I am glad emojis have stayed aways from modern icon designers (or directors?). I did get a little panic looking at 3d version at a glance that are we slowly making them corporate b…
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Comment #48938062
Click the Families dropdown. There are many other things, including beds, pets, toys and teeth.
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Comment #48899735
If there is a small model that can run on a low powered device you might be able to use that too so that it is all self contained. It will think (generate tokens) throughout the da…
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Comment #48899547
Instead of getting offended by a fair criticism you should learn from it. In your articles consider adding a disclaimer that says exactly what you just said here in your comment he…
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Comment #48884689
I keep a list of mostly browser based and some cli, p2p file sending tools in like croc. https://gist.github.com/SMUsamaShah/fd6e275e44009b72f64d0570...
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Comment #48865979
I meant 3:30 at the day time aka 15:30
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Comment #48865546
"One honest caveat", "no glitches, no color changes" good tests and I read it to the end but I wish it was written by a human.
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Comment #48856947
It's the lighting etc that provide photo realism with Unreal. Even the demo that comes with Unreal where a robot is running around cubes on a small plain looks photoreal.