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solsane

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    Comment #47627766

    Just to be clear one glance and I can tell issinfo.net also used claude code

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    Comment #47251328

    My 2c: I meet people all the time using the same Macbooks for 5+ years. While I'm attracted to modularity, SoCs have undeniable advantages (I'm assuming other commenters will cover…

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    Comment #46652713

    Well, you could say that about computers in general. I'm assuming you're referring to temperature (or something similar) which can be set to always pick the most probable token. Fl…

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    Ask HN: Relatively SoTA LLM Agents from Scratch?

    As we know, OpenAI is not so open. In 2023, I was playing with transformers, RNNs and I had an understanding how it worked from top to bottom (e.g. made my own keras, could whitebo…

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    Comment #46062396

    Title is a bit off, for those who care about the distinction. > Nvidia has some managers who are telling their people to use less AI

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    Comment #45999767

    Scaling laws are irrefutable. There is no doubt that computers will be able to learn more than any humans, after all we're not outgrowing our skulls. The last mile is just tweaking…

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    Comment #45987346

    The term centrist to me implies an alignment with both parties, which I see as very different from objectivity which is inherently apolitical.

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    Comment #45933073

    I’d echo the caution that others have expressed in regards to automated ‘AI slop’ detection algorithms.

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    Comment #45841031

    I find that the pods are less effective, even without following those steps. (Disclaimer: I use gel)

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    Comment #45776098

    In my experience, AI summarization is a pretty lame application. I don’t really need a block of potentially wrong, rephrased text. I’ve got a feeling that the same applies to healt…

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    Comment #45693130

    > $1.84 billion in value Correction. $0 in value. Skins do not exist and are worth exactly $0. If you spend money on skins, they are worth… $0 . It’s all a large scale grift money …

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    Comment #45692943

    Well, that’s lootbox mechanics. I don’t see how this most recent iteration changes any of that.

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    Comment #45631092

    In that case, I’ll to cash in on this for my next car! I figured the degradation problem was much worse. My frame of reference is lithium laptop/phone batteries which definitely ar…

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    Comment #45622955

    By all means I’m pro AI - but I feel like Microsoft has no idea what they’re doing with Copilot. I have to use the windows shitstack for work and I was open to trying some of this …

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    Comment #45621938

    I do not feel the same way. This looks easy to use and useful. I don’t think every problem needs to be a ‘deep problem’. There’s so many practical steps to get to > People want to …

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    Comment #45546894

    Oh. That’s why that keeps popping up.

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    Comment #45509593

    Did it make tool calls e.g. write code to read them?

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    Comment #45508615

    Perspective: Former college robotics team member a while ago (2022) (IEEE SoutheastCon) I definitely see niches for both. Even if you've got some experience an Arduino uno or mega …

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    Comment #45460223

    Glad to see that Saitama is active on Hacker News!

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    Comment #45396910

    Thank you!

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    Comment #45391806

    In terms of what model I use it’s going to be latest and greatest out of whatever my org gives me enterprise access to. I’d probably try the factory ‘droid’ first, but if it fails …

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    Comment #45340056

    I’ve always thought that most devs would be elated by the idea of automatio^n!

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    Comment #44247417

    Yes. Jamming is just introducing noise that drowns out our signal. E.g. reduces the signal to noise ratio.