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Show HN: Sharing Agentic Stream of Consciousness
There needs to be a universal format to share conversations with AI that captures tokens from multiple sources in one stream of conversation. Back in 2024, when most LLM APIs were …
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Comment #46683963
The Flatirons are such a unique foothills, they're instantly recognizable.
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Comment #46163266
Over the holidays I intend to build (or fork NetNewsWire TBH) an RSS reader app that uses the Apple on-device models (or BYOK) to summarize and prioritize articles - my very own pe…
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Comment #44320938
My takeaway from the demo is less that "it's different each time", but more a "it can be different for different users and their styles of operating" - a poweruser can now see a di…
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Comment #43244853
Microsoft | Cybersecurity | Seattle Area ONSITE (no in-office requirement) | Senior Security Engineer The Azure Security DevSec team is looking for a Senior Security Engineer to jo…
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Comment #43059514
I’ve built something for a solution that takes you most of the way there, using Semgrep’s SARIF output and prompted LLMs to help prioritize triage. We’ve used this for the past yea…
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Comment #39835905
As part of solving a code review exercise in a large inventory of code, I resorted to using Static Analysis + LLMs to capture and summarize, analyze code. The approach yielded usef…
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Comment #39415633
Does anyone know where it stores GGUFs on macOS?
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Comment #39034331
I just read the entire Chapter 3 of your O'Reilly book "TinyML" and LOVED how you've made the big-picture of ML training and inference approachable. I will likely not read any furt…
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Comment #38043909
The AppleTV remote exists. That currently uses a Lightning port.
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Comment #32004567
Microsoft has a “Democracy Forward” team (previously called “Defending Democracy”) that aims to protect government officials and systems from adversarial state actors. It’s been on…
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Comment #29384188
Check out “Fenix” (3rd party client on Apple platforms) - it mimics the multi-column view, but is more flexible; a list can be a Twitter list, a search query etc.
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Comment #29370899
TOO SOON!
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Comment #18384612
"... friction for those few people who aren't always connected to their e-mail system." I'm not sure the size of this population is well understood to be able to label them as "few…
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Comment #18258728
Except, that doesn't happen like you described it. A process can "prevent sleep", at which point closing the lid will still leave the laptop running (you can view apps/processes th…
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Comment #15726177
Whoa! You seem like a very enthusiastic person interested in sharing your knowledge and expertise, and watching said knowledge blossom, manifested in new ideas. That's pretty neat!…
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Comment #11940743
Hi Alan. What are your thoughts on how rapidly GUIs are evolving nowadays? Many apps/services revamp their UI fairly often and this oftentimes hurts muscle memory for people who ha…
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Comment #11694311
Wouldn't an example of a truly random number generator be to open up a pseudo random webpage (say something like www.engadget.com/page/ ) and do a modulo count of the number of whi…