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thisismyswamp

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    Comment #49010244

    the first rule of database management is to not host or manage your database unless you are willing to pay someone to do it full time

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    Comment #47238644

    the main difference between openclaw and the traditional approach to promoting LLMs is that it can run asynchronously and prompt you, the human, when something happens I built claw…

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    Comment #47234510

    Hey guys! Glad to finally be able to share what I've been working on over the past few weeks. I'm happy to answer any questions you may have and to take your feedback on clawr.ing!…

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    Show HN: I built a skill that lets your OpenClaw call you on the phone

    I've been using openclaw for a while and the one thing I think differentiates it from traditional setups is that the agent can take the initiative, meaning that you don't always ha…

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    Ask HN: What are you actually using openclaw for?

    I've had mine running for a few days now mostly doing automations like morning briefings and price alerts, and recently started having it call me on the phone for stuff thats urgen…

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    Comment #47192933

    I built a way for my agent to call me on a real phone: https://clawr.ing I thought it would be cool to have it reach me proactively when something I care about happens instead of h…

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    Ask HN: How do you find early adopters for an open source library?

    Hey guys, I've been working on tinyORM (tinyorm.com), which is a typescript ORM radically optimized for developer speed, ease of use, and simplicity in general. I'm already using i…

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    Comment #44604821

    they don't have to as there's no ingestion of the therapeutic agent

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    Comment #44604417

    organic systems seek points of equilibrium, with veering too much off in any axis being detrimental

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    Comment #44604236

    To be fair, so did a lobotomy. I believe close attention should be paid to any unintended outcomes of a therapy that the patient themselves would no longer be able to identify due …

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    Comment #44500011

    this is another interesting comment on the issue: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41977430 but crucially, it assumes that variations in submissions and voting activity are str…

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    Ask HN: Should HN use a different time algorithm for post ranking?

    I came across this old post by @gojomo: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4758798 which suggests a different concept of time for ranking posts the main issue trying to be solved…

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    Show HN: I built tinyORM, a minimal, database-agnostic TypeScript ORM

    hey guys! I'm a big believer in simple tools that can be adopted fast and really try to avoid heavy dependencies in my projects. I think the current ORM model is too restrictive an…

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    Comment #43972670

    fluid pressure pushes particles outwards

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    Comment #43079758

    AI safety people worrying that basketball players don't have a perfectly balanced ethnical representation while mega corporations are trying to establish a monopoly on intelligence…

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    Comment #41944645

    https://wip.co/

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    Comment #41602021

    exception handling in GO makes it unusable IMO

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    Comment #39685107

    Being forced to think about every possible failure state is a sure way to spend a lot of time on not creating value for the end user

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    Comment #39677855

    > Learn golang Having to "if err != nil" every single function call is a big put off - imagine having to "try catch" everything in a language like C#!

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    Comment #38831600

    A Boltzmann brain requires a similar underlying reality except with no evolution traceability for the brain's origin. Not requiring a world around the brain does not make it more l…

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    Comment #38830737

    [flagged]

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    Comment #38830732

    Not to mention the odds of dreaming up an entire existence out of the blue, with no base reality for training data

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    Comment #38574333

    The next step seems to be applying past advances in reinforcement learning with modern transformer based models

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    Comment #38574068

    Playing chess & go is also search in a large tree of moves leading to particular game states