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Comment #49217922
"The law in America relies on intentionality, notes Rune Kvist, head of Artificial Intelligence Underwriting Company, which insures AI firms. If no human intended to hack anyone, n…
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Comment #49217907
But if you told an embodied AI to do a home cleaning task, and it decided to pick up a gun and start spraying bullets, you might not want to be held liable for that.
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Comment #49198743
Out of curiosity, what exactly is a "fully mechanical scissor switch"? And is this the first such switch on the market? If I search for other such products I can only find "metal s…
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Comment #49177911
"Visual graph editor for AI workflows" seems like an extremely saturated market (Langflow, n8n). Consolidation seems natural as the agent engineering industry matures.
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Comment #49175668
Multiple levels of disappointment here. This is about Hilbert curves, not physical lawn mowing. The participant interviews provide self-reported strategy, but the phrasing "why som…
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Comment #48881068
I feel obligated to warn future readers that this post contains decaying corpse imagery and is therefore not suitable for breakfast. I find it interesting that they gave the father…
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Comment #48865853
I feel this way about gpt-5-nano (EOL December 2026). It seems like the open weight models have progressed a long way since these old models were released though. Deepseek V4 Flash…
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Comment #48780768
Starlink is also satellite internet, right?
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Comment #48614680
Denver has this... nominally. 3 machines (2 in circulation, one is a "Display"). 4 week checkout period. 103 current holds. 103*4/2/12 ≈ 17 year wait time.
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Show HN: Crowfly.golf – Zero-backend GPS round tracking (localStorage)
crowfly is a single-html-file golf round GPS tracker. Hit your shot, tap "log shot", walk to your ball, repeat. Shots and rounds are stored in localStorage. Distance markers. CSV e…
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Comment #48478519
Oh, didn't read that part of the news. That's great. Ability to run x64 docker images seminatively was one of the big reasons I jumped to the M1 platform when it came out and I was…
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Comment #48471559
Not for long!
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Comment #48436761
libdvdcss
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Comment #48151324
Plaid wants you to enter your bank username-password into their form. If it was just routing+account it would be truly no different than other bank connection methods.
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Comment #48044250
Try clicking "Stumble" a few times...
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Comment #47912575
After reading this and remembering an old hobby project, I decided to switch the deploy from a systemd service to PM2, which apparently has rolling deployments without needing Dock…
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Comment #47912478
Porque no los dos. Force a platform. Deploy non containerized. Build a dockerized version of the forced platform for cross-platform local dev.
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Comment #47908096
>I read the Fogbank story and recognized it immediately. Not the nuclear material. The pattern. Build capability over decades. Find a cheaper substitute. Let the human pipeline atr…
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Comment #47813352
Interfertility is not an equivalence relation, does not form equivalence classes https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ring_species
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Comment #47736085
For real work I'm already on Opus full time (plan+execute). I think there's a different space for cheap-but-good-enough options for small-to-med repo hobby projects. (Not enough us…
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Ask HN: Former grok-code-fast-1 users, what coding model are you using now?
I get good, cheap, fast feature coding success with grok-4.1-fast for planning and grok-code-fast-1 for execution. But according to the Openrouter usage stats, grok-code-fast-1 is …
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Comment #47735044
What feedback did your pitch analyzer product give to this pitch about itself?
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Comment #47703194
Do you have evals for this claim? I don't really experience this
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Comment #47641672
Meanwhile on the HN main page right now: "Embarrassingly Simple Self-Distillation Improves Code Generation" https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47637757