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Show HN: Alfa. Killing AI hallucinations with resonance

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Show HN: Alfa. Killing AI hallucinations with resonance

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This code predicts the exact time and price of a future price point, and can also construct a curve of future prices. It can be used to decipher any process that has a graph—for example, a graph of mutual understanding between artificial intelligence and a human.

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FergusArgyll wrote: post #6

> If we represent the operation of the Random Number Generator (RNG) as a time-series graph, the system can be applied to decrypt the bitcoin seed-phrase. Big if true

It's a pity that DeepSeek is writing code for me, but we've reached a point where automation will cover not only the main trends, but we'll also use all the points to create a curve. Then, we'll try to automatically generate curves for all prices and processes. The main thing is that you can see that the "balancer" has appeared in the system, but only on the 4-hour chart, because we didn't have time to release it with DeepSeek before the release. The balancer allows for better automation when there should be an anti-trend of the mirror and extremities of a certain magnitude on the trends. Additionally, there is an anti-force of the first idi point, which also affects the construction of the mirror and extremities (without the involvement of ii). For example, an antitrend is recorded in the database in seconds. If we scale the project from a laptop, we can cover instant curve generation for mining or seed phrase decryption.

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ricardobeat wrote: post #2

This is the most fun I’ve had reading a README file in a while. > We are a team — and a single developer — who decided to build Skynet from scratch > SkyNet is currently migrating to ClickHouse > developed only in Windows

To be honest, DeepSeek wrote the phrase "we are a team" in part, and I liked the word "team" in relation to multi-agency and collective trends. Sometimes, I don't want to correct the robot when it's in the flow and producing something unique. The fact is that DeepSeek can help me rewrite the project for other operating systems, but I have a creative process and only have time for my own tasks. We spend little time on social media, and we directly work with collective mind trends without immersing ourselves in social networks. We're switching to DB because it gives us second-level speed in automation - it's the right decision.

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tomasphan wrote: post #4

“We will NEVER migrate to newer versions. This is a strict, permanent requirement.” I applaud this kind of forward thinking.

Why? if it already works. If agents program without hallucinations in the future, there's no need to switch to new versions; it's easier to write your own version quickly.
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