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445karma·134submissions·March 28, 2026
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Didn’t realize I double posted, I can’t delete it now, if a mod sees this I would prefer this one to be deleted since I left my explanation on the other one. Sorry about that
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Hey guys, this was my senior project for my physics degree at UNCG. I spent 3 months and used Claude Code, available resources, and my professor for any questions I had. I covered three different and …
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Current highest ranking model on the GPQA-Dumb benchmark, where the lower the score the higher the score. I encourage you to take a look at the benchmarks, boasting as low a score as 6% in some catego…
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This is true for output but as well for learning, if you speak to an LLM trying to get it to give you a certain answer, it’ll find a way to tell you you’re right. If you’re truth seeking and attemptin…
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When I was in high school at a private school, I was surrounded by students who were religious but didn’t have much curiosity. I got into a debate with basically my whole class about how languages shi…
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seeing an emoji in a title on HN really surprised me, I didn’t even know you could do that. Shows how much emotion we use on here lol.
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80% less for Luna is absolutely crazy, in my opinion we may reach a point in the next year where powerful models on the API could potentially be cheaper than subscriptions. Compute just keeps decreasi…
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Openclaw is great from when I’d used it for a couple months, the key difference is that for Openclaw you’ll have to actually schedule the cron jobs or automated tasks yourself, so it’s a decision on y…
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Good point, another example would be for when I was training my own small LM a while back, the target was about 170M parameters and was trained on 2B tokens worth of movie subtitles. The run stalled m…
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Exactly what my thoughts were when I first heard about Openclaw, that’s the exact idea of Orb that you pointed out. Letting you make less decisions, right now AI gives you answers but still requires d…
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Happily, current AI is interacted with in a reactive loop. I open the Claude app, CLI, whatever, say my prompt, get an output. I personally wanted an AI that was able to reach out to me about my life …
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I can’t speak for other startups, but I applied to the most recent YC batch with my idea for making AI proactive instead of reactive, and pre-being selected I’ve published a paper on recursive self-im…
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If you can generate traffic to your website while having a deep email list as well of people who are alerted when you write, you essentially make yourself unable to be censored or deplatformed. Large …
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He could’ve just signed the letter. We all know that this isn’t some higher ground stance, they’re anti-competitive since they’re currently #1. I’ve been seeing this for a while. They’re also the only…
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Them: you can’t see what’s on the inside of a black hole Me: zooms in
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Very nice. Now let’s see Paul Allen’s buttons
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Sounds like the answer may be simpler than it seems. You could just be tired. You said you’ve been balancing a lot for years and years. Take some time to just focus on yourself. Meditate, go on walks,…
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I’m very confused on what this is, my initial thought was “oh nice, open source router.” I go to the website…and it’s a sign up. I expected a repo. Otherwise how do I use it? As a SaaS? Yeah right. Oh…
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The U.S. does NOT have copyright protections on the data that AI models were and are trained on, it was mass theft. Now all of a sudden, the Chinese are stealing from the thieves and we’re supposed to…