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GOTO https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49219219Then the article isn't for you. That's okay!
Not every piece of writing has to be delicately crafted to the sensibilities of The Hacker News Reader.
Just because someone parachutes it onto the frontpage one day doesn't change that.
But if you're still curious and you can't find the easily reachable homepage then that's on you.
From this:
https://web.archive.org/web/20260131221257/https://www.shirt...
to this:
https://www.shirtpocket.com/classic.php
The site looks like every other Claudesite, the docs are Claudemade, and I imagine Claude did the v4 rewrite. There's already been one bugfix release, probably more to come if the super-smart LLM took shortcuts around arcane MacOS esoterica in the name of "optimization".
More substantively: This blogpost, on its own, does not contribute anything beyond Cloudflare announcing a topline brand objective for FY26/27.
>thinnest iphone ever
>slaps 0.2" thick xteink ereader on backhttps://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html#generated
The Claudemade submission text is grating enough to read (it could have been a quarter of the length).
It also helps companies like Moonbug Entertainment (Candle Media) understand how to build better Distractatrons.
It’s a small TV screen, placed a few feet from the larger one, that plays a continuous loop of banal, real-world scenes — a guy pouring a cup of coffee, someone getting a haircut — each lasting about 20 seconds. Whenever a youngster looks away from the Moonbug show to glimpse the Distractatron, a note is jotted down.
“It’s not mega-interesting, what’s on the Distractatron,” said Maurice Wheeler, who runs the research group. “But if they aren’t fully focused, they might go, ‘Oh, what’s that?’ and kind of drift over. We can see what they’re looking at and the exact moment when they got distracted.”
https://www.nytimes.com/2022/05/05/arts/television/cocomelon...https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2024/06/17/cocomelon-chil...
What a world.
Sure, but we can't handwave away every observation about LLM output with "(some of) the original training corpora came from humans". Qualitatively, the vibes are off™.
https://old.reddit.com/r/ClaudeAI/comments/1uok58g/claudes_s...
https://x.com/emollick/status/2049894109318459798
Remember the gremlin thing?
per-shot energy
frame-accurate
word-pop
reference-video
CSS-@keyframes-animated SVGs render frame-accuratelyFurther, https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47340079 suggests HN is facing a sea change unlike any past fad (Big Data, VR/AR, NFT, Web3, ...). Due to Brandolini's law, it cannot simply be disregarded with the "semi-noob illusion as old as the hills" cudgel.
I seem to recall seeing an Akamai-branded base64'd shell script on a white shirt pre-2021(?), so unless they've changed the code since then, I doubt it...
Flagged activity can also trigger account-level review across relevant conversations and risk signals, consistent with our terms and policies around content retention and review. Looking beyond a single conversation helps our systems distinguish persistent malicious behavior from legitimate dual-use security work, where similar technical concepts may appear in very different contexts.
Fascinating!Every conversation you have with these "more capable" models will be monitored and joined up and then your entire account might one day be tagged as Distiller or Cyber Threat Actor or whatnot. When combined with identity verification (which isn't discussed in this press release), expect people to be falsely flagged and banned from ever using OpenAI models again.
Wish I could find the thread from last week where discussions of exactly this kind of thing were dismissed as daft and outlandish.
Now you're getting it! :^)
"Donate tokens". "Gift tokens". Semantic drift?
The default Claude voice is breathless, jargon-heavy showboating:
WebRTC transport (trickle ICE) — RTCPeerConnection data channels with trickle signaling; same-machine mDNS-loopback rewrite. Browser/device-verified. peerd-distributed/transport/transports/webrtc.js
TOFU rootfs integrity pin — pure decision logic: trust-on-first-use pin of base-image size + first-64KiB SHA-256, verified each boot, fails closed on drift. Head-only by construction — a faithful-head/tampered-tail host is an acknowledged residual gap. peerd-engine/image-pin.js (partial)
PDF reading (read_pdf) — pdf.js text-layer extraction with opt-in SRI-pinned OCR engine + page assembly. pdf/, tools/defs/read-pdf.js
This isn't a critique of the author, more of Opus, but I'd be curious what effect https://github.com/blader/humanizer/blob/main/SKILL.md might have.This is an inappropriate suggestion.
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There are 25 or so mentions of fp16 and fp32 weights across the 7500+ words of Markdown text it generated. So the next question might be: Did it make the right calls?
https://github.com/simonw/moebius-web/blob/main/notes.md
https://github.com/simonw/moebius-web/blob/main/plan.md
https://github.com/simonw/moebius-web/blob/main/research.md
https://github.com/simonw/moebius-web/blob/main/understandin...
First result with a summary of 16 CFR Part 465: Trade Regulation Rule on the Use of Consumer Reviews and Testimonials: https://www.goodwinlaw.com/en/insights/publications/2024/09/...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:AISIGNS
https://github.com/blader/humanizer/blob/main/SKILL.md#conte...