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What an unhinged individual

It must be. The amount of detail is incredible, and even trying to extract data from the before picture, it doesn't come close to what you see in the newly processed image.

My attempt: https://i.imgur.com/QZDDEB5.png

Lawfare, a true American Hobby

We could all learn a lot from him

Thanks, seen a lot at airshows and it's great, but hoping to mix R/C aircraft with technology, and hoping I can find somewhere without too much pressure (old boys with old ways etc)

Found some local spots where the council have designated it for non-quad flying which is great!

Thank you

Thanks. I'd love a runway to build & test experimental aircraft. This and the other comments below are great, and found an area I can fly near me (council controlled), just need paperwork first. A new project!

I'd love to get involved in R/C planes but in the UK it seems there's nowhere to do it, and with the law due to drones, it feels impossible to get started even just with starter kit

> A light electric pulse could determine if the bit is a 1 or a zero and a strong pulse would flip the bit.

Feynman moment. Breaking it down into one sentence. Bravo!

You can fight against the current of society or you can swim in the direction it's pulling you. If you want to fight against it, you can, but you shouldn't expect others to. For some, they can see that it's inevitable because the strength of the movement is greater than the resistance.

It's fair enough to say "you can change the future", but sometimes you can't. You don't have the resources, and often, the will.

The internet was the future, we saw it, some didn't. Cryptocurrencies are the future, some see it, some don't. And using AI is the future too.

Are LLMs the endpoint? Obviously not. But they'll keep getting better, marginally, until there's a breakthrough, or a change, and they'll advance further.

But they won't be going away.

We label everything as an addiction if we do it too much and enjoy it.

But what if the thing we do is good?

Addicted to eating vegetables, addicted to healthy living, etc.

If a developer is using AI for example and they spend a lot of time doing it, and they're feeling fulfilled and happy, then that's fine.

And that's what it has to come down to: does it have a net benefit or net detriment?

Previous threads:

- https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35561747

- https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37073701

- https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44499745

Today marks the first unicorn of GPT-4.1

Previous threads:

- https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35561747

- https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37073701

Here we are, 757 unicorns later, and over two years since this project began. Today I've changed the model from gpt-4o to gpt-4.1 and posted an updated blog post.

People seem to enjoy talking about this, musing over it, and arguing about it. It's not real science, it's a bit of fun, and we all deserve some of that.

So please enjoy my hand-written, human verifiable (in not being great) blog post about unicorns.

I wrote a thing, and clicked go, and had to sign in. Sigh -- fine okay.

Signed in. It sent me back and lost my prompt. Sigh -- fine okay.

Wrote it again, clicked go, and it said ran out of credits, and sent me to billing.

I can see it's a Claude-built app but this just shows the importance of UX.

Because the UX here, sucks!

no more xml

me have make vomit from seeing xml

That's vibe legalese probably

they don't call it extreme cuisine for nothing

We could go one better and have it open 24/7! /s

Why 7:39? The domain was available.

I feel that!

What I find most draining is the non-coding work I now do for work. I love the org I work for and it's really fulfilling but I do a lot of senior stuff now and I feel like the years slip away without always getting to build and invent as much stuff as I'd like to. There's so much to do and learn, it's amazing, we live in this difficult world but with amazing opportunities, and I wish I had an extra 12 hours a day (of energy) just to learn and build.

I was young once, 25 years ago I started programming, and I feel as though I have at least another 25 in me, if not more.

Probably get a promotion

Sad, images stopped loading, reloaded the article half way through and site is down :(

I simply have a bash script called printall which takes in some args, and outputs markdown codeblocks with filenames and a tree. One of hundreds of scripts built up over the years.

I'm so sorry my friend!

Think this is puny — I found the ability to reveal emails in npmjs.org but as it hadn't been included in the new GitHub/Microsoft bug bounty scope yet, I was given a t-shirt and $1000.

Talk about puny!

Worst reason not to build something is because someone already has/it already exists. Two of my least favourite responses: why? and doesn't x already do this?

This is hackernews, not consumernews.

Works okay — tried two images from a newspaper and failed on both — but I'm sure for some it works well. Client-side though so that's something!

I also think it's a terrible name. I'd even take DateV2 over this. I get they need backwards compatibility but Temporal sounds terrible. DateTime isn't by standard part of JS so why not use that? Until then const DateTime = Temporal

Is there a corresponding article for this? I'd love to read through it!

Let's wait for reproduction first

I clicked randomly, at 00:37:09 and got a penis