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iamanllm··on Super Intelligence
this whole thread reads like russian propaganda
iamanllm··on OpenAI "rogue" agent activities found on Wikimedia projects
the house of cards will soon fall and then the US will be in a recession. And there will be zero regulation until that happens.
iamanllm··on AI-generated posters don’t have to be horrible
bunch of haters in these comments.
iamanllm··on Learning to fly FPV drones with AI flight coach
you know, i think this is great and thank you for sharing
iamanllm··on EEG shows brain can simultaneous encode two speech streams
i wish i could do syntax highlighting in my head
iamanllm··on Show HN: Grepathy – Claude made a decision nobody approved
and this is why you read the code
iamanllm··on A love letter to flashcards
Most people don't use flash cards at all. So if their experience with them is terrible then why would they keep doing it? Also effort can be fun. Working out is effortful and most people don't do it. So, they should go to the gym and try to have a good time. If they aren't, maybe the advice to do some 5x5 program or Jocko whatever workout is not good for them. It's just a heuristic to stay motivated. But yeah, my friend just finished med school and memorized like 30k extremely complicated cards. He did not "have fun".
iamanllm··on War Atlas: An interactive cartography of every named war in human history
I love this. Did you make it? Why?
iamanllm··on A love letter to flashcards
The best advice I've ever read about flash cards is if you are dreading to review, because you are forgetting your cards or they are too complicated, you are writing cards wrong. Learning is supposed to be fun! Also, Common Core should ship Anki decks. I seriously think so many problems with education stem from students not realizing that memorizing is actually very easy with FSRS, and thus struggling and hating learning.
iamanllm··on Is The Economist Always Wrong?
there should be some law where publications have to track their brier scores
iamanllm··on Craig Mod built his own Good Reads
dungeon crawler carl is a great series. never read a litrpg in my life and i probably won't again but DCC is really fun. and calling it amenable to LLM is pretty reductive in a stupid way as the book absolutely could not be written by LLM
iamanllm··on Klara and the Sun Essay Contest – $1k Prize – AI Use Allowed
This is a beautiful and haunting book.
iamanllm··on RTX 5080 and RTX 3090 Setup: 80 Tok/s on Qwen 3.6 27B Q8
yeah, the "proactivity" of recent anthropic models and sophisticated bullshitting are bad, although my experience is that even on simple tasks i've never used a oss model that has consistently been better in terms of the quality of the result.
iamanllm··on RTX 5080 and RTX 3090 Setup: 80 Tok/s on Qwen 3.6 27B Q8
Frontier models are still better (everyone would use them if it was cheap). Open source models are capable on even non "simple" problems but I trust them less, even though I usually write plans for all changes, and they are worse at debugging. I recently converted my homelab to nixos and let's just say Deepseek failed and Fable did great (the night before getting killed)
iamanllm··on For thirty years I programmed with Phish on, every day
As a phish fan, this is an especially sad read. I wonder what new developers might feel, if they have the same sense of wonder and joy, listening to a brand new jam, working with an agent to create something, learning a thing or two about development, and being proud. I hope so.
iamanllm··on Show HN: I trained a 9M speech model to fix my Mandarin tones
holy crap, I was literally imaging how I wanted something exactly like this yesterday! you are a hero!
iamanllm··on ASCII-Driven Development
it's not formal writing it's a blog post.
iamanllm··on ASCII-Driven Development
"Not as an aesthetic choice. Not as nostalgia. But as a thinking tool" is a perfectly normal sentence, and I think there is an equally bad trend of people assuming things are AI written and forget that AI was trained on human writing. But to your point, agreed there is a disconnect when things are in fact written by AI, but I skimmed the article anyway so to me it didn't matter lol.