[zidoo]

Amen for the first sentence. One more LLM wrapper today, and I would die.

[airstrike]

It does feels like a good use of AI (ML, really) would be to write a "disaggregator" for HN that tags submissions by category and lets users browse the bits they care about. Wish I had time to do it....

[kirubakaran]

Here it is ;)

https://histre.com/hn/

[miki123211]

And a TL;DR, both for the articles themselves as well as the discussions.

I don't think a TL;DR can replace most articles that appear on HN, but it can certainly tell me whether the article is interesting, much better than any headline ever could. Especially so if the TL;DR is written by a neutral AI with no interest in making me click anything, and hence no qualms about surfacing the most important information to the top.

I actually tried to do this, but it was with GPT-3.5, and I didn't exactly like how it worked. I should look at this again, I wouldn't be surprised if the code I used back then could just be ported over to 2.5 Flash and produce much better results.

[ajsnigrutin]

It's either LLM or "<existing software> written in <languge of the week>"

[DANmode]

Do you know why people started doing rewrites in other languages?

It's usually to help teach them the other language.

The rewrite part makes it easier for observers to learn and compare/contrast techniques in different environments for themselves.

Why this would ever be criticised, I can't imagine.

[Y_Y]

I rewrote J in C, or D in F#, or Whogivesafuck in Rust and it's 8% better but don't ask me for my benchmark because it's secret sauce.

[Pulcinella]

"Prompt Kiddie" should be the new "Script Kiddie"

[belter]

Yeah, this has been LLM News for a while...

[ronsor]

50% people shilling LLM products, 50% people complaining about LLMs (or indirectly by complaining about crawlers)

However, this place used to be JS framework news not too long ago

[paulddraper]

Or UI pontifications

[account-5]

It's so tiresome and is slowly ruining HN for me personally.

[lucianbr]

Hear hear.