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LLMs are mortally terrified of exceptions (Score: 150+ in 10 hours)

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https://x.com/karpathy/status/1976082963382272334
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My approach to building large technical projects (2023) (Score: 153+ in 6 hours)

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Examples Are the Best Documentation (Score: 151+ in 14 hours)

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Show HN: I invented a new generative model and got accepted to ICLR (Score: 152+ in 4 hours)

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I invented Discrete Distribution Networks, a novel generative model with simple principles and unique properties, and the paper has been accepted to ICLR2025!
Modeling data distribution is challenging; DDN adopts a simple yet fundamentally different approach compared to mainstream generative models (Diffusion, GAN, VAE, autoregressive model):
1. The model generates multiple outputs simultaneously in a single forward pass, rather than just one output.
2. It uses these multiple outputs to approximate the target distribution of the training data.
3. These outputs together represent a discrete distribution. This is why we named it "Discrete Distribution Networks".
Every generative model has its unique properties, and DDN is no exception. Here, we highlight three characteristics of DDN:
- Zero-Shot Conditional Generation (ZSCG).
- One-dimensional discrete latent representation organized in a tree structure.
- Fully end-to-end differentiable.
Reviews from ICLR:
> I find the method novel and elegant. The novelty is very strong, and this should not be overlooked. This is a whole new method, very different from any of the existing generative models.
> This is a very good paper that can open a door to new directions in generative modeling.
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Datastar: Lightweight hypermedia framework for building interactive web apps (Score: 151+ in 5 hours)

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Google Safe Browsing incident (Score: 150+ in 6 hours)

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Ask HN: What's the best hackable smart TV? (❄️ Score: 151+ in 4 days)

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I want to get a second TV which will more or less be a second monitor for my System76 laptop which is plugged into a bunch of music equipment, like a korg midi keyboard, and a novation drum pad, all of which work great with linux.
I want to buy this TV used. I'm seeing a bunch of Samsung, LG, RCA, Sony, etc on Facebook Marketplace. What a cesspool Facebook has become, right?
Any suggestions on the best brand or even model for that kind of thing? I don't really want to battle with a bunch of shit that tries to coerce me to install another app from a streaming provider slash gambling entrypoint.
I imagine mostly it will just need HDMI to work, and all the TVs will support that. But, I thought maybe there would be a fun brand that offers interesting other options.
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