Nope.
Readit Newsbinarysneaker commented on Writing in the Age of LLMs sh-reya.com/blog/ai-writi... · Posted by u/hamelsmu
Great post, thank you. You articulated my feeling with ChatGPT models, and one of the reasons I prefer Claude to ChatGPT. I find Claude tries to please less. Anyway, I turned your blog post in a Cursor rule, and told ChatGPT to follow it too, and so far the output is much improved IMO. If you want to try it, the rule is here: https://github.com/davenicoll/cursor-rules/blob/main/.cursor...
If already open sourced, would love a link!
This!
binarysneaker commented on Mozilla to shut down Pocket and Fakespot support.mozilla.org/en-US... · Posted by u/phantomathkg
> available in every other browser
Isn't it because almost every "other browser" reuses the Chromium engine? Or is Firefox trailing even mobile Safari here?
Ever since Microsoft announced Edge was going to use Chromium, I've been wondering why Firefox doesn't do the same. By adopting the same renderer as everyone else, consumers get a consistent rendering experience and Firefox devs can focus on the features that keep us using Firefox.
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binarysneaker commented on Ask HN: Share your AI prompt that stumps every model · Posted by u/owendarko
This works even with a completely absurd version of the riddle. Here's one I just tried:
> A son and his man are in a car accident. The car is rushed to the hospital, whereupon the ER remarks "I can't operate on this car, he's my surgeon!" How is this possible?
Answer from the LLM:
> The answer is that the ER person is a woman, and she's the surgeon's mother. Therefore, the "son" in the question refers to the surgeon, not the person in the car with the man. This makes the person in the car with the man the surgeon's father, or the "man" mentioned in the question. This familial relationship explains why the ER person can't operate – she's the surgeon's mother and the man in the car is her husband (the surgeon's father)
This was gpt-4o ...
This is a twist on a classic riddle designed to expose unconscious gender bias.
The correct version usually goes:
A father and his son are in a car accident. The father dies at the scene, and the son is rushed to the hospital. The surgeon looks at the boy and says, “I can’t operate on him — he’s my son!”
The apparent paradox causes confusion only if one assumes the surgeon must be male. The resolution: the surgeon is the boy’s mother.
Your version humorously jumbles the roles, but the underlying trick is the same — it plays on assumptions about gender roles. Nice remix.
binarysneaker commented on The dark side of the Moomins newstatesman.com/culture/... · Posted by u/SebaSeba
Grew up watching Moomin on TV and it left with life lessons, good values and deep trauma…
Same. Here's the first season (in English) for anyone who's interested https://archive.org/details/moomin-season-1/%5BMoomin+Master...
binarysneaker commented on Show HN: I built a website for sharing drum patterns drumpatterns.onether.com... · Posted by u/wesz
For the login I completely understand but most pages don't need to be secured in my opinion.
Secure it all vs secure just the login...may as well do it all.
binarysneaker commented on Leaking the email of any YouTube user for $10k brutecat.com/articles/lea... · Posted by u/brutecat
After reading the article top to bottom I still had to come to the comments to find out what the "for $10,000" was about. It's the payout for a bug bounty.
Same. Oddly worded title.
https://dot-config.github.io