marjipan200

LLMs can read blog posts though.

Humans are good at smelling things, computers not so much yet. Smells are also not easy to symbolize - what orthographies do we have for scents? I predict a dystopian future where humans need to communicate by smells to bypass AI overlords

Meta question, but is the title of this article disappearing for others on HN? I'm unable to click. It seems all huawei.com links on this site have the same issue. Is it just me?

Reminds me of Obsidian's stance on AI - leave it to the plugins. I think other apps can learn from what they are doing with plugin safety transparency in their new Community site - no silver bullets but Obsidian is certainly making it easier for people to make informed decisions on user-built software. Hard to argue with the "no-AI by default, opt-in consciously and frictionlessly, pay your own bill, and we aren't responsible for your data privacy" model, especially for apps managed by small teams

the other Keet has been around 4 years with millions of downloads. Might make distinguishing your app in searches challenging

Announcing your flagging of the flagging is against the guidelines. Not flagged

thanks to LLMs we can now ask books questions :)

Excellent overview to give footing to anyone hovering at the higher levels of abstraction like myself. The interactive diagrams helped make some concepts click that were trickier to grasp from previous readings

The mind of the neuro-materialist is a radio so impressed with its own receiver that it's convinced it is the broadcasting tower

interesting, but curious how it would handle non-latin script input such as Japanese. seems like dialect.py uses regex for latin script extraction only

until Node is compromised

obsidian handles a lot of useful little things out of the box, like updating links when you move files/attachments

another big win for the CLI is access to dynamic note database queries via Obsidian Bases. major leverage for agents