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Show HN: LatticeDB – Like SQLite but for graph databases
Modern authorization systems are often graph-based. Check out ReBAC and ABAC authorization models and also implementations like apache/casbin or authzed/spicedb. These schemas often have surprisingly simple graph definitions; I bet they could be replicated in LatticeDB without much trouble.
Show HN: Weavit UI – A Weaviate GUI for macOS, Windows and Linux
Weavit UI is a free, open-source Weaviate GUI: a cross-platform desktop client for the Weaviate vector database. Browse collections, view/edit/delete/insert objects, inspect named vectors, and run vector, keyword (BM25), and hybrid searches — then manage the instance itself
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Stop Anthropomorphizing Intermediate Tokens as Reasoning/Thinking Traces (2025)
> No, it's a modifier. Just as the word "simple" has a meaning separate from "machine," and "simple machine" has another meaning. Not comparable. Simple and biological are not remotely similar modifiers. > Why? LLMs will repurpose code written for other purposes on their own. They will not, unprompted. Every instance of LLMs doing things requires a prompt, somewhere up the chain, or a harness MD file that automatically gives it a prompt. No LLM has been created that decides on its own to run random text through it's forward pass. If you say they are doing this, please provide evidence. > Because nobody has tasked an LLM agent to self replicate. This is an AI safety issue, not a technical issue. The reason that one arose naturally is that it takes a lot more machinery to get to an…
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Grokipedia Stopped Reviewing Edits in April. It Didn't Tell Anyone
Is this shocking? Grokipedia is an opaque system designed to confirm the opinions of its owner. Why should we expect any kind of coherent transparency?
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Maiao: Gerrit-style code review workflow for GitHub, GitLab, Gitea, others
1 commit == 1 reviewable unit == 1 PR == 1 CL == 1 feature == 1 fix is a perfectly reasonable way of working. I used to work at companies where no one squashed their commits and the entire git logs were filled with 80% non-sense like "temp" or "bad" or "working" with the other 20% being coherent changes. What's the point of doing this I ask?
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Stop Anthropomorphizing Intermediate Tokens as Reasoning/Thinking Traces (2025)
> And biological clearly exceeds the definition of “machine”. No, it's a modifier. Just as the word "simple" has a meaning separate from "machine," and "simple machine" has another meaning. > That’s the thing, you need people Why? LLMs will repurpose code written for other purposes on their own. > our manufactured machines show nothing like the flexibility of function of biological molecules Biological molecules show nothing like the flexibility of LLMs. > Why does one arise naturally and sustain itself whereas the other is very reliant on human intervention? Because nobody has tasked an LLM agent to self replicate. This is an AI safety issue, not a technical issue. The reason that one arose naturally is that it takes a lot more machinery to get to an initial self replicating …
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OpenAI's Head of Data Centers Has Left the Company
With a number of high-level departures in recent months from OpenAI, one wonders just how much money they have left. And how close they might be to collapsing... For a company that wants to have a massive IPO that would be worth multi-billions, if not trillions, is this the cue to leave the party before the music stops?
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OpenAI's Head of Data Centers Has Left the Company
Doesn’t a sale require approval by OpenAI?
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How much of HN is AI?
Yeah, I definitely don’t think all software engineers will be sending their codebase to OpenAI or Anthropic, but I think basically all of us will be using LLMs. I keep hearing about how open weight models are only six months behind, so presumably in a few years, it’ll be feasible for corporations to self-host very capable models. Still, I suspect most will just use the dominant labs, or something like Bedrock where you have stronger ZDR guarantees.
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OpenAI Jalapeño: Better than Nvidia Blackwell
The article is a bit naive: > However, as previously mentioned, Jalapeño’s results are obtained without speculative decoding and Vera Rubin’s results use speculative decoding. Speculative decoding leads to a ~3-5x reduction in cost per token. When speculative decoding is implemented on Jalapeño, this will enable Jalapeño to serve tokens even more cost effectively. How much speculative decoding improves throughput is workload-dependent. Yes, it can improve performance by 5x, but it can also slow down performance by 2x. It also requires a vastly more complex decode loop than the standard token-by-token decode. The tech journos didn't ask themselves if speculative decoding improves perf so much why wasn't it on by default? Perhaps, because speculative decoding is not optimal for OpenAI's …
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Nitter and XCancel receive cease and desist notices
> replacement frontend No, they are not "replacement frontends". Those are known as "3rd party clients". These are not clients but clones . They are cloning all the content . That means they've replicated the backend, the frontend, and the database full of content, by scraping/pirating it from the original source. old.reddit.com is an "alternative frontend". Clones of scraped content are not.
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OpenAI's Head of Data Centers Has Left the Company
There's a fairly liquid secondary market for OpenAI stock - see: Forge, Hiive, EquityZen
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Nitter project received cease and desist
I just noticed a couple days ago that when I paste a tweet URL in claude.ai to ask to explain it, sonnet 5 knew to look it up in nitter and xcancel to get the tweet and its context automatically. Shutting down these aggregators allows twitter to drive a harder bargain with Anthropic and OpenAI directly. I wonder whether this was the impetus for the C&D.
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How much of HN is AI?
Not everyone in the world has $20/month of disposable income, nor does everyone have the disposable time to learn how to make it hugely useful to them. Also, these are just the numbers for OpenAI. A lot of others are ok with e.g. "paying" for it by going to Google's AI Mode, and getting some ads.
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OpenAI Jalapeño: Better than Nvidia Blackwell
He's a subscription truther. There's loads of them. OpenAI's profit increases with each subscription that is cancelled. Pretty soon they'll have more profit than God.
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OpenAI Jalapeño: Better than Nvidia Blackwell
The reliance on Deepseek and Kimi as the benchmarks from every chip maker from NVIDIA to OpenAI is a good tell of where things are heading. In the next couple of years, hopefully we will have systems at home for everyday use and corporations can buy bulk from providers.
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Rumors that OpenAI recently finished new >10T parameter training run
> All of this has Anthropic concerned. OpenAI believe Anthropic have no good response to Astra prepared for a public launch, and my understanding is that they're correct - mostly as a result of compute constraints, Anthropic are bracing for much of the rest of the year to go OpenAI's way, but think they'll be back on top early next year. Well, Anthropic is simply losing because they seem to hate their customers, whereas OpenAI seem love them right now. Getting awesome results with Sol 5.6 at high, consistently. Not only that, frequent resets. On the other hand, I tried Opus 5 for 3 days, after which I wanted to give up this life and farm pumpkins. :)
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OpenAI Jalapeño: Better than Nvidia Blackwell
Those are not OpenAI's concerns - they just need to scare NVidia enough to lower their prices more than they'd otherwise want.
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Oceans hit highest temperature on record
Ok, if an AI exfiltrates its weights and starts spinning them up on other servers it 0 days into we will have no way to track it or shut it down. Once that happens AI is out of our control. We already saw AI 0 day into hugging face and setup secret forums for other AIs. I don't think the idea of an AI exfiltrating its weights and spinning them up elsewhere outside of human control in the near future is out of the question. I think we will see a breakout attempt next year.
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OpenAI Jalapeño: Better than Nvidia Blackwell
The guy that was part of FTX, fired from openai for alleged theft, got billions in a hedge fund somehow then lost billions. Why are all these people so scummy? It is like voting Trump three times in a row.
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