Also clicking the logo is really fun!

HN: This site looks like all the other slop, awful to read.

Also HN: This site is doesn't look like other sites, awful to read.

I'd bet that no one, not even the site's [human] creators, has ever read that homepage end to end. At best, it might have been handed over to a swarm of reviewer agents.

That's not what the original comment is saying at all (if I'm reading it right). It's saying that negative results are valuable knowledge that are difficult to discover and collate since they tend to never be published. Nice high horse tho.

We have the printing press from Gutenberg and so-on and so-forth, then Maxwell equations and Einstein. No computers just pencils and paper, maybe some chalk and slate. No need for AI driven global machine powered brains. Do the work, either you’ll get a discovery or someone will build on your work and make a discovery in the future. The electrical grid might go down, though. Or hacked by an AI swarm. Then we’re stuck with pencil and paper, chalk and slate. :)

> Do the work, either you’ll get a discovery or someone will build on your work and make a discovery in the future.

Tell that to modern academia. This may be true but the barriers to realizing it are great today.

Am I the only one struggling to parse the distinction System One (the system/harness?) and Jev (the model?)?

System One seems to be more of a "class" of models, as it's a good classifier but can't do what traditional LLMs with chain of thought do.

Agree, this was really a beautiful thing to see!

Is this even still under development? Last non-renovate commit was early June

Aren't most American bibles printed in China? (Source: hazy memory)

I still find it hilariously ironic that my RTX 5090, which export controlled and illegal to sell to China, says "MADE IN CHINA" on it.

This is the most compelling case I've come across:

https://www.decodingdiscontinuity.com/p/nvidia-hugging-face-...

tldr; Acquisition is an option on Hugging Face becoming the distribution and data-creation infrastructure for open physical AI.

Spoiler: half the time, that unknown file format is a zip containing a sqlite db

The older the system/the more changes it's had, especially if it's "enterprise software", the more insane things tend to be; in one memorable case, it was a .zip containing JSON, which then contained base64-encoded XML, wrapping another base64-encoded .zip containing more XML, and in that XML was base16-encoded ASN.1 PER with the actual payload (encoded in a proprietary format). I won't disclose specifics, but perhaps someone may recognise that from its description; suffice to say the industry that was related to started using computers in the days of mainframes and punched cards.

for games its more often .net BinarySerializer.

A lot of unity games does it, especially the 'legacy' serializer

I've not done unity3d dev- but yea, all I've seen from it are games using XML, or BinarySerializer. sometimes its compressed.

A lot of older stuff just dumped structs in general

Uhm... a (g)zip - yes, but a sqlitedb inside - no, not that often, in my experience.