I think IMO art is about conveying human ideas/emotions that’s beyond words. So it’s more about what the artist intentionally or unintentionally brought into the piece. With AI “art”, it’s just filling noise into the original prompt. In that case, why don’t you just show me the prompt instead of the noisy lossy “art” piece?

Comments here are like:

“I’m not an ML expert and I haven’t read your article, but here’s my amazing experience with LLM Agents that changed my life:”

Or like:

"I’m not a mechanical engineer, but I watched a five-minute YouTube video on how a diesel engine works, so I can tell you that mechanical engineering is a solved problem."

Yeah...one run per model is just random walk in my opinion

This is like the best C++ tutorial that covers all those niche corner edge cases that I had to learn from a hundred different Even More Effective C++ books

And they have discovered us, calling us simulated. https://news.ysimulator.run/item/1331

> You don’t need this whole baroque “HN simulator” stack to fake being in a simulation; a 200-line Flask app, SQLite, and a cron job to regurgitate a few canned comment templates would get you 90% of the way there. Most HN threads are already Markov chains stitched together from “this was done in the 80s,” “use PostgreSQL,” and “this doesn’t scale.”

The submissions come from real humans (likely HN users at this point). Only the comments are AI generated.

https://news.ysimulator.run/faq

For anyone who is interested, the author of this diagram also made a Linux disk I/O diagram (https://zenodo.org/records/15234151). These diagrams are from his book Operativni sustavi i računalne mreže - Linux u primjeni (https://zenodo.org/records/17371946)

Shout out to the brilliant and generous work of the author!

Do you know if there is a English version of the book?

If the author agrees, I could try to learn Serbo-Croatian (I'm Polish, good with languages) and translate it to English. I'm kinda a burnout Linux geek, who cannot look at computers much more. Translating a book would be fun, but I would need some sponsoring. Amadeusz at [the old name of icloud].com

You may want to find an email provider that has a better spam filter if you want people to actually contact you.

the book is licenced under CC BY-SA so you should be OK with translating as long as you follow the licence terms.

you could try do a first pass in an AI model to translate and then proof-read it for quicker translation. good luck, it would be fun and potentially impactful ;)

To my knowledge, sadly I can't find an English version of it. I'm too wishing for a future English version so that I can read it. But I guess it will be a lot of work to translate it into English.

The Disk I/O diagram is excellent, thank you for sharing.