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by 8note 6mo ago
.... so you made up a definition of environmentalism so you could be against it? environmentalism isnt circular. humans evolved to live and survive in a certain environment, and so we will be healthiest and happiest the better we ensure tha
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by 8note 6mo ago
depending on how much you trust Trump's ramblings, he told a large audience that the "laundry fire" was actually an iranian attack last week
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by 8note 6mo ago
the firebombings of japan were much more destructive and killed more civilians than the nukes did. there's no reason to think nuking would do anything more than the existing bombing campaign. what changed in japan was the soviet army a
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by 8note 7mo ago
couldnt you do the same thing china does? force them to have a local partner that ends up owning it?
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by 8note 7mo ago
i would have imagined that charging at -40 is easier than operating at -40.
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by 8note 7mo ago
FAANG wages are also fairly specific to the US - the two go hand in hand
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by 8note 7mo ago
the guy who put the jellybeans in the jar can put the best bet on the result, no?
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by 8note 7mo ago
polymarket and kalshi are used as inputs to the rest of the market. placing bets on polymarket is a cheap way to influence the whole market
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by 8note 7mo ago
https://i.redd.it/vglorgtzx0kd1.png can't find the actual code, but its a look up table for what dialogue to use. The existence of a switch statement does not force the code to be a state machine. it could still be som
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by 8note 7mo ago
from the impacts of the straight of hormuz closing, and the Russian invasion of Ukraine - electrification and removing dependence on oil and gas is a major defense cost. any spending on EV adoption should be considered part of the NATO comm
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by 8note 7mo ago
You could alternatively just rent a car or truck when you need one, and not one a car at all? if you arent affluent, all the costs that come with car ownership are a bit excessive. even still you might want to go for the cheap EV, and just
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by 8note 7mo ago
Even still, this is money on how a private entity decides who its going to support for a future election. None of these people are even running for government yet. If the democratic party wanted to so something about it, they could, but the
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by 8note 7mo ago
its a description of the opportunity, i think. webhooks have been very powerful, and you can start feeding the same stuff into claude as the orchestrator
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by 8note 7mo ago
thats how Amazon worked its MCP setup - got everything onto oauth tokens, and then the harness knows how to to access the token to get permissions to whatever the user has. the bad part is setting separate permissions for different user tok
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by 8note 7mo ago
gemini on the otherhand, isnt half bad. all i wanted was some opinions on if my bad idea would work, but it instead wrote me files for making my own sony earphones in 3ish parts. and when i sewed it together, it worked! that said, it did ha
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by 8note 7mo ago
yes! you wrestle with it because the starting boilerplate is thpically a do-once operation. if you stay working on one project for a few years, you will no longer know how to start the next project, and with modern software, starting a new
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by 8note 7mo ago
im not so sure? instead we will see something like flash or game maker, with new art styles driven by what agents make easy, and what children think is fun. games have immediate feedback loops about quality. either theyre fun or theyre not.
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by 8note 7mo ago
i expect the point of the skill isnt that the end games are good, but such that claude can work on any part of the godot engine to help you make a game. i do think LLMs need a physics skill though. very consistently they are bad at writing
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by 8note 7mo ago
this legislation comes around with the conservatives as well. as long as there's a minority government though, public outrage will kill the bill
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by 8note 7mo ago
i know this is an american thing, but does it actually happen in Caanda?
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by 8note 7mo ago
why isnt the EU sovereign office platform just libreoffice contributions? rework it into a web friendly version. what requirements does the EU have for not using libre office?
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by 8note 7mo ago
if you aren't using github because you're at a big company with its own git UIs, you still have to make the case that your company needs this thing. I'm sure there's a ton of places where its been hard to do that in the
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by 8note 7mo ago
couldnt the docs be a build output rather than a dedicated folder? keep the docs close to the code they document?
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by 8note 7mo ago
there's an implicit ownership change, from having technical writers own the documentation, to including it as part of the commit. when things are tiny or resource constrained, the same people are doing each task regardless, but "t
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by 8note 7mo ago
mcp is generally a static set of tools, where auth is handled by deterministic code and not exposed to the agent. the agent sees tools as allowed or not by the harness/your mcp config. For the most part, the same company that you'
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by 8note 7mo ago
Its very similar to the switch from a text editor + command line, to having an IDE with a debugger. the AI gets to do two things: - expose hidden state - do interactions with the app, and see before/after/errors it gives more tim
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by 8note 7mo ago
Why the desire to reinvent the wheel every time? Agents can do it accurately, but you have to wait for them to figure it out every time, and waste tokens on non-differentiated work The agents are writing the mcps, so they can figure out tho
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by 8note 7mo ago
could that be some of the RL trying to get it to not regurgitate? the gag is giving in detail which one
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by 8note 7mo ago
you could compress the helium into tanks?
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by 8note 7mo ago
whats the need? you have the session in a file as a dag. you can summarize to a log whenever you want. doesnt need to be as it goes. earlier today i actually spent a bit of time asking claude to make an mcp to introspect that - break the se

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