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by 8note 9mo ago
would this actually be enough such that farmers have to sell their land and new small family farmers cam get started? or only a new set of bankruptcies and the same farmers stay on? https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=xon9A5_4tQw&
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by 8note 9mo ago
> What is so wrong with writing refills can be purchased on our website. its a very common fraud vector: redirect customers off of amazon, then fraud them there, and when the customer comes back to amazon to complain and get a refund, a
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by 8note 9mo ago
im unconvinced that you can learn to use it well while its moving so quickly. whatever you learn now is going to be invalid and wasteful in 6 months
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by 8note 9mo ago
as a second annectdote, at amazon last summer things swapped from nobody using llms to almost everyone using them in ~2months after a fantastic tech talk and a bunch of agent scripts being put together said scripts are kinda available in ki
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by 8note 9mo ago
a ralph loop can make claude go til the end, or to a rate limit at least. opus closes the task and ralph opens it right back up again. i imagine there's something to the harness for that, too
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by 8note 9mo ago
try other harnesses than codex. ive had more success with review tools, rather than the agent getting the code quality right the first time. current workflow 1. specs/requirements/design, outputting tasks 2. implementation, output
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by 8note 9mo ago
its a weighted decision matrix.
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by 8note 9mo ago
im imagining if you had a couple parts picked, an llm could follow the reference designs quite well and pick relevant parts and lay them out. maybe not in the best way, but from a post here last week or so, somebody has written an altium mc
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by 8note 9mo ago
i dont think this matches what you said earlier, that when there was the most engineers is when there was the most death. instead, the most engineers corresponds with some time after the mass death. an alternative explanation would be that
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by 8note 9mo ago
our 4(or almost 5) party system is working pretty well. without quebec and the bloc, i think canadian politics would similarly devolve into brokenness
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by 8note 9mo ago
the end strategy is controlling trade between europe and china. the NW passage and eventually the arctic ocean will be opening. the US shares its current control with russia for these new trade routes, but it wants to be able to unilaterall
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by 8note 9mo ago
you can listen to their purveyors on various podcasts and the like. the are still actively pushing to try to get the US onboard at the same time. you can also look to crimea as an example, independence and annexed by russia happened within
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by 8note 9mo ago
im in alberta currently. there's less talk about separation here than there is in Washington for splitting out to form cascadia.
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by 8note 9mo ago
The US has been signalling an end to free trade in north america, so that would be coming in 2026/2027 regardless.
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by 8note 9mo ago
What would china consider to be the appropriate length of compensation though? the claim is that chinese people in china must follow US law. presumably US people in US should also follow chinese law.
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by 8note 9mo ago
ive certainly had this problem before, but id really like for such a tool to figure out how the local context is slightly different eg. im reading logs across 3 regions, NA, EU, FE i go figure out my command for NA, which then gets forgotte
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by 8note 9mo ago
you might want to capture all your context when its doing badly? maybe youre operating at very full, or with some poison pill file? keep some logs of when cc reads different files vs when it gets stupid?
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by 8note 9mo ago
racoons and rats will also kill tbe chickens
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by 8note 9mo ago
id imagine a skill like "book a restaurant, and update my calendar"
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by 8note 9mo ago
i dont disagree, but i also dont think thats an exciting result. every proboem can be described as a search for the right SOP, followed by execution of that SOP. an LLM to do the search, and the agent to execute the instructions can do ever
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by 8note 9mo ago
i learned that windows has many different touch/pen implementations, and that the most recent one takes multiple inputs for a location, one at the pixel scale and another at the pixel scale multiplied by something like 2600 or so. i ha
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by 8note 9mo ago
its an acquired taste. good when you pair it with the right stuff - dill, capers, etc and on kinda neutral crackers
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by 8note 9mo ago
the obvious thing would be to take down their website and only have the DB dump. if thats the useful thing, it doesnt need the wrapper
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by 8note 9mo ago
sounds like the kind of thing that the supreme court would strike down, if the law has specifically named drones as disallowed
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by 8note 9mo ago
for now we are still putting the 100% tariff on cars that cant even drive on our roads, on the US' behalf
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by 8note 9mo ago
im in canada, but my mayor has been sharing details about emergency construction faily by including drone recorded footage of it. its very useful reporting updates about when the water will be back at full capacity.
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by 8note 9mo ago
have you figured out something like an LSP for returning the constraints back? ive been starting to play around with 2.5D cad system so i can sketch patterns for leather work and auto-convert into constraints, but id like to be able to have
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by 8note 9mo ago
i think they're trading future customer acquisition and model quality for the current claude code userbase which they might also lose from this choice. the reason i got the subscription wasnt to use claude code. when i subscribed you
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by 8note 9mo ago
i think the review cycles weve been doing for the past decade or two are going to change to match the output of the LLMs and how the LLMs prefer to make whole big changes. i immediately see that the most important thing to have understand a
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by 8note 9mo ago
this feels anti-trust-y to me. when i signed up for a subscription it was with the understanding that id be able to use those tokens on which ever agent i wanted to play with, and that as i got to something i want to have persistently runni

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