Bjartr

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by Bjartr 1y ago
Or, to put it another way, in order to protect the most children, focus your efforts on where the most children actually are, not where you're afraid they might end up.
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by Bjartr 1y ago
One of the tools it has is to create new tools from python code create_tool(tool_name, description, python_code, parameters) Create a new tool that can execute Python code. The tool becomes immediately available for use. Tools can call othe
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by Bjartr 1y ago
The question I think is, to what degree will this new productivity open new markets in addition to disrupting existing ones? If AI ends up being able to be consistently and easily effective at creating software, what new things can we pull
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by Bjartr 1y ago
A container monad is just a recipe monad where the recipe for getting the value is "here's the value"
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by Bjartr 1y ago
Right, but the vast majority of people living in the USA as citizens have threat models that rightly do not include "Being disappeared by China"
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by Bjartr 1y ago
> DocuQuest: A platform that leverages LLMs to transform and simplify complex technical documentation into interactive, user-friendly learning experiences tailored for developers and engineers. So "A Young Lady's Illustrated Pr
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by Bjartr 1y ago
I know it's not quite the same, and maybe it's just the demo video doing it, but this reminds me of the Light Table IDE http://lighttable.com/
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by Bjartr 1y ago
> You criticise, yet don't provide any suitable recommendations or alternatives. I have always hated this take in any context I've seen it. Refusing to even acknowledge a problem as a problem unless presented with a solution is
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by Bjartr 1y ago
You can, however, drive any speed you want on your own property.
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by Bjartr 1y ago
I think it was all written for the thing it was trying to be. Which is a casual humorous take on the journey this person went through with a little tech education sprinkled in. Any more formal or sophisticated and it would've lost some
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by Bjartr 1y ago
I mean, isn't laying things out so the ports they need for the expansion slots "design"? It's not like there'll be a reference design that has those in those locations.
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by Bjartr 1y ago
> This is something the CS majors care deeply about but nobody else in the industry does Correct, the industry cares a lot more about Software Engineering than Computer Science. > CS degree was essentially a math degree dressed up in
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by Bjartr 1y ago
Did some looking and it appears that Framework does in fact design the hardware. They have a deal with Compal to then manufacture it.
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by Bjartr 1y ago
My Brave browser didn't flag it for anything. EDIT: Did some research, hier-im-netz.de appears to be a hosting platform offered to Deutsche Telekom customers. I suspect there's plenty of phishing or malware hosting going on on a v
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by Bjartr 1y ago
That should be enough for someone with an undergrad CS education to at least get a sense of what's going on if they haven't encountered the busy beaver problem before. Is it niche jargon, absolutely, but to say it's only acce
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by Bjartr 1y ago
I think that would need to be adaptive to the current focus of your eye when not looking at the display since we're talking AR. That's a much, much trickier problem than delivering light of constant focus in a workable AR package,
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by Bjartr 1y ago
There's a difference between projecting focused light into the optic path and blocking the natural light you're selectively trying to allow through that same path.
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by Bjartr 1y ago
Crims? This seems a really new abbreviation for "criminals". At least it's one I've not run into yet. Have others seen it used seriously before?
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by Bjartr 1y ago
And I expect there'll eventually be a way for an AI to pay for an MCP use microtransaction style. Heck, if AIs are at some point given enough autonomy to simply be given a task and a budget, there'll be efforts to try to trick AIs
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by Bjartr 1y ago
Unfortunately there are some real problems with that. Imagine a pair of regular glasses with a small dark rectangle on the lens. Do your eyes see the nice sharp edges of the rectangle? Nope, they just see a dark blob because it's too c
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by Bjartr 1y ago
Doesn't the ARMA series at least support that level of realism?
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by Bjartr 1y ago
GPS satellite clocks have to run fast to account for the combined relatavistic effects of moving fast and being significantly farther away from earth's gravity. Without this, they would accumulate around 11km of error per day from losi
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by Bjartr 1y ago
Yeah, whoops
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by Bjartr 1y ago
I think this is one of the things that makes systemd popular. A consequence of it being such a baseline of cross-cutting functionality is it necessarily goes against the classic unix philosophy.
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by Bjartr 1y ago
> success is supposed to look exactly like actually being right more often. I agree with this, and I don't think it's at odds with what I said. The point is to never stop sincerely believing you could be wrong. That you are rig
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by Bjartr 1y ago
Yeah, the whole community side to rationality is, at best, questionable. But the tools of thought that the literature describes are invaluable with one very important caveat . The moment you think something like "I am more correct t
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by Bjartr 1y ago
This is actually an area I've been informally studying for several years. Both the "Hi" and the "How are you?" are phatic. Phatic communication is about establishing social connection rather than conveying explicit
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by Bjartr 1y ago
Yep! That's another phrasing of the same idea!
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by Bjartr 1y ago
The name doesn't resonate for me. "Delightful" is experiential, but this list is not really about the experience and is really focused on software freedom. Case in point, while MariaDB and the GIMP are rather useful FOSS, I&#
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by Bjartr 1y ago
Being able to do it without having physical materials and tools on hand is more convenient. Yeah, you can get by with very simple tools and materials, but a digital version doesn't limit you to only the simple things.

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