Dansvidania

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by Dansvidania 4mo ago
Doesn’t the article make the argument that since you can write tests this is not as much of a problem for code gen ? Its arguable whether it is a foolproof solution (I don’t think so) but it definitely makes it look like you can build a har
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by Dansvidania 4mo ago
Software engineering, Computer Science and Coding are not the same, even though there is overlap. AI might (I have doubts) be quite capable at coding, but it is still quite poor at software engineering. Even assuming that it does become goo
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by Dansvidania 4mo ago
so many cyberpunk tropes are coming true...
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by Dansvidania 4mo ago
Staff level software developer looking to move away from megacorps. Worked in automation, integration and API domains, latest in Kotlin. Generalist backend dev prepared to do frontend - cautiously AI assisted frontend especially - whenever
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by Dansvidania 5mo ago
Silly question but if I remember correctly salmon go back to reproduce where they spawned. This suggests that once access is cut up a river, that location loses its salmon (can’t get there, so they don’t reproduce?) Do they artificially rei
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by Dansvidania 5mo ago
Can you give an example (even if contrived) of how that would have looked ? I’m very curious !
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by Dansvidania 5mo ago
when everything else fails...
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by Dansvidania 5mo ago
sorry if it's a stupid question, but isn't generating valid json tool call in the middle of prose the way tool calling works? what is that missing?
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by Dansvidania 6mo ago
The personification in this article is cringeworthy and it makes me doubt that the person (?) that wrote it understand what an agent is and how it works. Random.
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by Dansvidania 6mo ago
What irony? This is a design tool, it does not make you good at design.
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by Dansvidania 6mo ago
Why is it awful? Most barebones websites are naturally responsive..
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by Dansvidania 7mo ago
I have been in a Microsoft adjacent company (meaning lots of people bounced to and from Microsoft to it) and all this makes a lot of sense. The almost ideological “everything in house” and politically oriented philosophy they had fits like
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by Dansvidania 7mo ago
I see what you did there
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by Dansvidania 7mo ago
the microsoft playbook
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by Dansvidania 7mo ago
This feels like the end of a civ game.
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by Dansvidania 7mo ago
Why shouldn’t they? Or do you mean it is not required for US citizens?
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by Dansvidania 7mo ago
Youd expect them to have a checklist too though.
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by Dansvidania 7mo ago
They can’t all be winners, right? Here. Take my upvotes to balance it out a smidge.
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by Dansvidania 7mo ago
> There's a huge hypocrisy in wanting others to pollute less, yet still have a lifestyle that pollutes, but just less than those polluting the most > And I'll never ever take a single lesson about pollution from anyone who h
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by Dansvidania 7mo ago
In the meantime I need to go through captcha to access the blog…
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by Dansvidania 8mo ago
Can’t check it out yet, but the concept alone sounds great. Thank you for sharing.
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by Dansvidania 8mo ago
i don't understand the stance of the post and it being the first in the blog (congrats on getting this hot on your first post) I am unable to further investigate. Is it sci-fi like writing from the perspective of a future person? It so
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by Dansvidania 8mo ago
i am not making a point that it is, I am rather expanding on the possible perspective in which 16 years of training produce a human driver. That being said, you don't really need training to understand a STOP sign by the time you are r
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by Dansvidania 8mo ago
I disagree. Human memory is literally changing the weights in your neural network. Like, exactly the same. So in the machine learning world, it would need to be continuous re-training (I think its called fine-tuning now?). Context is not &q
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by Dansvidania 8mo ago
If you see gaining fine motor control, understanding pictographic language […] as a prerequisite to driving a car, then yes, all of them are
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by Dansvidania 8mo ago
That’s not learning. That’s carrying over context that you are trusting is correctly summarised over from one conversation to the next.
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by Dansvidania 8mo ago
I think the time when engineers could steer the heading of the companies they work for is long gone, sadly. It’s too little too late. Don’t be evil is not a value anyone is even pretending to uphold. I’d rather someone of these very smart p
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by Dansvidania 8mo ago
Maybe that’s why they like Israel so much.
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Ask HN: What did you accomplish with OpenClaw that's not "just for fun"?
1 points by Dansvidania 8mo ago|0 comments
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by Dansvidania 8mo ago
I just don't think that unexplained == supernatural, so the conclusion does not seem obvious to me

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