Sammi

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by Sammi 9mo ago
The only difference being that he wants to replace those with himself and his.
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by Sammi 10mo ago
I just did something similar and it went swimmingly by doing this: Keep the plan and status in an md file. Tell it to finish one file at a time and run tests and fix issues and then to ask whether to proceed with the next file. You can then
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by Sammi 10mo ago
BRICS isn't real. There's literally no BRICS union. These countries talk like there is, but in practice they don't do anything collaboratively. BRICS is just their propaganda tool. Empty words.
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by Sammi 10mo ago
Antagonizing it's allies is having exactly the effect on US soft power as expected.
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by Sammi 10mo ago
The 48 fps of The Hobbit was glorious. First time I have ever been able to see what is happening on screen instead of just some slide deck mess. There were many other things worth criticizing, but the framerate was not it.
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by Sammi 10mo ago
24 fps looks like terrible judder to me in the cinema too. I'm not afraid to admit it even if it will ruffle the feathers of the old 24 fps purists. It was always just a compromise between film cost and smoothness. A compromise that is
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by Sammi 10mo ago
Dolls, cars, and balls weren't even mentioned...
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by Sammi 10mo ago
Less likely to cause git merge conflict as you don't change the original line. You only add one.
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by Sammi 10mo ago
Honestly the index seems as much a liability as a boon. Keeping the context clean and focused is one of the most important things for getting the best out of lmms. For now I prefer just adding my md files to the context whenever I deem them
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by Sammi 10mo ago
Yes exactly. Skills are just sub agents.md files + an index. The index tells the agent about the content of the .md files and when to use them. Just a short paragraph per file, so it's token efficient and doesn't take much of your
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by Sammi 10mo ago
Even that isn't generic and broad enough. I've noticed so many people mean SaaS when they say cloud. That isn't even a hardware or server or infrastructure meaning. It's referring to a whole cohesive IT product that you
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by Sammi 10mo ago
Cloud must be the most uselessly overloaded term ever. I have no way of knowing what you are actually talking about when you use it.
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by Sammi 10mo ago
A country building out its export industry means more people get jobs and out of poverty. Chinese leaders didn't do it for the benefit of their people. They only do anything in order to stay in power inside of the party so they can be
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by Sammi 10mo ago
I don't remember Black Mirror writing this episode. But I didn't watch the latest season either.
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by Sammi 10mo ago
It's like saying in the 1970s that people would become dumber because of calculators. It's a tool. You can use it lazily and not learn much, or you use it actively as something that propels you further along in your learning.
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by Sammi 10mo ago
You probably need to add some visual indicator that the generation is ongoing. A progress bar is ideal, but those can be hard to feed with real data.
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by Sammi 10mo ago
There's an easier fix. Have the candidates state if they have a vision disability first and then send them down a different pathway for validation. There aren't that many, so it's not going to be costly or anything.
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by Sammi 10mo ago
Sure. In theory people could be doing that. But for the third time: what is happening in practice? What people _could_ be doing vs what they _are_ doing was explicitly my point, so please stop pretending it wasn't, less we have to repe
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by Sammi 10mo ago
You are mixing theory with practice. In theory felines can be both cats and tigers. In practice the felines walking around your neighborhood are all cats.
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by Sammi 10mo ago
https://codeberg.org
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by Sammi 10mo ago
In practice today JSDoc 100% completely and utterly always is Typescript. It might not have been so originally. It might still be possible to do differently. But in practice today you are getting Typescript in your JSDoc with the out of the
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by Sammi 10mo ago
I'm kinda confused about why this even is something that we need an extra feature for when it's basically already built in to the agentic development feature. I just keep a folder of md files and I add whatever one is relevant whe
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by Sammi 10mo ago
* sorry, I accidentally a word
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by Sammi 10mo ago
I don't have a degree in low voltage electrical engineering, but haven worked close to people who are this does all look like grunt work in that field. So maybe get a bachelor in low voltage electrical engineering? It's all as muc
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by Sammi 10mo ago
> Naturally workers will begin to prefer the motions of the work they find satisfying more than the result it has for the business's bottom line, from which they're alienated. Wow. I've read a lot of hacker news this past
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by Sammi 11mo ago
> Software estimates are not futile or make believe. They are useful even if they are not always precise. That’s why the industry continues to use them. The industry continues to fail when trying to use them. They have negative usefulnes
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by Sammi 11mo ago
There's is no fair comparison to be made here with how + and * work is most languages, precisely because + and * work the same in most languages, while whatever perl is doing here is just idiosyncratic. Even C gets it's fair share
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by Sammi 11mo ago
This seems like a synonym for botnet.
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by Sammi 11mo ago
I absolutely do not encourage anything bellicose. I'm saying you are not good for not defending yourself. Everyone needs to defend their access through the Suez.
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by Sammi 11mo ago
Unfortunately your assessment is based on the faulty premise that anyone in international politics does anything to be nice. The US doesn't give one rats ass about Egypt. The US won and got their way in Suez and the international seas

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