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by Supermancho 26d ago
* Sibutramine (weight loss medication) * Suldenafil or tadalafil (ED medication) * SARMS (steroids in general) * Caffeine powder (another game of guess the dosage)
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by Supermancho 27d ago
I think the perceived situation is a matter of degree. I would say there's a measurable (almost overwhelming) amount of corporate influence already. I have no doubt there are agency operatives influencing discussion online, from record
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by Supermancho 27d ago
Once you get past trivial problems, the issue is not just "solving the problem" but proving the solution "solves the problem". This is the strongest argument as to why AI should only be used as small solvers (at this poi
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by Supermancho 27d ago
> arguing that it’s possible to make them by hand isn’t just missing the point; it’s missing the entire discussion >> Before they were not able to spam large PRs I was replying to someone insinuating that there was something I migh
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by Supermancho 28d ago
Why not? I'm pretty sure a developer could spam large PRs before and regardless of AI involvement is allowed or not.
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by Supermancho 28d ago
Moving the goalpost out to "automatic military response" is not compelling.
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by Supermancho 28d ago
This kind of comment is not helpful. The prediction has predated the discussion since at least Space Merchants (1953)
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by Supermancho 29d ago
Also outsider (like it matters). > The screenshots are literally Minecraft screenshots. Irrelevant to the DMCA claim. > It's a clone, and not a subtle one either. You are incorrect. Luanti is not a minecraft clone. It's more
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by Supermancho 29d ago
Harnesses are not a solved problem, yet. There are multiple kinds of memory that are user in them, conceptually. Working, Procedural, Semantic, etc. depending on harness design and architecture. Observe-modify is an integral part of harness
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by Supermancho 1mo ago
Having lived to adulthood before Amazon started, I remember the massive debt to profit ratio of many dotcom companies. Most importantly, I stick to Amazon's lesson: Sometimes, it's not about who's first. The winner can be det
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by Supermancho 1mo ago
I don't care if you call it an over-engineered looping machine or what, there are concrete benefits to using LLMs for this. They work faster than developing your own looping algorithm and more often produce useful results than not.
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by Supermancho 1mo ago
There are countless agent memory stores today. Closed source is a non-starter.
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by Supermancho 1mo ago
If ranked voting wasn't being outlawed in various states, it might have started the US down the path of tearing down the miserable political duopoly.
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by Supermancho 1mo ago
The Agent/harness has no meaningful distinction. The backing model(s) can only read through a harness. Call it an agent, call it a tool, call it a library. They are all harnesses if they are backed by a model. Broadly speaking, - Copil
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by Supermancho 1mo ago
Multiple government agencies have a gap in capability. Larger government body chooses to leverage a popular (private) company Z solution over trying to develop an internal system. This is often because it's already been done in smaller
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by Supermancho 1mo ago
This pattern is exceedingly common: Multiple government agencies have a gap in capability. Larger government body chooses to leverage a popular (private) company Z solution over trying to develop an internal system. This is often because it
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by Supermancho 1mo ago
Sigh. Another billionaire whose wealth is being mistaken for authority by the common folk. Worse still, an actual oracle. I see an old (and successful) pirate king trying to wear yet another hat today.
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by Supermancho 1mo ago
> These are the specific traits which allow them to reach the positions of influence or power. Those are the winners ofc, while there are innumerable losers along the way.
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by Supermancho 1mo ago
> As long as they pay for the privilege in a comparable scheme to what they want (carbon taxes, tradable quotas etc.) ... they aren't hypocrites. I don't agree. The hypocrisy is from the intent versus the behavior. eg Whaling o
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by Supermancho 1mo ago
It's interesting to read these things. I would describe this as 13 code writing rules (interpreted to be at least 16 - Starting with reduce code indentation) plus a commit message instruction set which I chose to ignore - because it&#x
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by Supermancho 1mo ago
I don't understand this slop debt either. I make lots of small changes, as I did before, alongside self-reviews. This time, the AI puts together the PR and helps with reviews. > Slop debt comes from a lack of decision. Nobody chose
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by Supermancho 1mo ago
Bribery and collusion existed well before Citizen's United, notably through shell PACs. Now there is a clear methodology that is less troublesome. Maybe behavior was amplified, but I doubt it.
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by Supermancho 1mo ago
All countries (all hierarchies) drift toward fascism. It's a historically and demonstrably effective way to consolidate power. The time to act is always, regardless if you're scared today or not.
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by Supermancho 1mo ago
I've even clicked the flag link by accident. I don't take it personally, regardless of the outcome.
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by Supermancho 1mo ago
My reply was before your edit to change the posted premise. Good luck with whatever.
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by Supermancho 1mo ago
These two things (investment in green energy and coal) can be true at the same time. China dominates global clean energy investment, accounting for more than half of the $1.1 trillion invested worldwide between 2019 and 2025, while the Unit
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by Supermancho 1mo ago
> Putin wanted Trump to decapitate the Iranian regime? This is impractical. There is a hierarchy of thousands of Mullahs that ascend when you kill off one. There is no "head". It's a distributed hierarchy or hydra, rather
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by Supermancho 1mo ago
paywalled (even with a "free" account")
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by Supermancho 1mo ago
> Funny how it is always more charges but never less or no charges. Recently: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49337602 Quota resets are so frequent they don't make the news anymore.
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by Supermancho 1mo ago
> I can't see the code before, I can't see the code after. I can't verify they do the same thing. The ultimate bad faith interpretation. "Unless I can verify the results that contradict my worldview, I don't ackn

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