Supermancho

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by Supermancho 2mo ago
I, for one, welcome the world where ownership of code is difficult (if not impossible) to prove. It's a small step toward abolishing the abomination of copyrighting code.
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by Supermancho 2mo ago
Ironic
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by Supermancho 2mo ago
I have the best health plan available (as a lifelong heart patient) from my provider, which owns the hospital. I've been charged 250$ for a covid vaccine, which was administered when I was recovering from a surgery to stop Sepsis. My h
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by Supermancho 2mo ago
Can you give any examples?
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by Supermancho 2mo ago
In the North Dakota section, the picture is of a Bonanzaville street (a sort of living museum of Fargo's history), not the functioning Town Hall Bar. The Town Hall Bar is trivial to see from Google Street View. Yes, there is a "Me
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by Supermancho 2mo ago
536 AD was the absolute worst time to be alive. This is a revisiting of a question that has been asked many times.
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by Supermancho 2mo ago
Re: Memories and Skills > And none of this works properly. None. `Properly` is an ambiguous term. It may mean "not what someone expects" or something else, but I think this assertion is factually incorrect. > You have to rem
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by Supermancho 2mo ago
Memories are implemented differently agent to agent. They are usually implemented by yet-another-model-call, as a distillation of typed prompts (working memory). Conversational communication is messy with a lower signal to noise ratio than
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by Supermancho 2mo ago
> I can barely use Codex as it keeps prompting me for 'trusted access. If you run it in unsafe mode, it won't prompt. The problem is that you would probably want to run it in a container and that's annoying.
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by Supermancho 2mo ago
I'm not sure why anyone would fund "creating an agent". OpenCode is competing with Codex and Claude already. "The bullets" are not any different than other new agent projects. New agent projects pop up and die const
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by Supermancho 2mo ago
I think it's how you appear to other people you work around. Over a period of time, when the right person thinks you are useful/attractive/interesting, you get more opportunity/promotion. This happens to explain the netw
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by Supermancho 2mo ago
I will try it. npm install -g @beads/bd
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by Supermancho 2mo ago
Distinct (and pre-dates) the supervisory orchestration of Kun Chen's 'First Mate' framework.
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by Supermancho 2mo ago
I wish copilot was better at coding Java. It's like using ChatGpt 5.1, even with Fable 5 or Opus 5 as models. The other issue with copilot is how episodic memory works. Copilot writes memories after a task is completed, which means a l
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by Supermancho 2mo ago
Who is claiming AI are self-improving, other than random low signal posts on the internet?
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by Supermancho 2mo ago
> SIE is an open-source inference engine that runs the models behind every agent task through one API: search and retrieval, document-to-markdown conversion, structured output, content safety, and the agent loop itself. It replaces the p
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by Supermancho 2mo ago
> Docker containers are not enough isolation for anyone that cares about jailbreak scenarios. For the vast majority of developers, containers are enough, which is why they are ubiquitous while vms are less common. Ofc that ubiquity has l
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by Supermancho 2mo ago
I use my powers to finish my own projects (until the next creative barrier) while my professional workload has been reduced to 20% effort with 0 stress. I wrote a game I left in a folder from 11 years ago in 2 months, front and back plus al
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by Supermancho 2mo ago
> the fees paid for the leases for these projects were so high that the projects would not be economically viable in the first place. > I’m not sure what I need to cite but logically when you’ve paid 1B for a lease up front, you’ll w
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by Supermancho 2mo ago
If they had a policy to ban German speakers from submitting code to OpenJDK, it would have the same effect. None at all, which is maybe the point. It's another tool to categorize submissions/submitters they find problematic.
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by Supermancho 2mo ago
> the fees paid for the leases for these projects were so high that the projects would not be economically viable in the first place. Can you explain where you got your information from? * The leases were already paid for (in total) in 2
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by Supermancho 2mo ago
How does this story demonstrate independence? It's covering an announcement.
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by Supermancho 2mo ago
Speaking anything you want may engender consequences. There are consequences for sure, which will often result in personal suffering (change to relationships, work, etc). The one thing you won't suffer is being arrested by your governm
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by Supermancho 2mo ago
The TUI and Session manager are straightforward enough. PI is serial by default but can become more DAG-like, where Codex is designed specifically for DAG and this is going more the Codex direction. I'm much more interested in the memo
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by Supermancho 2mo ago
A far less compelling narrative is to handwave it away as "it's not really the system." The hyper-competition that capitalism breeds (for relatively little benefit) is the moral bane. More specifically, the recent history of
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by Supermancho 2mo ago
The first sentence is insulting (even if indirect), for no reason other than attention seeking to click the link. The content is was an ok read.
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by Supermancho 2mo ago
|--------|-------|------|------|-------|------| |Contract|Product|Design|Coding|Testing|Deploy| Writing Code Isn't the Bottleneck, until writing code is the bottleneck, until it's not again.
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by Supermancho 2mo ago
> super odd that a company of their size would make a blog post about it. There is no "non-company blog" that wouldn't have to trace it back to OpenAI for verification anyway. This looks like a personal message to a specif
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by Supermancho 2mo ago
The numbers are completely made up. Jr developer 2.5 vs 1.0 while "regular" is 1.0 and 1.0? The more senior the bigger the work. It's the same across both, worst case. 0.75 to 0.75? Rework from review is also much faster. Now
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New spinning drone hides in plain sight(news.northwestern.edu)
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