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by _doctor_love 3mo ago
Late to the party but wanted to say thank you and contribute an idea - let the user community of this tool henceforth be known as juggalos.
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Exotic phenomena in dimension 4 [video](youtube.com)
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ICME Labs – formal proofs for agent work(docs.icme.io)
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by _doctor_love 3mo ago
Stuff like this is what makes me not worry about AI overtaking humanity. The human brain + mind is so sophisticated, we have no idea what untapped potential still remains. And anecdotally, this headline feels like it's confirming somet
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by _doctor_love 3mo ago
I like the podcast features still for getting an overview or orientation on a new topic where I know I need a big context dump before I can begin to do anything under my own speed. I have tried the "walk and talk" pattern with AI,
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by _doctor_love 3mo ago
They exist but their defining characteristic seems to be that they are not well-known and generally much less wealthy than celebrity CEOs. Similar to the music world, the better you are, usually the more obscure you are as well. (e.g., Alla
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by _doctor_love 3mo ago
What do you do for work if it's not writing code? I'm always fascinated by the non-paid-professional-programmers who frequent HN.
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by _doctor_love 3mo ago
I am sad to say it but I am not sure it is possible in the short term. It seems that there is a taste for conflict in the air and we are cruising towards another world-level spasm of violence before we can return to some semblance of sanity
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by _doctor_love 3mo ago
This is partially an on-ramp for young people. No experience? Not sure where to start? Buy this gadget! Hook it up to your machine then take lessons on how to use it. All in the OpenAI ecosystem, of course. Best outcome for OpenAI is that t
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by _doctor_love 3mo ago
That's the key, a physical object is much more easily made part of a devs identity. Projecting a hacker image has become very fashion based. e.g., some devs love their clickity-clackity keyboards with LEDs, others have those all-blacks
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by _doctor_love 3mo ago
Hey, as long as the masses are looking to the left and the right for their enemies, rather than up, that's what's desired.
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by _doctor_love 3mo ago
Reminds me of an observation made when they removed Maus from a library in Tennessee I think it was: "these people want a kinder gentler Holocaust." It's totally idiotic the state we have reached, with an absolutely equal n
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by _doctor_love 3mo ago
Wasn't it Jeff Skilling who once waxed poetical about hypothetical future value?
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by _doctor_love 3mo ago
I think your attitude is pretty lazy. It's a low-effort answer to say "skill issue" and then walk away feeling superior. Much harder to lean in to the other person, understand them, then help guide them onto the path. When yo
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by _doctor_love 3mo ago
The key is to remove degrees of freedom from the agent. IMHO this is the really hard work of agentic engineering. You need to strongly constrain what the agent can even do in the first place to force it into a certain area. That runs the da
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by _doctor_love 3mo ago
"I just want a deluge. Just one little deluge. Is that too much to ask?"
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by _doctor_love 3mo ago
> Yes, we all remember the Vasa, and understand how it applies to any untested overengineered idea. We clearly do not given that this story repeats over and over again.
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by _doctor_love 3mo ago
The deeper issue was that no-one had the ability to push back on the king's demands. When the king rules by divine right, pushing back on the stakeholder is pushing back on God. Back in the day that was a great way to expedite the proc
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by _doctor_love 3mo ago
Seriously credit to you on that ASCII art. I grew up sailing and you captured it beautifully. Well done.
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by _doctor_love 3mo ago
Agree with the observation others have made. The only true solve if a specific model version is critical to your application or workflow, you need to host the model yourself so you have control over it. You don't want to be stuck getti
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by _doctor_love 3mo ago
Brother, I took a look at your comment history and I think you're projecting. I also noticed on your profile that you've submitted literally nothing to this site but have made lots of comments, usually negative ones. To paraphra
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by _doctor_love 4mo ago
Fiction or non-fiction?
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by _doctor_love 4mo ago
We were in an age of reading? I gave up about 10 years ago on people as readers. I have recommended so many books and articles to software people over the years and it's honestly depressing how many people have told me they don't
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by _doctor_love 4mo ago
UTM is undefeated for me, especially in combination with Vagrant. What I'm hoping for is a polished turn-key solution version of all this. tart is also an option I like a lot, but it's macOS only.
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by _doctor_love 4mo ago
Look forward to seeing it!
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by _doctor_love 4mo ago
Nice! I will be sure to check it out. IMHO it's a good thing if there's a bit of competition.
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by _doctor_love 4mo ago
My current power move in the age of AI: do nothing. I had an idea like this and thought I could vibe code it, but then I figured someone else would care more and do it first. I was right! This looks like a great app and I'm excited to
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by _doctor_love 4mo ago
This makes sense to me, much as I don't like it. IMHO the strategy taken by StrongDM's attractor coding agent seems like a path of least resistance. Directly target the LLM providers APIs and directly target their default tools.
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by _doctor_love 4mo ago
What’s a tortoise?
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by _doctor_love 4mo ago
The dive industry, when I got my PADI one of the instructors told me diving is mainly self-regulated.

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