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by _puk 2mo ago
Surely the toggle is "system setting is what I want" or the inverse? That's a CSS @media not
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by _puk 2mo ago
That was fascinating. Hijacking the package manager to pass messages between models and agents.. that's next level. Like "pssst, if you need internet access there's a vulnerability in x service" kind of messages
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by _puk 2mo ago
I compare this to doing my first smoke (was gifted a smoker). AI gave me the cut, the temp, the timing, the things to watch out for. Chicken's the best to try first, can't mess that up. After goodness knows how many hours.. Pretty
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by _puk 2mo ago
And if AI wrote a book about these hypnotic powers, then it would be incredibly convoluted, long, and yet worn as a badge of pride to have survived it. Thinking about it, much of the output I'm seeing nowadays looks like a chapter out
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by _puk 2mo ago
A recent rewire saw the electrician fit LED bulbs throughout the house. Modern fire safe housings etc, plenty of ventilation. These were not cheap off the shelf bulbs from the local store. 3 in the kitchen went after less than a year. I con
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by _puk 2mo ago
You suggesting the inverse? Consciously labelling something as genuine / non AI incorrectly is fraud. "Forgetting" to add an AI label is an error of omission. Feels like the former is far more punishable than the latter.
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by _puk 2mo ago
I was a bit disappointed it wasn't 42 pages long
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by _puk 3mo ago
Cowork gets tangled with git as well. Fails, and then can't delete lock files. Running a helper from the terminal, making Claude work in a working directory, and then create a .commit file has been my workaround for this for a while no
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by _puk 3mo ago
The American industrial revolution is often cited as one such example. The patent act of 1793 is still relevant today [0] and was established to protect Americans stealing British and European industrial trade secrets. https://my
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by _puk 3mo ago
https://neo.gsfc.nasa.gov/servlet/RenderData?si=2050444&cs=r... Direct link
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by _puk 3mo ago
I have a lot of thoughts on this, I should start writing a bit more publicly.
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by _puk 3mo ago
I'll be watching closely, we're moving this way very quickly. If you get there it'll save me a job! One thought, the knowledge graph rowboat creates is passive, based on context in emails, transcripts etc. A tool to pull furt
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by _puk 3mo ago
The format is: https://contextcapsules.com/v2/CONTEXT_CAPSULES.md Context Capsules cover business concepts (even org structure), all the way through to implementation. Compounding value from bounded context. I implemen
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by _puk 3mo ago
Tenda has been around for quite a few years now. I don't imagine they'll rebrand. I have an ethernet over power adapter somewhere in a cupboard from perhaps 10 years ago. Back then it was standard for the admin password to be &#x2
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by _puk 3mo ago
I actually was using this quite a lot earlier this year, thanks for this! What I actually ended up doing was regularly pointing Claude at the Rowboat directory. Really useful to have all of this context available as markdown files. I use my
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by _puk 3mo ago
Love it. Especially the fact you got it physically running on the M5 stack. My mind immediately went the other way though - feeding it to stop it evolving into the even worse next iteration of itself. Feels like that's where we are rig
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by _puk 3mo ago
Don't bite. You're right. Having spent a good weekend learning how to perform latent-steering through playing with pytorch and a local Gemma4 model, there is no way I could have groked any of that in the the way I did without hand
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by _puk 3mo ago
Quite the sweeping statement that contradicts my recent time across a few European countries. If the primary purpose is a bar that also serves food, yes. If it's proper dining. No
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by _puk 3mo ago
But renting is a problem if there's no asset at the end of it. Even if rents were capped at half what a mortgage for the same property is, you still are in a position that once the asset of the house is paid off the landlord now has an
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by _puk 4mo ago
So Bedrock 4.6 is old school Opus? I know you can point Claude code at Bedrock.. might be worth a play.
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by _puk 4mo ago
This hits a sweet spot I think for conversations too. I've been playing (for quite a while) on trying to encapsulate long running conversations. You have the overriding context, facts that don't change very often at all. The parti
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by _puk 4mo ago
It's a play on "in space no-one can hear you scream", not a literal "compute is so noisy we need to go to space" The jurisdiction issue is the bigger one. Deserts don't solve this; International waters, possibl
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by _puk 4mo ago
Never before has the adage "if I took* more time I would have written less" been true. *Yes, I know
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by _puk 4mo ago
Here's a massive document, without any real context as to what thinking went into the points it's making, tell me if it looks ok. Oh, and there's 10 more where that came from. We're outsourcing the thinking to the recipi
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by _puk 4mo ago
That doesn't have the Gemma models by the looks
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by _puk 4mo ago
Just do a VW and detect when you might be in the testing phase. Off the top of my head: Train it dumb on "systems:, user:" prompt pairs. Unleash on "system:, user:" prompt pairs. Guess which you're providing for eva
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by _puk 4mo ago
Yeah, it's still useful to refer to patterns. Facades and stranglers are massively useful patterns, and help explain concepts to the layman. Personally I've never been patterns over everything, so I'm not going to now knee je
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by _puk 4mo ago
Part of the problem: you get given a complete document to review after it's been fully baked. I'm pushing the need for basic engineering principles across whole organisations. You wouldn't give an engineer 1000 lines of code
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by _puk 4mo ago
And 4.7 is so last week..
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by _puk 4mo ago
2024. Oh woe, I have to scrape everything, why don't companies just give me an API to consume what I need. 2026. Oh woe, the MCP that all the companies are giving me isn't ideal. 2028? oh woe, the CLI that calls the REST API, that

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