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by abtinf 5mo ago
Your doubts are solidly founded; I can confirm I am not yet dead and my organs have not yet been donated.
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by abtinf 5mo ago
I will be removing my organ donor status. This is horrifying.
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by abtinf 5mo ago
hesamation/Qwen3.6-35B-A3B-Claude-4.6-Opus-Reasoning-Distilled-GGUF @ Q6_K 8112 tokens @ 52.97 TPS, 0.85s TTFT https://gistpreview.github.io/?7bdefff99aca89d1bc12405323bd4... Full session: https://gist.githu
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Homunctor – The Simplest Agent(github.com)
1 points by abtinf 5mo ago|1 comments
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by abtinf 5mo ago
I made a repo showing the smallest agent I could come up with. If you're like me, the "magic" around agents is uncomfortable. I needed to understand precisely how they work. Partly inspired by the simplicity of the Pi agent h
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by abtinf 5mo ago
Shouting people down isn’t “open debate”.
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by abtinf 5mo ago
A field sobriety test is distinct from a chemical analysis (breathalyzer or otherwise). In California, you are required to submit to chemical testing (breath, urine, or blood — I don’t recall the rules for which applies in which situations)
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by abtinf 5mo ago
> there should be verifiable reverse lookup to a valid registered number This has existed for a very, very long time; its just a business feature you have to pay a lot of extra money for and that is generally unavailable to consumers. Bu
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by abtinf 5mo ago
That is a devastating comment. I will now be extremely skeptical of bun.
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by abtinf 6mo ago
You didn’t anticipate most people stick with defaults?
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by abtinf 6mo ago
You can just reallocate away from an index fund.
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by abtinf 6mo ago
Nasdaq is an exchange. S&P 500 is an index. S&P 500 includes companies from multiple exchanges. Like Nvidia, which lists on Nasdaq.
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by abtinf 6mo ago
Perhaps vibe coding the A/B testing engine isn't the best idea.
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by abtinf 6mo ago
I wouldn't be surprised if folks start complaining to California government agencies like the Department of Consumer Affairs, and they take it seriously. There is a lot of political capital to be earned by appearing to be "tough&q
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by abtinf 6mo ago
That tweet only makes things worse. On top of all their other nonsense recently, it actually convinced me to cancel my subscription. I can't trust Anthropic to manage their products in a way that supports my workflow.
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by abtinf 6mo ago
The grocery chain campaign is well documented. Just search for it. The short answer is that bags are a non-trivial cost for the larger chains. Now, they get to charge for them at an astounding markup and no longer have to compete with any g
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by abtinf 6mo ago
This is the most likely answer. Just as it was the large grocery chains that have funded all the plastic/paper bag bans. The gun lobby has a long history of trying to ban low cost market entrants.
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Amazon Luna Shuts Down without refunds?
3 points by abtinf 6mo ago|1 comments
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by abtinf 6mo ago
> I am all for the ban of social media. But I am afraid that it will give us more government meddling and interfering on our devices. A “ban” is literally government interference. Pick a lane.
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by abtinf 6mo ago
> risks to national security …really? Really. Apparently the Secretary of War agrees with him.
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by abtinf 6mo ago
So this is why GitHub is having so many problem…
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by abtinf 7mo ago
Seriously, just use plan mode first and you get like 90% of the way there, with CC launching subagents that will generally do the right thing anyway. IMHO most of this “customize your config to be more productive” stuff will go away within
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by abtinf 7mo ago
The lack of a token rate metric for the kimi example is disappointing.
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by abtinf 7mo ago
You might enjoy the novel A Town Like Alice by Nevil Shute.
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by abtinf 7mo ago
The proper term in your example is “counterfeit”.
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by abtinf 7mo ago
I’m a little unclear on the usage of the word “fake” here. Going by article, these are real people doing actual real work, they often use stolen identities to conceal information about themselves, and they get help from outside sources to d
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by abtinf 7mo ago
I find to be true for expensive approvals as well. If I can approve something without review, it’s instant. If it requires only immediate manager, it takes a day. Second level takes at least ten days. Third level trivially takes at least
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by abtinf 7mo ago
The PR won’t take 5 hours of work, but it could easily sit that long waiting for another engineer to willing to context switch from their own heads-down work.
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by abtinf 7mo ago
The worst built apple product is the HomePod. It just sits there, with no one touching it. Suddenly, music randomly starts and stops playing. Take it into the Apple Store, they acknowledge it’s a known hardware defect to start registering n
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by abtinf 7mo ago
FWIW I think “Please don't complain that a submission is inappropriate. If a story is spam or off-topic, flag it.” is different from the others. It’s an instruction for how to use the site. It’s helpful to have it in the guidelines for

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