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   An LLM Codegen Hero's Journey(harper.blog)

   2 points by aeontech 1y ago|0 comments
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   by aeontech 1y ago

   Oh, I just realized I am guilty of the drive-by-free-association comment without actually saying anything about the subject of the post - sorry! Very cool to see a team use Jepsen for super early pre-release testing of the system. I wonder
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   by aeontech 1y ago

   Aside from obvious Smalltalk influence, this also brings to mind Darklang (that switched to an open-source model recently [1]). I wonder how this will pan out... very interesting to see new approaches being explored. [1]: https:/&#x2F
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   by aeontech 1y ago

   The ending tag in the demo video is "For stories only you could imagine" That's... uh... a pretty bold description for a tool where you are in fact outsourcing the "imagination" part to the machine.
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   by aeontech 1y ago

   I mean... this is a deterministic task, can just run it through autoformatter? Why ask AI to do indentation of all things?
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   by aeontech 1y ago

   That sounds like stuff of science fiction, can't believe it works. The best part is that it works long distance without having to have satellites in the sky... and is probably un-jammable? Thanks for sharing this, so cool to learn abou
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   WWDC25: Verify Identity Documents on the Web (MDL, MDoc, etc.) [video](developer.apple.com)

   2 points by aeontech 1y ago|0 comments
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   by aeontech 1y ago

   Wow, that is a brilliant approach. Thank you for sharing. In the US we seem to be stuck in a local maximum (or local minimum) with little chance of changes to the existing system - I wonder what kind of solutions exist to transform an entre
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   by aeontech 1y ago

   Yeah, that's where I found this one, and it looks awesome, so I thought it deserved its own post :)
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    Ogmo – free, open source, 2D level editor(ogmo-editor-3.github.io)

    83 points by aeontech 1y ago|11 comments
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    by aeontech 1y ago

    Why bother hacking your phone and installing a keylogger when we can convince your IT department to buy it and install it for your entire team. Have to say, this is pretty epic.
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    by aeontech 2y ago

    Thanks for engaging in good faith and for the detailed response (I didn't downvote any of your posts fwiw). > I never suggested energy consumption wasn't a concern. I said any code that runs expends energy. I don't think a
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    by aeontech 2y ago

    Mozilla seems to be in favor as well: https://github.com/mozilla/standards-positions/pull/1190 (and funnily enough, a comment on this PR agrees with you in that background work might not be a significant fact
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    by aeontech 2y ago

    I believe enabling lockdown mode disables media previews in messages to prevent exactly these kinds of attacks, among other mitigations.
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    by aeontech 2y ago

    The second law adds ability to replace parking spaces with ADU's, which could be useful even in more denser metro areas.
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    by aeontech 2y ago

    Maybe your neighbor is scared of the same thing happening if they knock on your door... so neither makes the first move :(
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    by aeontech 2y ago

    Probably breaking it down into [ kindly, old, gentle, man ]
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    by aeontech 2y ago

    I use an app called Clearspace on iOS - it hooks into the screen time API and prompts you with a "breathe in / breathe out" timer before it allows you to unblock the app. It also lets you unblock it for a specific configurabl
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    LLM (ML) Job Interviews (Fall 2024) – Process(mimansajaiswal.github.io)

    3 points by aeontech 2y ago|1 comments
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    by aeontech 2y ago

    Not your physical nearest neighbors, rather, product neighbors in similarity space.
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    by aeontech 2y ago

    Thanks for clarifying! I thought that Cap'n Proto allows for evolving schemas, but I guess it's true that if each of your messages is completely different, it's not going to benefit you as much perhaps.
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    by aeontech 2y ago

    Just curious if you considered Cap'n Proto as another option, or if it wasn't in the running? [1] https://capnproto.org/
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    by aeontech 2y ago

    If I understand correctly, a COW clone references the same contents (just like a hardlink) as long as all the filesystem references are pointing to identical file contents. Once you open one of the reference handles and modify the contents,
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    by aeontech 2y ago

    I'm curious about the shortcut to tally up the time - how does that work? Could you share it somewhere?
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    by aeontech 2y ago

    Biking in winter is easier than you might think actually - you might find this article about how the Finns in Oulu do it interesting: https://www.bbc.com/future/article/20231220-why-oulu-finland...
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    by aeontech 2y ago

    I expect you are rage-baiting, but just in case you are not... Even if you consider the hardware "tech jewelry", isn't it strictly better to have a way to run Linux on it instead of sending it to landfill? Seems silly to excl
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    by aeontech 2y ago

    I miss TechShop, it was full of interesting people.
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    by aeontech 2y ago

    TBH I think you are underestimating the practicality of it. If we are co-working or co-inhabiting with non-static entities, this becomes a much bigger concern. There is a reason industrial robots are generally in safety cages, with rapid sh
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    by aeontech 2y ago

    Wow, that's a very cool paper and demo!
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    by aeontech 2y ago

    This is really cool, and deserves a submission of its own, I'd say!