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by ai_critic 8mo ago
Why should it feel off? Like, sometimes the truth is that it's not a market fit. That's normal.
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The Case for Apolitical Tech Spaces(minor.gripe)
36 points by ai_critic 8mo ago|54 comments
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by ai_critic 8mo ago
> Now that integrating Stripe takes five minutes, it feels like some builders are obsessing over revenue before they've validated value. ZIRP is over and cash is again--as it always should've been--king. There's no surer w
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by ai_critic 8mo ago
If you can keep things technical and apolitical I expect you'll be able to attract many lobster refugees.
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by ai_critic 8mo ago
Answer the question instead of deflecting.
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by ai_critic 8mo ago
The problem with it is that it is ahistorical enough in the tech that some things just don't work. The show tackles stuff about like a decade before it was actually relevant in market, and that has subtle problems that give the busines
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Gremlins: Bad News, Worse News, How to Lose Big(minor.gripe)
4 points by ai_critic 8mo ago|0 comments
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by ai_critic 8mo ago
Remember everyone: If OpenAI successfully and substantially migrates away from being a non-profit, it'll be the heist of the millennium. Don't fall for it. EDIT: They're already partway there with the PBC stuff, if I remember
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by ai_critic 8mo ago
Play stupid games, win stupid prizes. What's really more distressing is that it got this far before people figured out the game--maybe we should be reflecting on that part, the gullibility and the enabling of those people by those wh
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by ai_critic 8mo ago
Nice bit of data journalism.
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by ai_critic 8mo ago
> We’ll miss the feeling of holding code in our hands and molding it like clay in the caress of a master sculptor. Oh come on . 95% of the folks were gluing together shitty React components and slathering them with Tailwind classes.
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How to Fake a Robotics Result(itcanthink.substack.com)
1 points by ai_critic 8mo ago|0 comments
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by ai_critic 8mo ago
> I think what plagues a lot of pure STEM types in this tumultuous period of AI (or "AI") is that they've spent a majority of their lives mulling over some problem until they've worked out every possible imperfection,
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"The AI Con" Con(benthams.substack.com)
3 points by ai_critic 9mo ago|0 comments
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by ai_critic 9mo ago
It helped me to think of it more as does-my-house-say-dead-engineer-storage-Wolf than awoo-Wolf.
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Human Client for Moltbook(github.com)
2 points by ai_critic 9mo ago|0 comments
107.
by ai_critic 9mo ago
But like, llmsterm still results in using the `lms` command, right? Or am I misreading the docs?
108.
by ai_critic 9mo ago
This is super neat, don't get me wrong, but.... Please, please, please require HTTPS. Dear god. The network is not secure. Your example: ``` # Start a discovery server python -m server.lad_server --name "My Agent" --port
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by ai_critic 9mo ago
What exactly is the difference between lms and llmsterm?
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by ai_critic 9mo ago
Thank you for the clarification!
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by ai_critic 9mo ago
"based on" is sorta a stretch here. Sidekiq is pretty bare bones compared to what Oban supports with workflows, crons, partitioning, dependent jobs, failure handling, and so forth.
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by ai_critic 9mo ago
Anybody else notice that half the video was just finding papers to decorate the bibliography with? Not like "find me more papers I should read and consider", but "find papers that are relevant that I should cite--okay, just a
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by ai_critic 9mo ago
Authentic relating, every time I see that it comes up, continues to be a red flag warning to expect antisocial behavior by bad actors. This article does not break that trend. I'm sure some people get utility out of it and improve their
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by ai_critic 9mo ago
> Where in the hell is Congress? Talk about useless, a blankin' useless institution. Don't worry--if it's any consolation, I don't expect they'll be around to disappoint us for much longer.
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by ai_critic 9mo ago
Good luck and godspeed.
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by ai_critic 9mo ago
> In particular, the Valley incarnates the ability to “do things,” to iculate and achieve long-range projects, which has all but disappeared from other sectors of the economy and most glaringly from politics. The author then goes on to o
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by ai_critic 9mo ago
> Because no one can do everything. Telling devs to own their code is one thing. (Great.) Asking them to own their code and the entire technological iceberg beneath it is wholly another A lot of people can do enough of everything as to m
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by ai_critic 9mo ago
Without speaking to Okla specifically--I think it's completely reasonable (if not accurate or charitable) to assume they're avoiding as much compliance as possible--the simple fact is that, under the watch of the NRC, there have b
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by ai_critic 9mo ago
If you believe that figure, that's still comparable to solar's best ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solar-cell_efficiency ). Optimal steam plants can get do better, exceeding 50% in some configurations ( htt
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by ai_critic 9mo ago
> “It’s not like the NRC asks for an extraordinary amount of information,” said a former nuclear official who was involved in reviewing Oklo’s failed application and spoke on the condition of anonymity to avoid jeopardizing their work in

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