andai

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by andai 1mo ago
>explain like I have executive dysfunction This is true. Transformer has several orders of magnitude more working memory than any human. Compared to transformer we all have executive dysfunction. By default they explain things assuming I
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by andai 1mo ago
Huh, I always thought one of the main advantages of SQLite was supposed to be the performance. (e.g. it's one of the things they brag about on the website.)
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by andai 1mo ago
> or there's another popular thing that installs this Yeah, an AI tool: The ChatGPT/Codex app bundles a full copy of LibreOffice https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49527396
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by andai 1mo ago
Sounds like they're trading excess energy for accelerated development. Where do I sign up?
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by andai 1mo ago
Last I heard it started in the 90s. Although a lot of horrifying graphs do have their inflection point the year the iPhone came out.
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by andai 1mo ago
Yeah, most of them made it too dark to see what's going on. Also your last paragraph sounds like the setup for a late 80s scifi movie...
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by andai 1mo ago
Build me an actual hangar. Make no mistakes.
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by andai 1mo ago
WTF, Astra looks like a Unity demo project. That's way better than I was expecting. Would love to see Claude and Gemini as well. (And it would be nice to include the total cost in the table.)
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by andai 1mo ago
How am I driving? How does an engine even work?
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by andai 1mo ago
I asked Sonnet to port a prolog interpreter from Python to JS. I was surprised and delighted that it ended up writing a test suite for it. All tests passed. Until... I inspected the code: it was just a bunch of print statements that said &q
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by andai 1mo ago
I'm doing indie game dev, so not sure how much my experience transfers, but I've been working on a browser game and the game kind of sucks, but there's a huge amount of tests (by my standards). So you can have crap software w
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by andai 1mo ago
So what I'm getting from the thread, this is Plex, minus the cancer, but also minus the features?
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by andai 1mo ago
Well, folks who do such things are rare, but the next one might have a lot more impact.
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by andai 1mo ago
> I think the best way to get that is to do clean room development with a different agent What is this about? Could you give an example?
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by andai 1mo ago
g_dwCentrifugeDestroyed++;
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by andai 1mo ago
This is super cool. Seems to be quite laggy for me though, when the timeline reached 2026 and stopped, buildings still kept popping in for the next 30 seconds.
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by andai 1mo ago
Somebody really oughta do something about this mess!
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by andai 1mo ago
This is some Douglas Adams level comedy. My sides are in orbit.
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by andai 1mo ago
Thanks! > If I had that many tokens/dollars I would be running canaries and adversarial verification in prod based on e.g. traffic replay, live fuzzing, all kinds of things to build confidence without direct human line-by-line revie
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by andai 1mo ago
> malicious or dishonest bot traffic is harmful I only hear bad things about bots lately, are there any benevolent bots? I've done a tiny bit of scraping myself (usually to archive old websites before they die), and I've gotten
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by andai 1mo ago
Yeah it makes sense for dynamic content. But so far I have only seen it on blogs, which could have just been a html file.
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by andai 1mo ago
May I see it?
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by andai 1mo ago
The word simple is used here a way I'm having trouble wrapping my head around. This specific usage appears to come from this linked talk, Simple Made Easy: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SxdOUGdseq4 My reaction to the
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by andai 1mo ago
>They enjoy writing code, solving development challenges, designing, figuring out the logic, fixing bugs, and understanding the entire system as a whole. They enjoy the process itself. And they’ll never hand that over to AI agents. Yeah,
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by andai 1mo ago
OP appears to be an LLM. Project looks very interesting though. I especially like the provenance idea.
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by andai 1mo ago
Do they run Wine?
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by andai 1mo ago
lol, how am I only hearing about this now? Installing Linux on a dead badger https://strangehorizons.com/wordpress/non-fiction/articles/i... > Default partitioning: /root goes in the spinal cord and
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by andai 1mo ago
Tangential but all the pages I see protected by Anubis are just static HTML. But bot traffic is only harmful on dynamic pages right?
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by andai 1mo ago
Also by the author: Let's make a teeny tiny compiler https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36102460
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by andai 1mo ago
Well then another guy should provide a technically equivalent and morally superior service ;)

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