baalimago

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by baalimago 7mo ago
If I say "Girlfriend, I love equally to my operative system" I'm in for a world of trouble.
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by baalimago 7mo ago
To me, loving inanimate "trivial" things diminishes the value of love. I love my girlfriend and my pets. I like my kitchen knife and my car. To bunch up both into the same category confuses things into "which one do I love th
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by baalimago 7mo ago
"Loving" any OS is strange to me. It's just a tool. I don't love my kitchen knife, or car. Nor do I love my computer, or any application on it. Web3, Rust, NixOS. The holy trinity of cult-like appreciation. I do wonder w
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by baalimago 7mo ago
The evolution of this is to use agents, and have users "chat with the data"
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by baalimago 7mo ago
The idea, as I understand it, is not to run edgejs multitenant in the sense that have multiple tenants under the same edgejs process. Instead, you spawn one edgejs process for each tenant. So in the openclaw example each sandboxed call woul
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Bell Character(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by baalimago 7mo ago|0 comments
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by baalimago 7mo ago
It's there, you just need to use it with the responses API. Set model field to 'gpt-5.3-codex'
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by baalimago 7mo ago
Replace "Agent" with "Employee" and apply the same algorithm. Evaluate employee efficiency. Profit?
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Boltzmann Brain(en.wikipedia.org)
6 points by baalimago 7mo ago|0 comments
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by baalimago 8mo ago
I do wonder what the outcome would've been had the 4 hours been spent in perfecting the input to the AI-generator. It's not a fair comparison if the same amount of time is not spent on both. How good mesh can a human produce in th
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The Post-Human Workforce(lorentz.app)
2 points by baalimago 8mo ago|0 comments
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by baalimago 8mo ago
Another approach is to spec functionality using comments and interfaces, then tell the LLM to first implement tests and finally make the tests pass. This way you also get regression safety and can inspect that it works as it should via the
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by baalimago 8mo ago
I've never gotten incorrect answers faster than this, wow! Jokes aside, it's very promising. For sure a lucrative market down the line, but definitely not for a model of size 8B. I think lower level intellect param amount is aroun
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by baalimago 8mo ago
There is an ongoing lobbying push for "Made in EU" [0] which is unrelated to OPs article. The winds sure are blowing towards European sovereignty. Thanks, Trump! [0]: https://www.euronews.com/business/2026&#x2
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by baalimago 8mo ago
Inspiring! I'll likely pursue the same thing.
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by baalimago 8mo ago
I don't see the point nor the hype for these models anymore. Until the price is reduced significantly, I don't see the gain. They've been able to solve most tasks just fine for the past year or so. The only limiting factor is
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by baalimago 8mo ago
Very cool! I imagine it'll be possible to start a static webserver + WebMCP app then use browser as virtualization layer instead of npm/uvx. The browser has tons of functionality baked in, everything from web workers to persistenc
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Show HN: This is my Shell(lorentz.app)
2 points by baalimago 8mo ago|0 comments
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by baalimago 8mo ago
> "Data is the new oil, but only if you know how to refine it." Oil[0] is fairly useless without being refined as well. Perhaps: "Data is the new oil, you need to refine it"? [0]: https://en.wikipedia.org&#
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by baalimago 8mo ago
Well, anyone can derive a new result in anything. Question is most often if the result makes any sense
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by baalimago 8mo ago
It's not an ascii renderer, but a ascii diagram drawing tool
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by baalimago 8mo ago
I'm a huge fan of asciiflow, this is better!
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by baalimago 8mo ago
But how will they ever create good art without suffering and poverty?
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by baalimago 8mo ago
Well... I can't argue with facts. Especially not when they're in graph form.
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by baalimago 8mo ago
I've never heard anyone speak of "async agents". Autonomous agents, yes. Async? No. Sounds like a information bubble, if you ask me. A quick google trends lookup validates this: https://trends.google.com/explo
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by baalimago 8mo ago
I can't tell which one is supposed to be good, and the design is not intuitive enough for me to know which is the LiftKit (the one I'm supposed to prefer). I'll stick to LLM design, thank you very much
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by baalimago 8mo ago
The fact that the community thoroughly inspects the ethics of these hyperscalers is interesting. Normally, these companies probably "violate ethical constraints" far more than 30-50% of the time, otherwise they wouldn't be so
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by baalimago 9mo ago
Or better yet: Connect to some trendy AI (or web3) company's chatbot. It almost always outputs good coding tips
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by baalimago 9mo ago
It's pretty cool. What would be cooler is to have it as a MCP server... and then use claude code
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by baalimago 9mo ago
I'm a bit surprised that people need an LLM to automate things like this. Is the market really that large, to cause such a hype? I don't think I'm being "elitist" by having a calendar and a pen, am I..? The one tang

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