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by barbazoo 1y ago
People love their ingroup terminology and quirks. Like that a power cable connecting the RV is a shoreline (eyeroll) and that ships are female (double eyeroll).
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by barbazoo 1y ago
Wow what a rabbit hole to get into. The whole system of “lordship” is wild to me, I recommend watching Downton Abbey for a light intro into the topic :)
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Hypothetical that I’d be happy to deal with when the time comes. We always imagine the worst case I get that. But once something like this takes off I imagine the whole point is to have created a community. And a community has lots of peopl
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by barbazoo 1y ago
I keep sharing stories like this with them. Privacy violations, genocide, mental health, …. Whenever I think it might be something someone cares about I share with them. I also make an effort to explain to my non tech folks that meta is Fac
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by barbazoo 1y ago
Different experience for me, ~500Gb so about 10 chunks of 50Gb (largest chunk size) that had to be downloaded by hand because of their auth. When the download got interrupted I had maybe 4 more tries, might have been more, but after trying
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by barbazoo 1y ago
Thanks, I think I get it now. In our case I've dealt with this problem by refactoring the monolithic agent into smaller agents, smaller, more specific prompts, fewer, more relevant tools. We've found that monolithic agents just do
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by barbazoo 1y ago
I meant precedence for the destruction of a “social system”, obviously I know that we’re destroying the planet. The quote was > Capitalism breeds globalization and then his destruction. Since this is our first capitalism it’s hard to ext
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Based on those numbers I’d be surprised to not “find a single one who would be offended if their employer partnered with the military”.
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by barbazoo 1y ago
That sounds interesting. How did that work, did you rent a place for coworking and then opened it up for the social aspect?
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by barbazoo 1y ago
> Luckily we now are able to launch stuff into orbit a lot cheaper. “We” as in the select few countries that have the launch capability and the space tech. Again a public good is being commoditized and being sold to the highest bidder.
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by barbazoo 1y ago
> There is no problem that can't be solved by another level of indirection. David Wheeler
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by barbazoo 1y ago
I'm curious, what issue does that solve? I'm only working on agents that make tool calls via HTTP in a home baked way but I can't imagine how resolving the tools from 2 MCP servers is harder than 1.
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by barbazoo 1y ago
I appreciate FK constraints as a form of schema documentation.
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Honest thoughts from a climate scientist on what it means to exceed 1.5°C [video](youtube.com)
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> Capitalism breeds globalization and then his destruction. Do we have any precedence for the destruction part?
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I imagine much of not going after big tech was probably politics and the unwillingness to offend a major geopolitical and trading partner.
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In terms of earning money, but surely that's not what's it's all about, is it?
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And might even be fun to implement and maintain.
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Growth and consumption under all circumstances. And we’re fuelling it with our personal behavior.
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Don’t you need a SSN for anything that’s not under the table?
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I like stuff like this that brings things from the digital world to the physical world. It’s very practical but also art in a way.
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Depending on which entity, this could affect hundreds of millions of people.
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by barbazoo 1y ago
It feels like gatekeeping to me. An attempt to prescribe a way to convey information that the author happens to be genius level at. As a developer when I first encountered auto-linters I felt threatened. When I saw coding agents my first re
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by barbazoo 1y ago
Personally this feels very judgemental. I’d be happy to get an AI aided response by someone trying to improve getting their point across like many of us English language learners. LLM are a godsend for people that aren’t masters of the lang
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by barbazoo 1y ago
Why not attack the substance instead of the presentation then? It’s like code, I review it as if the person had written it by hand.
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A bit like a crutch. I wouldn’t judge someone using those.
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> But Pydantic is starting to creep into every layer, even your domain, and it starts to itch. I can’t relate yet. Itch how? It doesn’t really go into what the problem is they’re solving.
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What you probably envision but didn’t say is that this would be in a world where a website could be a first class citizen and behave more like an app. Mobile browsers don’t have e to be so shitty.
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An app can’t be hidden easily, in a browser you just go incognito. Some people just don’t want others to know.
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Isn't that what Monero is trying to do? Why can't I pay with Monero at the grocery store? Presumably because some gatekeeper that's in between me and the business has to decide whether it makes financial sense _to them_ wheth

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