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by bigcat12345678 4mo ago
https://www.medbridgenz.com/post/phased-array-ct-china Remind me of this, radar based.
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by bigcat12345678 4mo ago
This matches quite verbatim for my cursor based agentic repo. There isn't anything that were not already experienced and factored into constructs in the repo. And I also find all of the bits created for an effective agentic engineering
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by bigcat12345678 5mo ago
LLM clearly is broken by design when it's been personified, but I think "software" as we understood, is inevitably evolving into "personified entity" (I've left some notes in [1], which are AI generated). There
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by bigcat12345678 5mo ago
I laugh Consciousness is an invention in human language. Just like "cat", it's not a particularly more fundamental essence than any other concept in human language. Its peculiarity is that it's at the pinnacle of abstrac
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by bigcat12345678 5mo ago
Because agents is different than conventional software: 1. They behave differently: non-deterministic vs deterministic 2. They have different mechanism: harness+llms vs codes+apis 3. They have different interfaces: clicking vs chatting They
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by bigcat12345678 5mo ago
My feeling is that building agent with agent will be the first stable & mature software development pattern emerging. I reached that in several forward-looking induction: 1. If agent is continuing the path to trivialize software develop
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by bigcat12345678 5mo ago
Echo words here. Modern worlds are led by traumatized, through pathological education and media propaganda, with a undertone of those being hurt and damaged to fear for others suffering the same (while they subconsciously are aware that the
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by bigcat12345678 5mo ago
what things create? From what I understand from physics, matters are there, nothing can be created. A vague memory of quantum physics hints matters out of vacuum, but my affirmation of that thought is less firm than the classic preservation
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by bigcat12345678 5mo ago
I am very happy to discover this. Given the trending-to-zero software writing cost, a local self-contained source code management tool would be natural for delivering software, i.e., software becomes an agent with specialized code as its ha
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by bigcat12345678 5mo ago
My guess: Marketing is not intentional. Evidences: 10 years ago, when I interviewed Baidu AI with Andrew Ng and Dario, Dario is the kind of person is pure-hearted to the point being ideological. Given Dario's successful career so far,
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by bigcat12345678 7mo ago
> Unfortunately, unlike many other languages, SQLite has no formal specification describing how it should be parsed. BorgCfg had exactly the same situation. mpvl (borgcfg original author, author of https://cuelang.org/ )
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by bigcat12345678 7mo ago
Isn't this why this statement should be taken seriously? But your statement implies the opposite, which is to ignore Larry Fink's warning. That appears irrational.
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by bigcat12345678 8mo ago
Unikernel/libos is relevant
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by bigcat12345678 8mo ago
I am thinking if this can be a low-level substrate for composing dumb LLMs into smart swarm, theoretically: 1. A whole with disparate parts ( smart and dumb components) are almost always more cost-effective to reach a given target of p
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by bigcat12345678 8mo ago
It seems that AI finally give the space to true pure-blood system software systems to unleash their potential. Pretty much all morn software tooling, removing the parts that aim at appeal to humans, becomes much more reliable tools. But it&
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by bigcat12345678 8mo ago
Yes CIV3 still feels to me the peak Civ experience. The content is a bit lacking though, would see more diversity in tech tree, and units.
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by bigcat12345678 9mo ago
This is the most plausible tool for vibe infra I can think of
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by bigcat12345678 10mo ago
> It’s just that Manus is particularly egregious in their false advertising, and their bullshit is an insult to people doing actual heavy lifting, like DeepSeek or Alibaba Qwen team. I still felt this baseless. Manus at the time is break
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by bigcat12345678 10mo ago
If it has nothing to do with being Chinese founded, then why it stated obviously baseless statements without objections until myself pointed out the facts. I mean, manus is top tier by any measure in the startup scene, and someone just say
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by bigcat12345678 10mo ago
A failed demo discounted a entire 100mm arr?
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by bigcat12345678 10mo ago
I don't get it Riding a wave of industry is literally the foundation of startups paradiam itself. Why it suddenly became a sin for a Chinese founded startup? This is exactly the disgusting bias (even to the point of racism) I mostly po
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by bigcat12345678 10mo ago
> People literally built OpenManus the next day after Manus' launch marketing went viral to demonstrate the point. I tried openmanus and I frowned at openmanus team's intentionally attention grabbing gimmick after manus' o
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by bigcat12345678 10mo ago
I am Chinese and AI founder since 2023 This statement is completely baseless 1. Manus was never targeting Chinese domestic market, for obvious reasons 2. Manus was founded by successful founder with exit, backed toptier investors in China,
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by bigcat12345678 1y ago
https://docs.lamini.ai/memory_rag/ Similar approaches have been tried before already
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by bigcat12345678 1y ago
I am surprised the CEO does not understand the dynamic of his business. An open source project replicating your product is always a boost to the business. There is no case where that's not the case. The OSS is essentially the minatenan
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by bigcat12345678 1y ago
> at least you can try and smooth things over with a bartender. Hahah... You never offended a bartender for sure.
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by bigcat12345678 1y ago
Surface level? What are depths you look? Are you not familiar with China's relentless obsession with education and excellence? The cutthroat competition in business, the insane persistence in long-term planning and execution, the vast
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by bigcat12345678 1y ago
I never able to find a left handed version of track ball... Who knows if there is such thing?
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by bigcat12345678 1y ago
AI created openapi is like mud house on beach, the first wave will destroy the whole thing into pieces beyond memory can remember it's original ugly shape...
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by bigcat12345678 1y ago
Great analogy! It's very true that any vibe code is immediately legacy after they are generated. In other words, they are incarnations of foreign minds, things from a realm that is shuttered from my access, and they are giant pile of c

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