blairfrandeen

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by blairfrandeen 16d ago
I've learned a surprising amount by watching AI do stuff in the shell, or running an agent in a sandbox and having it tell me what commands to run on the machine I'm debugging.
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by blairfrandeen 2mo ago
I like the idea of treating the agent as an expert reviewer, and I think that having it be "read-only" is a good approach. I use it at my job this way due to professional constraints, and I'm using it this way in my own time
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by blairfrandeen 2y ago
You had me at "Free University Compiler Kit"
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by blairfrandeen 3y ago
Chapstick Floss - you never know when you'll get something between your teeth Band-aids - getting one through official sources due to a papercut is way too much peperwork
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by blairfrandeen 4y ago
I installed Ubuntu on a Dell laptop recently that wasn't on the approved list. It required a few tries, and running some scary commands in my BIOS to change the filesystem parameters. It works fine, and I can still dual boot to my old
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by blairfrandeen 4y ago
I was never really into Twitter, but this inspired me to log in and link to my mastodon account. I was gonna delete my account anyway
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by blairfrandeen 4y ago
I'm sure we can find that out in the next 60 seconds if we want. All puzzles from previous years are available.
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by blairfrandeen 4y ago
Sure, sounds fun. This entire thread is very inspiring.
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by blairfrandeen 4y ago
Wow, this article hits home. Recently my wife and I were admiring the full moon, and she wondered aloud how many moons we'd been together and said, "maybe you should use your programming stuff to find out." A month later I su