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by brap 6mo ago
Killing bad people is changing the world for the better
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by brap 6mo ago
Fair enough, and I respect you pointing out the alternatives
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by brap 6mo ago
I agree with you completely, but the way I see it Anthropic are x100 worse when it comes to amplifying this doomer bs for marketing. It’s their whole shtick.
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by brap 6mo ago
He’s a grown ass man tweeting in all lowercase, that’s all I needed to know. I could more or less infer the rest from that.
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by brap 6mo ago
Apparently it’s offensive to even try to make things people want
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by brap 6mo ago
But doesn’t this defeat the purpose? I would actually imagine this would be useful for observably in the sense that you can fork and then kill the loop in the fork, hop into an interactive session to figure out what it’s doing, while the lo
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by brap 6mo ago
Very nice, congrats! One thing: >Freestyle is the only sandbox provider with built-in multi-tenant git hosting — create thousands of repos via API and pair them directly with sandboxes for seamless code management. Maybe I’m just stupid,
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by brap 6mo ago
How do you enforce the use of validation library with eslint?
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by brap 6mo ago
I really like the “functional core, imperative shell” approach, I try to use it whenever I can. I wish more non-FP languages had a way to mark a function as pure (and have this statically enforced).
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by brap 6mo ago
+1. OP is clearly not read for the Agentic Era
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by brap 6mo ago
I have decided to draw an arbitrary line at mammals, just because you gotta put a line somewhere and move on with your life. Mammals shouldn’t be mistreated, for almost any reason. Sometimes the whole animal kingdom, sometimes all living or
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by brap 6mo ago
What about being alive and suffering just a little bit?
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by brap 6mo ago
>LLMs don't care about files. Oh but they do. These CLI agents are trained and specifically tuned to work with the filesystem. It’s not about the content or how it’s actually stored, it’s about the familiar access patterns. I can’t
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by brap 6mo ago
I get what you’re saying, and you’re right, however I can also see where they’re coming from: Empirically, agents (especially the coding CLIs) seem to be doing so much better with files, even if the tooling around them is less than ideal. W
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by brap 6mo ago
I couldn’t put this into words so thank you for that
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by brap 6mo ago
I hate how agreeable these things are. When I need it to review something I wrote I have to explicitly pretend that I’m the reviewer and not the author. Results change dramatically.
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by brap 7mo ago
Wegovy/Ozempic didn’t do anything for me for months. Then my doc put me on Tirzepatide+Phentermine combo and I forgot what being hungry even feels like.
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by brap 7mo ago
Doesn’t something like Wix take care of all of this?
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by brap 7mo ago
> Great, I'll get started. *does nothing*
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by brap 7mo ago
I actually don’t think golfing is such a bad thing, granted it will first handle the low hanging fruits like variable names etc, but if you push it hard enough it will be forced to think of a simpler approach. Then you can take a step back
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by brap 7mo ago
I think these are 2 independent axis: 1. Destructive by accident 2. Destructive because it was prompt-injected And 1. Fucks up filesystem 2. Fucks up external systems via credentials
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by brap 7mo ago
This but unironically
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by brap 7mo ago
Good riddance
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by brap 7mo ago
I think it’s worse actually, I think the point is “I’m too chill and down to earth, I’m just like you fellow kids”
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by brap 7mo ago
It feels incredibly performative. Same with sama.
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by brap 7mo ago
Because they’re not running a charity
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by brap 8mo ago
So you give it approval to the secret once, how can you be sure it wasn’t sent someplace else / persisted somehow for future sessions? Say you gave it access to Gmail for the sole purpose of emailing your mom. Are you sure the email it
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by brap 8mo ago
I had it coding autonomously for about an hour (including lots of tool wait time) on a difficult task, and it actually produced good results. What’s most surprising is that I had it follow a strict loop/workflow and it did that perfect
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by brap 8mo ago
Every time this is brought up I have to go read up on it again, assuming I just didn’t get it last time. And every time I reach the same conclusion: it's a WhatsApp/Telegram/etc wrapper for LLMs. Until next time!
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by brap 8mo ago
Whenever I see instances like this I can’t help but think a human is just trolling (I think that’s the case for like 90% of “interesting” posts on Moltbook). Are we simply supposed to accept this as fact because some random account said so?

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