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by canadiantim 8mo ago
Reminds me of the LocalGPT that was posted recently too (but which hasnt been updated in 7 months), so nice to see a newer rust-based implementation!
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by canadiantim 8mo ago
agent skills, or use claude code to iteratively condense an MCP you want to use into only its most essential tools for your workflow
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by canadiantim 8mo ago
Thanks for sharing, that distinction is very helpful.
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by canadiantim 8mo ago
It's literally part of the definition. Qualia is a well recognized term in neuroscience. I suspect maybe you haven't done much research into this area? Qualia is pretty well established and has been for a long time. Animals may ha
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by canadiantim 8mo ago
Actually consciousness has been well studied and many papers already exist describing the elementary mechanics of consciousness. Look up neuroscience papers on qualia, for example and you’ll find your answers as to why consciousness is a pr
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by canadiantim 8mo ago
You're wrong about this: "People need to let go of this strange and erroneous idea that humans somehow have this privileged access to the 'real world'. You don't." People do have a privileged access to the &#x2
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by canadiantim 8mo ago
I like the use of happends in this context, a good mixture of tenses
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by canadiantim 8mo ago
Depends if I can bundle the technical debt, get a triple AAA rating on it and then sell it
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by canadiantim 8mo ago
What do you think of the approach that pg_roll takes? Seems like the top contenders, at least for Postgres, are: sqldef: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46845239 pgschema: https://github.com/pgschema&#x
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by canadiantim 8mo ago
pg_roll from xata also a worthy consideration
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by canadiantim 8mo ago
You’ve been sitting on that pun just waiting for it to take flight
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by canadiantim 8mo ago
Looks great! Could this work with duckdb?
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by canadiantim 8mo ago
If placebo’s didn’t have clinical effects we wouldn’t be controlling for them in every scientific study
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by canadiantim 8mo ago
Plus I suspect the sun is already sentient no need to reinvent the sun
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by canadiantim 8mo ago
https://github.com/code-yeongyu/oh-my-opencode
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by canadiantim 9mo ago
Reminds me of claude-trace: https://simonwillison.net/2025/Jun/2/claude-trace/
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by canadiantim 9mo ago
in every democracy or other system of government, it's the same.
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by canadiantim 9mo ago
This relies on the agent requesting a sandbox... which seems like the fox guarding the hen house, no?
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by canadiantim 9mo ago
Actually so delicious, with peeves
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by canadiantim 9mo ago
A selfie tripod
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by canadiantim 9mo ago
Arguably we don’t actually vote for leaders in Canada as much as we vote against leaders.
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by canadiantim 9mo ago
Which he had a supply and confidence agreement with because they were indistinguishable during Trudeau’s reign.
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by canadiantim 9mo ago
It’s an allusion to him previously working as a Goldman sachs banker, Goldman sachs is lovingly referred to as a vampire squid, its tentacles are everywhere.
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by canadiantim 9mo ago
He only won because trump said he wanted to make Canada the 51st state and the opposition party didn’t pivot or adjust their campaign to Trump’s rhetoric.
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by canadiantim 9mo ago
Isn't the Occam's Razor solution to MH370 that an artificially-created gravitational portal disappeared the plane?
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by canadiantim 9mo ago
What’s even more surprising is someone linking to a threads link!
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by canadiantim 9mo ago
No he’s right that there’s mass censorship happening in this thread for some reason. Not a good look for ycombinator…
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by canadiantim 9mo ago
Wouldn’t we all
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by canadiantim 9mo ago
This story is from 2024? Seems a bit dated
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by canadiantim 9mo ago
Isn't it the opposite? E.g. there is very little moat left and small companies or individuals can copy any product big or small in no time?

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