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by causal 7mo ago
Yah it's just an ad, and "Pentesting agents finds low-hanging vulnerability" isn't gonna drive clicks.
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by causal 7mo ago
Those short "punchy sentence" paragraphs are my new trigger: > No credentials. No insider knowledge. And no human-in-the-loop. Just a domain name and a dream. It just sounds so stupid.
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by causal 7mo ago
Wow this sparked a lot of tedious debate. Just wanted to clarify that I'm talking about the law as written, not some high-level philosophical ideal.
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by causal 7mo ago
No. Parking is leaving your possession somewhere and should apply to the registered owner. It is not illegal to own a car that someone else used to run a red light.
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by causal 7mo ago
Was wondering this too. Not to mention adding TOS to your own sites that get used by bots and scrapers.
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by causal 7mo ago
Codex is not bad, I think it is still useful. But I find that it takes things far too literally, and is generally less collaborative. It is a bit like working with a robot that makes no effort to understand why a user is asking for somethin
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by causal 7mo ago
> psyops targeted at making user doubt their computer IDEK what that means, specific examples?
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by causal 7mo ago
> OpenAI ... explicitly allow this Explicit means it's stated in OpenAI docs somewhere, but I can't find it. Link?
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by causal 7mo ago
You COULD even do Qwen3.5-35B-A3B-GGUF. UD-IQ3-XXS is only 13.1GB, which might outperform both in both intelligence and certainly speed (only 3B activated): https://huggingface.co/unsloth/Qwen3.5-35B-A3B-GGUF To accomm
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by causal 7mo ago
3-bit 27B will almost certainly be better. 4-bits is usually the limit below-which you start to see more steep drop-offs, but you also get diminishing returns above 6-bits. So I'd still rather pack in more params at 3-bits. 9B will be
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by causal 7mo ago
It helps a lot that Claude is just better. Codex isn't BAD, and in some narrow technical ways might even be more capable, but I find Claude to be hands-down the best collaborator of all the AI models and it has never been close.
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by causal 7mo ago
You're totally allowed to use Claude for OpenClaw and you're totally able to use Claude Code with non-Anthropic models. You must be referring to the fact that you have to use an API key and cannot use the auth intended for Claude-
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by causal 7mo ago
"Tech employment now significantly worse than the 2008 or 2020" says the unemployment rate is higher today than in 2008 and 2020, but that is NOT what the chart shows.
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by causal 7mo ago
Also these plugins already exist. How on Earth is this post even getting upvoted right now what in the world is going on here.
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by causal 7mo ago
It shows growth or decline but it absolutely does not show what the title implies.
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by causal 7mo ago
Thanks for pointing this out - title is extremely misleading. Total tech jobs is not lower than 2008 just because YoY is down.
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by causal 7mo ago
None of these are development conquering all goals.
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by causal 7mo ago
This - I can't think of any place I've ever worked where development ever outpaced backlog and tech debt.
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by causal 7mo ago
Yeah the way Github connects forks behind the scenes has created so many gotchas like this, I'm sure it's a nightmare to fix at this point but they definitely hold some responsibility here.
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by causal 7mo ago
Yeah he has some great essays but also some that I find really dumb. Reading “Founder Mode” is when I realized he’s just as susceptible to fallacy as the rest of us.
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by causal 7mo ago
Thanks for the sane take. This article is engagement-porn for every engineer who ever looked at a system they didn't understand and declared they could do it much simpler. It's not because people love to promote complexity-makers,
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by causal 7mo ago
I have found that chatbots embedded in some spaces can be useful, e.g. docs. Stagehand for example embeds a little query form at the bottom of their docs page, and I've found the chatbot it engages can quickly direct me to the document
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by causal 7mo ago
"Doubling down on already being the best hardware for local inference"
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by causal 8mo ago
Then look at the code, the session will only confuse. To read an LLM's explanation is to anthropomorphize what will just be a probabilistic incident.
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by causal 8mo ago
You seem to be thinking like it is 2020 and humans will be the ones reading the chat. It is just context-bloat for whatever agent ends up reading it.
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by causal 8mo ago
If a car is used to get you somewhere, should you put the exhaust in bags to bring with you?
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by causal 8mo ago
The lack of benchmarks and light demos have me skeptical... The methods seem interesting, and maybe does unlock something novel, but it's odd to go into so much depth on the methods and leave so much wanting in the results?
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by causal 8mo ago
That's just like, your opinion man
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by causal 8mo ago
I’ve wondered if a age verification gig worker app could ever be viable: have people you can meet in person to prove your age without ever uploading any PII anywhere. Then issue a private key proving you are who you say you are.
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by causal 8mo ago
I'm suspicious it's something far worse: they're increasingly being trained on their own output scraped from the wild.

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