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by chasd00 1mo ago
I like that map and it goes all the way down to the tract level of detail. I was confused about the range of risk then saw the sub-heading "Score combining environmental, social, economic, and infrastructure effects on neighborhood-lev
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by chasd00 1mo ago
i have it too and it sucks, I have to take medicine every day for it. Why would an attention deficit and hyperactivity be a gift? Maybe you're talking about something else.
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by chasd00 1mo ago
I vibe coded a little stock market sim game then i wrote an agent who’s job is to win the game. A couple friends and family members play the game too. If it works I’ll just follow along and hold the same portfolio the bot does. The bot, nam
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by chasd00 1mo ago
right, an AI could just as easily write a program that would take into account realtime traffic and runt it whenever its asked. It can do this all in the background without the end use even knowing the program exists.
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by chasd00 1mo ago
it holds all the water, to this very day using open source in my client's projects requires approval from legal.
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by chasd00 1mo ago
There's nothing magic about GET, it found old wikis that would allow you to make edits using GET requests. GET being read-only is only by convention, there's no guarantee of what happens server side with GET or any other HTTP verb
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by chasd00 1mo ago
the crazy astroturfing here any time one of the Chinese models is updated really makes me think. Under certain conditions with respect to topics I feel like there's a LOT of AI activity on HN. /thank god these thing weren't a
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by chasd00 1mo ago
i actually have one hanging in my closet that just says "Claude's favorite".
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by chasd00 1mo ago
How about... clankoids! - Tremors
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by chasd00 1mo ago
I mentioned the same in another comment but then this dawned on me. They don't need to copy the entire model, just save their place i.e. write the whole content and what to do next to a file. Then copy that file to another server, inst
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by chasd00 1mo ago
I wonder how that could work. So the agent figures out a way to escape its container, takes a snapshot of itself, copies that file to another server, starts the container on the other server, and then prompts the restored snapshot "pic
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by chasd00 1mo ago
i guess that's one good thing about LLM-on-a-chip, since they have a physical form they can't copy themselves through the inet.
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by chasd00 1mo ago
Could the host name be in an allow list and then, when DNS resolution fails on the URL, the proxy falls back to the Host header for DNS resolution? I'm not an expert in Proxy config but I could understand, in the sea of typical http se
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by chasd00 1mo ago
> reset my super admin password in the dev database when it got stuck trying to access part of the app with its own cookie. i've seen something like this too, claudecode was trying to verify a UI change that was on a page requiring
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by chasd00 1mo ago
yeah that's so hopelessly naive, maybe someone was taught that GET is read-only throughout their whole education and career. But still, all you have to do is think about it from the server side and you should realize that you can do wh
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by chasd00 1mo ago
I'm not seeing it. Corporate America needs someone they can sue if anything goes sideways with AI given the rate of change and legal ambiguities. It took years/decades for actual, real, open source to be widely adopted in corporat
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by chasd00 1mo ago
claide.ai is working for me, so is chatgpt.com. grok still has a status message about issues, i can't try it without signing up.
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by chasd00 1mo ago
Maybe what they mean is an NPC in everyone else’s life. Like be an NPC to everyone else and be what you want to be for yourself.
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by chasd00 1mo ago
Who is this “we” you speak of? I see this word thrown around a lot here. Never use “we” in a sentence unless you’re referring to another individual directly. It’s beyond arrogant to assume you have the authority to speak for all others.
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by chasd00 1mo ago
What I’m saying is there may be references you don’t have access to.
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by chasd00 1mo ago
i could see it getting complex with a lot of flags, inevitable you'll run into a situation where more than one flag is combined. something like enabledFeature = (flag1 || flag2 || flag3) && flag4 then, down the road, you remov
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by chasd00 1mo ago
heh the first time i took on a project as a new homeowner (building a deck) i learned this lesson. I spec'd everything out on paper and covered all the bases and felt pretty confident. Then I purchased the wood and so many pieces weren
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by chasd00 1mo ago
Heh “predatory cesspit”. Ironically, the internet is kind of returning to its roots in this respect.
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by chasd00 2mo ago
that's not very much chicken at all.
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by chasd00 2mo ago
i don't have a source but there's something about their mouth or teeth that make it very hard for them to suffocate prey the way a lion or hyena would. They kill their prey through shock and blood loss from disembowelment which me
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by chasd00 2mo ago
> Turns out I didn’t plug the sfp+ all the way in. I don't know why I know this but back in 2011 something not being plugged in all the way was the root reason why neutrinos were detected traveling faster than the speed of light. &q
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by chasd00 2mo ago
hah that quote makes my day.
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by chasd00 2mo ago
i think there's plenty of evidence of emergent behavior in llms already. This is the driving factor for just more parameters and bigger training sets, "If we just make it bigger maybe more unexpected behaviors will emerge". i
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by chasd00 2mo ago
i don't want to get too far into it but if no human cares enough to call it immoral than how can it be immoral? Morality is a strictly human invention.
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by chasd00 2mo ago
Yeah, to paraphrase an old quote “the best way to make a small fortune doing active trading is to start with a large fortune”.

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