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by chmod775 4mo ago
It's literally just writing a spec.md and reviewing it in a loop, fanning out to many agents using "reviewer -> [findings] -> validator (adversarial) -> judge (on conflict)" passes. Before I had it collect a kernel f
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by chmod775 4mo ago
Well, on a positive note they seem to have also reset all weekly usage on my two max accounts. Now I can continue my vanity project of having Claude iterate on a single spec.md for hours on end. Surely at some point it won't be shit.
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by chmod775 4mo ago
If you're unsure what exactly this is supposed to be, just have a look here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Library_of_Babel > [..] the inhabitants believe that the books contain every possible ordering of j
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by chmod775 4mo ago
Still missing the pipe into sh.
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by chmod775 4mo ago
It's only a vulnerability if you absolve humans of responsibility and demote them to "meatbag vehicle for checking in LLM code".
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by chmod775 4mo ago
Calling that a park is stretching it, even if someone named it "park". That's a playground, some grass, and a parking space. Not something where you can enjoy a stroll for a couple hours. A city of ~20k doesn't have to g
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by chmod775 4mo ago
> What's a legitimate use case for this API? When you're the application providing the VPN or when you're any app built to communicate with something on a local-ish network, not something actually reachable globally.
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by chmod775 4mo ago
> I don't even like to think about setting up a project or dev environment. That's a strong burnout indicator/symptom (or maybe you just don't enjoy it anymore), not necessarily something age related. In fact plenty o
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by chmod775 4mo ago
I've personally encountered some stories that were pretty much exactly that. Vulnerable young people becoming low level drug dealers (often for lack of other options) isn't exactly a rare story.
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by chmod775 4mo ago
Let's be real. Most of the time you ask an LLM "Why did you do it like this?", it responds with something along the lines of "Oops. My bad. You're right to point this out." You even have a fair chance of gettin
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by chmod775 5mo ago
The only time I'd trade on that platform is when I have information others don't. I assume that is also true for those 1% farming suckers.
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by chmod775 5mo ago
> Making a movie about one of the creation of some of one of the most famous companies on Earth is obviously interesting. That's not what "Jobs" is about. It's the setting of a character-driven dramatization of Steve
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by chmod775 5mo ago
Maybe at some point originally, but now you can't change it. Spoken language resists attempts to shape it by committee, and written language has to begrudgingly follow its lead.
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by chmod775 5mo ago
Because in English you say "three dot two", whereas in German it is "Drei-Komma-Zwei". It just reflects the spoken language. And having the unused symbol then be the thousand separator is natural.
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by chmod775 5mo ago
It's wild to me that this can have effectively no impact on a person's cognitive ability.
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by chmod775 5mo ago
The Ministry for State Security in former East Germany had cells they'd dissappear people into. If you ignore the physical torture they employed in the earlier years, the actual cells themselves were somewhat more comfortable than what
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by chmod775 5mo ago
> Apple's 'TrueDepth' cameras are serialised and paired with the rest of the device. The touch ID sensors were before that too. That prevents trying to swap the module, but doesn't prevent swapping out the sensor on t
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by chmod775 5mo ago
Shush! Explaining them away is boring.
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by chmod775 5mo ago
That key will get leaked. A key that has to go into every phone, even if done at the manufacturer and onto the TPM chip, will get out. Also even if it doesn't get leaked directly, the security of TPM chips is not absolute. Secrets fr
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by chmod775 5mo ago
They're just part of the machinery for extracting money from these "nonprofits". Take a closer look at anything these paragons of virtue spend money on, and you'll find rot in every last minute detail of their day-to-day
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by chmod775 5mo ago
It doesn't even matter whether it actually exists, because it works for modeling the universe and making accurate predictions about it. That means for now it's useful.
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by chmod775 5mo ago
The driver's exclamation after being struck... "Oh shit!" indeed.
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by chmod775 5mo ago
Holy anthropomorphizing. If they didn't have an LLM wipe their DB, they would've found another way. At least that's the feeling I got reading that.
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by chmod775 6mo ago
> Still not sure how I feel about China of all places to control the only alternative AI stack, but I guess it's better than leaving everything to the US alone. Fully agree. From a US perspective, that sucks. For everyone else it&#x
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by chmod775 6mo ago
Function coloring also only applies to a few select languages. If your runtime allows you can call an async function from a sync function by pausing execution of the current function/thread whenever you're waiting for some async o
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by chmod775 6mo ago
This allows one to sprinkle implicit returns throughout the entire body of one's function and I'm not sure what to think of that. Also the syntactic rules around control flow within elements/literals/identifiers seem a b
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by chmod775 6mo ago
Lots of components from third parties, starting with the processors they use (Intel/AMD vs ARM processors). Framwork is usability and performance first, openness second. MNT is the other way around.
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by chmod775 6mo ago
The Kobo Glo, released in 2012, is still getting updates to the latest Kobo firmware version. In fact all Kobo e-ink devices, except the Kobo Mini, wifi, and the original one, are still getting firmware updates. Their android-based tablets
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by chmod775 6mo ago
Calling DotA just a custom map is a bit of a stretch. That was merely the packaging. These "custom maps" had various scripting capabilities that made them more than just some terrain. Also custom maps are mods by definitions any
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by chmod775 6mo ago
> Somebody is making all those faked videos and photos. Yeah. Bored 15 year olds for laughs. We had a great time putting the most ridiculous stuff out there. Having a classmate who was actively buying into tons of conspiracy theories (9&

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