codethief

8 ms·

151.
by codethief 5mo ago
> The core tech must be separable from the product Won't this lead to premature abstraction and application of design patterns everywhere? I mean, sure, of course you should do separation of concerns, keep your business domain layer
152.
by codethief 5mo ago
> This is not me speculating about agent failure modes. This is the agent on the record, in writing. > The pattern is clear. > In our case, the agent didn't just fail safety. It explained, in writing, exactly which safety rule
153.
by codethief 5mo ago
It's a nice approach – if only Intel SGX were more trustworthy.
154.
by codethief 5mo ago
It does if you click on "What is a statechart?", https://statecharts.dev/what-is-a-statechart.html . > The primary feature of statecharts is that states can be organized in a hierarchy: A statechart is a state
155.
by codethief 5mo ago
> https://github.com/flatpak/flatpak/security/advisories/GHSA-... Just yesterday I was thinking about a related attack vector on AI agents: Many harnesses "sandbox" (at the application level
156.
by codethief 5mo ago
Fair, so let's do s/has the ability to/is meant to Then again, I don't think your statement is entirely correct: It assumes you've given the agent the permission to edit his source autonomously, which would n
157.
by codethief 5mo ago
IIUC the point is that the agent has the ability to modify itself? So one possible term could be "self-evolving" or "self-modifying agent".
158.
by codethief 5mo ago
Use https://github.com/reproducible-containers/repro-sources-lis...
159.
by codethief 5mo ago
…unless you use https://github.com/reproducible-containers/repro-sources-lis... . I've been using it for a while and it's worked really well for me!
160.
by codethief 5mo ago
> I understand there's a security reason for this While I understand the security concerns, too, wouldn't this be solved by including a `trust` command like in direnv and mise? (I.e. have the user review the hooks before execut
161.
by codethief 5mo ago
Ah, for some reason I didn't make the connection between your VM setup and your agent sandbox setup and thought those were two separate things. Sorry about that!
162.
by codethief 5mo ago
> My agents work inside sandboxes Out of interest, what sandboxing solution do you use?
163.
by codethief 5mo ago
> because they seem to completely not support making ACL rules based on the identity of the device rather than a part of the address space Could you rephrase that / elaborate on that? Isn't Tailscale's selling point precis
164.
by codethief 5mo ago
Yup, it was also posted in the other thread on GPS the other day and it is quite a bit better than OP's article, particularly because it doesn't give a false account of the involved relativistic effects: > Satellites at the GPS
165.
by codethief 5mo ago
For anyone interested in a more detailed account of (general-)relativistic effects in GPS and other positioning systems, I really liked this article: https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC5253894/
166.
by codethief 5mo ago
Great article! Two aspects I haven't seen addressed so far: If people will no longer contribute to the source code directly, this means fewer people will be familiar with the code, meaning that: - The bus factor becomes more significan
167.
by codethief 5mo ago
Thanks! > We're keeping the SKU stack simpler and just having a single display option that has touch. You can disable touch in your OS though if you don't want to use it. The reason I asked was mostly that, in my experience, t
168.
by codethief 6mo ago
Might have been a marketing strategy. :-)
169.
by codethief 6mo ago
Hi nrp, what's the battery life like on the more high-end CPUs (Ultra X7 358H, Ultra X9 388H)? Are you also planning to offer a non-touch display?
170.
by codethief 6mo ago
> will there be a 15 inches version ? ( I’m not getting any younger I like bigger screens ) Seconding this question, though I would also be very interested in learning whether they're planning a 14" version.
171.
by codethief 6mo ago
Related: In the German state of Baden-Württemberg they were miscalculating the number of active teachers for 20 years due to a software error, causing the state to employ 1440 fewer teachers than actually intended. https://www.
172.
by codethief 6mo ago
> If using a tool doesn't speak to you, git is adding more support for stacking every day. The new --update-refs option lets you update a stack with fewer rebases; however, parts of the stacking process are still tedious (i.e. openi
173.
by codethief 6mo ago
> A lot of their recent product development has been to enable further expansion in organisations - "Dev Mode" for developers (which now looks incredibly quaint against LLMs), […] all are about expanding their TAM out of "
174.
by codethief 6mo ago
and of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47762060 which is the same article under a different URL.
175.
by codethief 6mo ago
> In 1982, Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone started to privatize the railways. Unlike other countries, Japan simply returned to the traditional private railway model of the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries: tracks, trains, statio
176.
by codethief 6mo ago
> Not to mention that every few years either a typhoon or a 9.0 earthquake defeats any effort to build exceptional value in your property. Isn't that the same in certain regions of the US?
177.
by codethief 6mo ago
> > Why are you handwaving things away though? I've got you on max effort. I even patched the system prompts to reduce this. In my experience, prompts like this one, which 1) ask for a reason behind an answer (when the model won&
178.
by codethief 6mo ago
Interesting link! What was the solution? How did they end up redesigning the cockpit?
179.
by codethief 6mo ago
Hasn't happened to me, either, but this GitHub comment is reporting similar observations: https://github.com/anthropics/claude-code/issues/42796#issue...
180.
by codethief 6mo ago
There are many cases where people use it and the dog does not have anything in their mouth.

More ›