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colonCapitalDee
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colonCapitalDee
7mo ago
You should check out HLS and DASH. If you're already familiar and you're not using them because they don't meet your requirements, then apologies for the foolish recommendation. If not, this could solve your problem.
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colonCapitalDee
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They're probably going to do an aerial insertion via helicopter (Ospreys technically), which doesn't require transiting Hormuz. These big amphibious assault ships are built for both maritime and aerial insertions.
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colonCapitalDee
7mo ago
You're right, you are using it wrong. An LLM can read code faster than you can, write code faster than you can, and knows more things than you do. By "you" I mean you, me, and anyone with a biological brain. Where LLMs are be
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Don't Call Me Francis
(persuasion.community)
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Why the US Should Ratify the Congressional Apportionment Amendment
(astralcodexten.com)
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7mo ago
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colonCapitalDee
7mo ago
You're looking for something like Vercel or Firebase
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colonCapitalDee
7mo ago
You're intentionally missing the point. Every time a bomb drops we're rolling the dice. Hits on civilian targets are inevitable, just like bugs are inevitable. The only solution is not to go to war at all. Don't blame the per
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7mo ago
That's why it happened. It still shouldn't have happened.
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colonCapitalDee
7mo ago
Ok? And? Trump could use the DPA to force Ford to make tanks in a war, just like how Trump could use the DPA to force Anthropic to make AI in a war. Are we in a war? No. We are not in a crisis.
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colonCapitalDee
7mo ago
That is an extremely cool skill
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colonCapitalDee
7mo ago
Beautiful work
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colonCapitalDee
8mo ago
There's a hell of a difference between "we don't like your terms so we're going to use a different supplier" and "we don't like your terms, so we're going to use the power of the federal government to
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colonCapitalDee
8mo ago
You can literally click "Show Code"
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8mo ago
I have a custom skill-creator skill that contains this: > A common pitfall is for Claude to create skills and fill them up with generated information about how to complete a task. The problem with this is that the generated content is al
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8mo ago
There are no models that you can run locally that'll match a frontier LLM
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colonCapitalDee
8mo ago
C's package management story is unfriendly to say the least. A header only library simplifies it dramatically, and makes it much more straightforward to integrate dependencies into your application.
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colonCapitalDee
8mo ago
Oh interesting, we had an internal mandate not to use Notepad++ come down from on high that was never explained. The timing matches up
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Authenticating Digital Evidence in US Courts [pdf]
(law.baylor.edu)
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A Tutorial on Safe Anytime-Valid Inference [pdf]
(alexander-ly.com)
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colonCapitalDee
10mo ago
Great news. I was just starting to explore creating a goto-definition skill for CC, glad I don't have to figure that out now :)
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10mo ago
Before the first loop iteration, the harness sends a message to the LLM along the lines of. <Skills> <Skill> <Name>postgres</Name> <Description>Directions on how to query the pre-prod postgre
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10mo ago
It certainly reads like it
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Always Bet on Text
(graydon2.dreamwidth.org)
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10mo ago
Good luck! Building the next uv is certainly ambitious, but I love ambitious projects :)
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Keep a Changelog
(keepachangelog.com)
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10mo ago
I don't know why that matters? The city selection and routing is a part of the overall autonomous system. People get to where they need to be with fewer deaths and injuries, and that's what matters. I suppose you could normalize t
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10mo ago
Blind leading the blind, but my thinking is this: 1. Use the tools to their fullest extend, push boundaries and figure out what works and what doesn't 2. Be more than your tools As long as you + LLM is significantly more valuable than
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Driving Xiaomi's Electric Car: Are We Cooked? [video]
(youtube.com)
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Casey Muratori and Bob Martin on Clean Code
(github.com)
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11mo ago
Great article. Can confirm, writing performance focused C# is fun. It's great having the convenience of async, LINQ, and GC for writing non-hot path "control plane" code, then pulling out Vector<T>, Span<T>, and s
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