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corndoge
6mo ago
A junior is a person. A tool is a tool. Do you credit your text editor with authorship?
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6mo ago
Still asymmetric as the police have the resources to comb the feeds and individuals do not
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6mo ago
Both you and GP are correct!
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7mo ago
You are the one not being civil replying to people expressing their legitimate opinion with the text "Fuck you I got mine". I see you've since deleted your reply.
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7mo ago
You still have X11. Why are you crying? People worked - for free - on what they wanted to work on, and that is wayland. Who are you upset at?
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7mo ago
Would you say it's fair to describe autoresearch as a form of neural architecture search? I am curious what you think the core differences are between them.
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7mo ago
Yeah, the band is The Winstons. I'm curious how parent knew that they went to court when they don't know the name of the band.
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7mo ago
You have no basis to claim that this is AI generated content
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7mo ago
> And Amen Brothers took others to court. Who is "Amen Brothers"?
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7mo ago
There are exercises and supplements you can take that improve things slightly
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7mo ago
That is how Mediawiki works. Everything is a page, including CSS and JS. It is not really different than including JS in a webpage anywhere else.
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7mo ago
> You've probably seen this tweet - the creator of Claude Code asking why Anthropic still needs software engineers: In fact that is the creator of claude code answering , not asking.
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7mo ago
Wow, I'd be thrilled if I met stallman and got his contact card at age 14!
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8mo ago
I am not arguing, merely seeking to understand. I'm not saying it isn't novel. I'm saying that I don't understand what is novel about it and seeking clarity. The answer seems to be simply that it is all of the extant tec
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8mo ago
Thank you!
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8mo ago
Your explanation was helpful and thanks to you and other commenters I think I understand now. Effectively it is just the stack delivered in a shiny package. Another comment said something to the effect of "all of the existing stuff, pr
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8mo ago
It is being discussed as though it were ontologically novel, karpathy is saying it's something new and he is an authority, so to me there is something here that i am not seeing. I promise i am not trying to be a naysayer or poke holes,
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8mo ago
> At present your memories are proprietary data in whichever LLM you use. I store my "memories" in markdown on disk, accessible with RAG independent of which model i use or where inference runs. This is pretty common I think? &
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8mo ago
Having things doesn't make you greedy
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8mo ago
I still don't understand what openclaw is or does and i've read the docs multiple times over. "Any OS gateway for AI agents across WhatsApp, Telegram, Discord, iMessage, and more. Send a message, get an agent response from yo
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8mo ago
Network effects apply but also there is no equivalent service that combines all of the salient functionality of discord.
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8mo ago
There will be earth!
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9mo ago
Yeah this rules
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9mo ago
I'm sorry for the low quality comment, but man, get some perspective.
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9mo ago
Broadly I agree with you. I think of it in terms of responsibility. Ultimately the commit has my name on it, so I am the responsible party. From that perspective, I do need to "understand" what I am checking in to be reasonably su
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9mo ago
There are many cases in which I already understand the code before it is written. In these cases AI writing the code is pure gain. I do not need to spend 30 minutes learning how to hold the bazel rule. I do not need to spend 30 minutes to w
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9mo ago
Perhaps it was the experience of irc which led you to appreciate real life so much more when you finally did engage in it
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9mo ago
As an aside, unless you are playing games that need NT kernel anticheat or are using a store other than steam, odds are the overall experience and performance is better on linux at this point.
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9mo ago
No they don't, it's their website.
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9mo ago
> all javascript on this website is optional (light/dark theme, particles background, and image lightboxing) and resides outside of the document body. localstorage is used to persist light/dark theme and mono/sans font sta
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