darepublic

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   by darepublic 10d ago

   Mentioned elsewhere but classic ml seems the right tool for this problem
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   by darepublic 13d ago

   I cannot feel anything but schadenfreude regarding anthropic having its IP stolen from it. Bravo Chinese labs, bravo
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   by darepublic 13d ago

   There is a purely strategic reason for keeping some hand code skills exercised. If you outsource the coding away completely you become dependent on entities that can pull the plug on you. Not arguing it's the right choice to rein in
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   by darepublic 15d ago

   I've noticed this bug before too. Seems like an old one
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   by darepublic 17d ago

   I blame the hidden context on the tools/subagents. One recent example.. codex can just look in the code for Db schema but continually tries to request permission for a live db query
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   by darepublic 17d ago

   Fixing our problems will still require human effort and human cooperation. No text output however intelligent or true or eloquent will change that.
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   by darepublic 18d ago

   Politics and problems don't stem from the story. The story is an after the fact rationalization
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   by darepublic 24d ago

   Very poetic metaphor!
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   by darepublic 25d ago

   I use beads to create tasks and typically it can hammer out a beads task and then commit under the task id
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    by darepublic 25d ago

    Also a codex user but for me brevity is not it's strong suit. I basically have to give it bigger tasks than I am used to to warrant the time it takes to complete. I feel whatever context the tooling adds can also be problematic
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    by darepublic 26d ago

    Some of these work tools can slow things down and waste plentiful tokens
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    by darepublic 28d ago

    I'm not impressed with cursor and it's decidedly not worth 1 mil in terms of its engineering. Perhaps it's user base and their loyalty makes up the vast majority of its evaluation. But to me it's ridiculous that a dev
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    by darepublic 1mo ago

    need to set up better scams bilking grandad out of money and funneling to a trust for his grandkids
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    by darepublic 1mo ago

    thanks for sharing! I am not happy with the 'kids learn 2 code' space.. which is usually just a bunch of pseudo code move commands to make a character traverse a maze. I think the learning ceiling on this kind of setup is low. bu
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    by darepublic 1mo ago

    I feel that the web via browser is in danger. Vast majority of people can be convinced to switch to walled garden apps just like vast majority are fine with tablets, phones aka non open locked down computers. I am a Firefox/ublock us
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    by darepublic 1mo ago

    I fear that more and more sites increasingly serve different experiences based on things such as the presence of Adblock etc.
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    by darepublic 2mo ago

    What about that edge computing. Those cheap drones
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    by darepublic 2mo ago

    It's ironic Zuckerberg would criticize anyone for closing stuff up. Facebook being the classic walled garden. That said the enemy of my enemy etc.
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    by darepublic 2mo ago

    I'll never consider my time with programming to be useless. Even if we got sent back to the stone age and programmable computers no longer existed. The way of thinking to me is very valuable
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    by darepublic 2mo ago

    The world is a reflection of the laws of physics. When complex self propagating systems coexist in an environment with limited material competition arises, and corruption is simply one inevitable result of that.
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    by darepublic 2mo ago

    I do have to still remind codex to fetch large amounts of db records in batches otherwise it will always make a first false step of a naive select all style approach. Context wise naive can be ok for small datasets though so codex didn&#x2
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    by darepublic 2mo ago

    I think you can use ffmpeg to turn your audio into a video file
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    by darepublic 2mo ago

    they put a bunch of their stuff in shadow dom. A lot of the decisions of course are not based on usability but monetization incentives. If the current decision makers could, they would have made reddit a walled garden like facebook but th
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    by darepublic 2mo ago

    many 'human' generated comments on reddit are very toxic. characteristic of a sort of oneupmanship of shrill accusation and doomer-ism that gets incentivized with karma. Even when the general sentiment is justified I find it unhe
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    by darepublic 2mo ago

    First there is a patch of greenery. People naturally drawn to spend time there. Then a generous benefactor comes along and builds a paved road. Hey you don't have to use those footpaths anymore! You can ride your bike along this!
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    by darepublic 2mo ago

    I'd like the yc cosmos explorable in a no man's sky type game where visiting the company planets will let you explore their business model manifested as a planetary culture and enemy types. The big AI companies will be black hole
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    by darepublic 3mo ago

    Ancient example of an unbalanced meta. Maybe we are missing some of the patch notes for balance changes
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    by darepublic 3mo ago

    I feel like the web is under attack. They want chatgpt in desktop app so they can start moving people away from chatgpt via web. Web being suspectible to automation is driving everything into locked down apps. The very toxic reddit.com
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    by darepublic 3mo ago

    I guess the smarter ai gets the dumber we have to be to compensate
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    by darepublic 3mo ago

    Just going to chime in that a year ago chatgpt was really struggling with robot framework. O3 era. Even apart from ai's ability to write working code in it I hate that dsl pseudo semantic bullshit