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by didibus 4mo ago
Google likely won't rent compute from SpaceX, they have a substantial share of SpaceX (they own 5% of it) and need the IPO to be valued highly, so to prop up the IPO stock, they made this announcement, but if you read the fine print, b
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by didibus 4mo ago
I think there's likely many things even today, hidden papers, that discovered things, that no one has really decided to give it a shot and try, or figured out what can be done with it.
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by didibus 4mo ago
The thing is, what if there's an even better horse out there? Once you get on the cloning bandwagon, don't you also lock yourself out of looking/evolving an even better horse?
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by didibus 4mo ago
Don't twin studies mostly show this wouldn't be the case?
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by didibus 4mo ago
> the whole point of these ETFs is to make sure I don’t get a say in the matter, since I’m a terrible stock picker When you IPO, the company basically can set its own price. Then investors can buy it or not at that price. If you set the
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by didibus 4mo ago
I don't think a democracy is necessarily a recipe for utmost economic success, it's more about having the ability to replace the leadership if they are failing the people. Without that, it's only a matter of time until you&#x
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by didibus 4mo ago
The thing about owning is that it messes up the incentives. If the government owns something, it will be tempting to intervene if it loses value. And when he government needs money, they often sell at stupid prices. I think taxing makes mor
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by didibus 4mo ago
Wow I never realized Janet was released more than 10 years after Clojure. Clojure: 2007 Janet: 2019
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by didibus 4mo ago
If they put Linux on it I'd buy it, but with Windows 11, no thanks.
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by didibus 4mo ago
The language barely matters, the issue is packaging, distribution, platform permissions, pushing updates, keeping client/server versions in sync, shell support, etc. Where-as if you just expose HTTP endpoints, all that doesn't mat
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by didibus 4mo ago
Agreed, not sure what people arguing against MCP are even arguing against. The only valid critique of MCP is that you think the RPC protocol isn't ideal, sure, you could argue about the protocol design, for example I wish there was bet
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by didibus 4mo ago
MCP is a JSON-RPC + a fixed auth/discovery handshake + a fixed tool schema protocol for backend endpoints. Your skills or CLIs still need to call a backend endpoint at some point. MCP is just a standard server JSON-RPC protocol. Having
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by didibus 5mo ago
The Philosophical Zombie thought process is dumb, because zombies don't exist, so the entire premise depends on something that quire frankly might be impossible for the very reason it is arguing against.
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by didibus 5mo ago
Won't you just end up with hundred of very specific scripts that can only do a very narrow thing? And now they'll all have their description and name in context.
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by didibus 5mo ago
I still didn't follow, you mean to pipe things between tool calls? Like if you want to query something and then update another without the intermediate getting brought in context?
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by didibus 5mo ago
> now I just write tools for agents to consume What do you mean? Tool is a pretty generic concept.
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by didibus 5mo ago
I think if you deny a tool, it won't be loaded in context at all ever, even it's name and description won't be loaded.
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by didibus 5mo ago
Deferred cli/skill loading is also not part of CLIs or skills, it's all about how the coding agent/harness is implemented.
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by didibus 5mo ago
Skill still needs to be loaded in context, what would it change?
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by didibus 5mo ago
Not just that, but they retracted this: > Update: Since these measurements were taken, Claude Code has rolled out Tool Search with Deferred Loading, which loads MCP tool schemas on-demand and reduces context usage by 85%+. The context bl
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by didibus 5mo ago
You do know MCPs are loaded on demand same as skills now right? The only place where sometimes it still uses too much context is if you have too many MCPs (same issue with skills) or some MCP is poorly designed and responds with huge descri
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by didibus 5mo ago
A CLI needs to work on windows, mac, linux, android, iOS, etc. And it still needs some backend APIs to call. So creating one is a lot more work than just making an MCP.
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by didibus 5mo ago
I don't think it's a condition that is being debated much, it seems to have been pretty well studied, though it doesn't seem we really understand how it works or why it happens. At least based on the Wikipedia page.
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by didibus 5mo ago
If you read the article, it's because she has perfect memory recall, so they say it's as-if she can travel back in time, since she remembers everything vividly in great details perfectly. Apparently the condition is called hyperth
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by didibus 5mo ago
Interesting, but it confuses me a bit. Ambidextrous means: "that the person has no marked preference for the use of the right or left hand". Unlike what is normally assumed, it doesn't mean you've mastered both hands, it
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by didibus 5mo ago
Personally, I find all these "do they have the necessary approvals or not" discussions are besides the point that matters. For business, those are red tape, wasted time, and unnecessary bureaucracy. For residents and citizens, wha
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by didibus 5mo ago
> why handed vs ambidextrous Did it even explain that? I'm ambidextrous, I have no handedness bias, so whichever I pick up to first learn something is the hand I use. So I'm a mix of left-handed and right-handed depending on th
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by didibus 5mo ago
I often want to "save" but not have a comment, and not ready to make it a clean commit that I want a comment on. That's when I stage, then I can see the diff and revert still. But ya, maybe I could adapt to not worrying about
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by didibus 5mo ago
I suspect more things are conscious than we tend to assume. I would assume some level of intelligence requires a review/assessment process, something to evaluate what happened, what is good or bad, what should we have done instead, how
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by didibus 5mo ago
A plugin is just a bundle of MCPs, skills and templated prompts. A skill cannot provide MCPs and can't provide custom template prompts, each skill is it's own slash command. A plugin you can define N number of custom slash command

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