digdugdirk

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by digdugdirk 7mo ago
What is the best consumer friendly long-term storage medium? Are we still better off with high capacity dvd/Blu ray discs?
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by digdugdirk 7mo ago
Systems are complicated. Given there are numerous predicted outcomes (it's not just about the actual measured sea-level rise, after all) and many of those predictions are coming to pass far earlier than hoped, it might be worth havin
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by digdugdirk 7mo ago
There is a substantial difference between the standard lobbying and greasing the legislative wheels, and what's going on with this current administration. Even if companies were pretending to play by the rules before, at least they had
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by digdugdirk 7mo ago
Very interesting! I hope it gets upstreamed soon, there's a ton of potential for "mental overhead" simplification in the nix ecosystem, this seems like it could be a huge help for that.
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by digdugdirk 7mo ago
I'd imagine at some point the rig tolerances/vibrations/newly settled dust specks from snapshot to snapshot would completely negate any benefits you'd get from that level of detail. The processing power to handle that re
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by digdugdirk 7mo ago
Can you please explain a bit more about why it's a difficult photogrammetry challenge, or point me in the direction of resources so I can learn more about it myself? This is an exact project on my projects list, so I'd love to hav
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by digdugdirk 7mo ago
They don't get as much visibility into your data, just the actual call to/from the api. There's so much more value to them in that, since you're basically running the reinforcement learning training for them.
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by digdugdirk 8mo ago
Looks very useful and very cool! Just a heads up - your graph loads terribly on mobile (android + Firefox), it's just a skinny strip in a container at the top of the page.
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by digdugdirk 8mo ago
Aha! You might be just the person to ask about something that's I've always been curious about - are there any other types of Braille mechanisms other than the "pin on a lever arm" concept? They seem so fragile and clunk
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by digdugdirk 8mo ago
I'd love to see this paired up with Pydantic for a lightweight pydantic based configuration "language". Similar to CUElang, but using pydantic to describe the configuration models themselves.
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by digdugdirk 8mo ago
How does this compare to the sPy project [1]? [1] - https://github.com/spylang/spy
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by digdugdirk 8mo ago
I'd love to see a breakdown of the token consumption of inaccurate/errored/unused task branches for claude code and codex. It seems like a great revenue source for the model providers.
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by digdugdirk 8mo ago
That looks really cool! I've been looking for a more thought-out approach to hooks on JJ, I'll dig into this. Do you have any other higher level architecture/overview documentation other than what is in that repo? It has a se
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by digdugdirk 8mo ago
Agreed. I do think the metaphor still holds though. A financial jackknifing of the AI industry seems to be one very plausible outcome as these promises/expectations of the AI companies starts meeting reality.
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by digdugdirk 8mo ago
That's not how complex systems work though? You say that these tools feel "symmetric" for defenders to use, but having both sides use the same tools immediately puts the defenders at a disadvantage in the "asymmetric war
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by digdugdirk 9mo ago
The Martian Revolutions podcast series is really good! As a bonus, it borrows from a variety of historical events from the past, so it can be a fun "side quest" to start picking up on those threads as well.
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by digdugdirk 9mo ago
I've been curious how this project will grow over time, it seems to have taken the lead as the first open source terminal agent framework/runner, and definitely seems to be growing faster than any organization would/could&#x2
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by digdugdirk 9mo ago
"Bonelli said that the Ojai is not affected by the U.S. government's regulations that aim to prevent Chinese cars from being sold to customers in the U.S." How does this get around the regulations? That's a massive looph
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by digdugdirk 9mo ago
Has someone collected all of these classic Silicon Valley nepotism stories anywhere?
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by digdugdirk 9mo ago
Pydantic was the first thing I thought of when I saw this. The possibilities are very intriguing. Do you have any thoughts/recommendations for someone if they were to try making a pydantic interface layer for lite3?
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by digdugdirk 9mo ago
Thanks for the commentary! I love hearing stories about the team members behind the scenes, and the clever innovations that make things work. Cool stuff!
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by digdugdirk 9mo ago
Having been on the customer side of your scenario (in the manufacturing sector), this hits deep. It's that feeling of being on a phone tree, and needing to jump through hoops to find the person who can actually help you. But you'r
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by digdugdirk 9mo ago
That looks like a cool project - do you have any experience using it? Anything to watch out for?
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by digdugdirk 9mo ago
Cool! I've been playing with the same code -> graph concept for LLM work. Why did you decide to go for a pseudo-compiler with a ton of custom rules rather than try to interact with the AST itself?
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by digdugdirk 9mo ago
It looks cool, and I'm 100% behind the idea, but I'm more curious about what could be done on hardware that we all have broader access to, without requiring a standalone custom purpose device. What are the options for midlevel (or
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by digdugdirk 10mo ago
Do you have any examples of your Devenv workflow you can share? I took a look at Dagger and really like the concept, but I'm trying to figure out the limitations/why there's so much negativity in this thread. I currently mana
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by digdugdirk 10mo ago
Can you explain/link to why you can't really use this without their cloud product? I'm not seeing anything at a glance, and this looks useful for a project of mine, but I don't want to be trapped by limitations that I on
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by digdugdirk 10mo ago
Super cool! Well done. Now take it down and never let Microsoft get their hands on the code, or the entire economic system will go down in flames.
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by digdugdirk 10mo ago
Is there a 3D equivalent (technical or spiritual) of SVG? I've been working on a CAD visualizer, and I'm looking for something lightweight that I can use to build up representative changes to cad models without having to do a full
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by digdugdirk 10mo ago
It's not. And any effort to do this at scale would be quickly shut down by physics and economics, not the government. Modern computing technology is a wildly complex supply chain, with extremely specialized manufacturing equipment and

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