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digdugdirk
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10mo ago
They have a much better and more ahem active contract/corporate law department than your average start up, that's for sure. Become the sole keeper of all the data a small - midsize business has, and that's a nice little ext
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10mo ago
Take a look at the debug adapter protocol ( https://github.com/Microsoft/debug-adapter-protocol ), if you could just add the plug and play ability, then someone else might be able to get the debugger itself working.
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10mo ago
Code Husbandry is a good term for what I've been thinking about how to implement. I hope you don't mind if I steal it. Think automated "mini agents", each with a defined set of tools and tasks, responding to specific tri
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10mo ago
I'm intrigued by this thought, and I'm not sure it's the right way to look at the current situation. Think about it via a manufacturing analogy. I think we can all agree that modern cnc machining is much better for mass manuf
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11mo ago
Is this just DBOS under the hood?
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11mo ago
Does anyone have a good resource for a quickstart/high-level overview of just the terminology required to understand Nix? Flakes/overlays/nixpkgs/etc. I start wading in to try and understand it, and instead run into argu
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11mo ago
Why have Americans lost faith in institutions? Because other institutions convinced them to. Fox News, Heritage Foundation, Federalist Society, etc. This has been an organized effort for decades. It's embarrassing how "out in the
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11mo ago
Is a standalone Unison Code instance something that could be deployed in a docker container for personal use?
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11mo ago
Ozempic has nothing to do with LLMs, so I'm a bit confused about the point you're making here?
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11mo ago
On the other hand, I have seen drones chase down F1 cars at 100+ MPH... Realistically though, I agree with your sentiment. Solving this would drones would require a constant flock of something more akin to Predator drones. The better questi
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11mo ago
Alternate viewpoint - The value of modern AI seems very high. That nobody knows how high, that they still haven't figured out applications, and that the technology and its tools are still far from refined, might be a sign that the tec
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11mo ago
Just a point of context - you're looking back at Bach from a historical vantage point where he's been gobbled up and lumped together with the entirety of "western culture". To his contemporaries, he was a member of a spe
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11mo ago
... This is a joke... Right?
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11mo ago
If someone wanted to learn about how the modern infrastructure stack works, and why things like this occur, where would be some good resources to start?
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11mo ago
I've been wanting to do this on historical court records - building upon the existing cases, one by one, using llms as the "Judge". It'd be interesting to see which cases branch off from the established precedent, and ho
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11mo ago
Awesome. Does it have any sort of CI/CD capabilities? And do you have any recommendations for learning resources for someone to get started?
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11mo ago
I honestly have no opinion in this discussion, but I will 100% upvote the first Fossil repository I've seen shared on here! How do you find developing on the Fossil platform?
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11mo ago
That's the thing though - the ultra wealthy already do buy that kind of proximity. They have multiple properties all over the world, accessed via private jet, helicopter, or mega yacht. They live in an entirely different reality compar
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Interesting! If someone with a math background (but not a CS background) wanted to dig deep into learning about mesh networking protocol theory - do you have any recommendations for learning resources or places to get started? I've lon
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11mo ago
Good to know, thanks! One thing to consider though - while I would normally agree with you on the job description of a congressional rep, there are some moments in history where performative-protest-as-candidate can do more good than ill. I
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Curious about the random Kat Abu comment at the end there? I know nothing about her background, but it certainly seems like she's using her campaign to actively help her local community directly and immediately. And in times like these
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1y ago
Nim seems to be almost a pet project of a single individual. Is that just my interpretation or is it an actual representation of reality? If it is correct, and mostly created by one person - how? Are they a genius? Is creating your own prog
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Agreed! And for older people, and those with injuries or minor disabilities that would otherwise require them to use a car. All in all, ebikes are a huge win! And likely to be one of the highest value outcomes of the ongoing electric transi
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^^^ This aspect of the arcana one is required to keep in working memory is an issue that's glossed over far too frequently. I understand that git is a developer focused tool, but requiring a user to keep a constant mental burden in wor
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1y ago
Interesting! I'm very intrigued by the possibility of new forms of computer interaction made by breaking down app silos and linking data across various mediums. Something that caught my eye recently is Atuin Desktop, which seems to be
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1y ago
Care to share some of those extensions? I feel like we're on the second/third wave of llm enhanced tools, and there's plenty of good stuff that got passed over from earlier waves of products/tool attempts.
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1y ago
I do hope you've tuned your hypocrisy radar to appropriately detect the impact and scope of the issue, rather than blindly following partisan talking points.
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1y ago
That's the same ballpark as running a mega yacht. So instead of cruising into the Monaco Harbour to watch an F1 race, you get to park yourself on the seafloor just outside the harbour and single handedly blockade a sovereign nation.
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1y ago
Out of curiosity - what is the definition of a "well run financial institution"? I could imagine plenty of well run criminal organizations that make all sorts of profit via a combination of human trafficking and protection rackets
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1y ago
Could you please go in to a bit more detail on how you set that up, how you handle issues, etc? I'm a member of a makerspace, and there's been discussions about doing something similar. There's just not a consensus about how
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