dmos62

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by dmos62 8mo ago
70% of the world runs on Android. Do you think they get their banking information stolen every 6 months?
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by dmos62 8mo ago
Btw, an example of a person making a difference: https://www.youtube.com/garyseconomics
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by dmos62 8mo ago
If you're willing to go through all this trouble, why not just become politically active? Don't underestimate what a motivated individual can do. All these public figures (or institutions) swaying the country back and forth are on
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by dmos62 8mo ago
The casualty-to-death ratio in Ukraine is surprising for modern times, especially on the Russian side. Counting civilians, Ukrainians, Russians, I can see the death count being close to 1M. Partisan sources already put Russian combat losses
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by dmos62 8mo ago
> This feels like a much bigger development than Russia-Ukraine. Russia-Ukraine war is 1M+ combat casualties deep and is nowhere near finished. You are out of touch.
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by dmos62 8mo ago
Exactly what an LLM would say, haha.
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by dmos62 8mo ago
Interesting. How are the security filters implemented?
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by dmos62 8mo ago
I'd love to see text-only spatial reasoning. As in, the LLM is presented some kind of textual projection of what's happening in 2d/3d space and makes decisions about what to do in that space based on that. It kind of works wh
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by dmos62 8mo ago
> partial observability, long-term planning, resource management, and real-time adaptation Note, this project doesn't have that best I can tell? Its two static AI scripts having a go. LLMs generate the scripts and they are aware of
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by dmos62 8mo ago
I love this. I always imagined more capable agent systems that have graph-like qualities.
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by dmos62 8mo ago
Thankfully you came up with this pulitzer prize of a comment all on your own, didn't you?
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by dmos62 8mo ago
Care to send me a link on my email? It's in my about. I don't use my X account and can't seem to login, the verification SMS never arrives.
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by dmos62 8mo ago
Curious what kind of agent did you build? I'm building a programming agent myself, it's intentionally archaic in that you run it by constantly copy-pasting from-to fresh ChatGPT sessions (: I'm finding it challenging to have
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by dmos62 8mo ago
> the best software for an agent is whatever is best for a programmer My conclusion as well. It feels paradoxical, maybe because on some level I still think of an LLM as some weird gadget, not a coworker. Context ephemerality is more or
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by dmos62 9mo ago
I appreciate the level-headed tone.
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by dmos62 9mo ago
Not sure how it compares, but Xiaomi TV Box S is similarly priced. It's physically bigger (slightly), which somehow comforts me a bit.
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by dmos62 9mo ago
Is taxing investment absurd?
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by dmos62 9mo ago
You're complaining about the banning of illustrations featuring furries being raped? That's what non-consentual means here? I must be misreading this.
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by dmos62 9mo ago
Interesting article. Not sure it's the same phenomenon. What I experienced was like a day and night difference when you go from 44.5k to 45.5k. Didn't notice any fluctuation to suggest that it's no a hard 45000 limit. I ran m
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by dmos62 9mo ago
Lack of transparency as regards "thinking power"-consistency is a big gripe of mine with LLM providers. It's even worse with ChatGPT and the like. E.g. I had to learn the hard way that at >45k input tokens ChatGPT 5.2 Thin
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by dmos62 9mo ago
Your sense of smell is not something to write home about.
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by dmos62 9mo ago
A lot of people primarily use markdown and command-line, and, importantly, so do many coding agents (which seems to be the authors' primary use case).
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by dmos62 9mo ago
Really cool. Alexander Grooff (this is based on his go library [0]) did a great job. [0]: https://github.com/AlexanderGrooff/mermaid-ascii I think I ran into a bug, the "start" edge is not rendered. This is f
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by dmos62 9mo ago
This makes me feel good. Aching for a portable computing future where daily driver needs can be fully met via open tech.
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by dmos62 9mo ago
Yes, the good old minor majority.
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by dmos62 9mo ago
The arguments about it not making a difference to other people are fine, but why would you do it in the first place? Doesn't how you behave make a difference to you?
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by dmos62 9mo ago
Fancy is subjective, but I wouldn't call a burner whose air is fed from the inside fancy. Even if you have a good chimney, but your burner interfaces with the inside air, presuming the house is relatively air-tight (built in the last 1
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by dmos62 9mo ago
I know, haha. I rechecked the ranking: it updated. Now Warsaw is top 12 and Kyiv is top 13.
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by dmos62 9mo ago
A bit sad to hear, I expected Krakow suburbs to be better off.
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by dmos62 9mo ago
Not sure what your gauge for bad is, but low-temperature burning of coal and wood, which is what you get with cheap wood heaters, produces smoke that is definitely polluting and unhealthy. You can get a wood burner that re-burns well and is

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