dnautics

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by dnautics 5d ago
yeah MCP contains a provision for some blocktext for instructions. If your MCP has walls of text in those instructions, it will burn more tokens that a terse MCP.
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by dnautics 5d ago
yes and using that tool does what with tokens?
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by dnautics 5d ago
I love the approach of this but "It has to not forget. A model that learns continually and overwrites itself is worse than one that does not learn at all." Is highly misguided. While the platonic ideal of Lt Commander Data is appe
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by dnautics 5d ago
Maybe the authors just don't want to do it? Anyways: its possible, I am building it as a very side project. github.com/ityonemo/clr
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by dnautics 5d ago
The other problem with MCPs is that the harnesses don't auto-reconnect if you've enabled access. Connection status should be persistent
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by dnautics 5d ago
How do you think the LLM becomes aware of which mcps are available? Vibes?
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by dnautics 5d ago
Electrofixation of carbon. Build a bug with one of the alternate (non rubisco) pathways and pump electrons from the mains to turn CO2 into sugar
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by dnautics 5d ago
"how was this built from these lego blocks" That is not engineering. Nobody would call astronomy or cosmology engineering and it is very much the study of "how the universe is built from some basic building blocks. Don'
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by dnautics 5d ago
In practice as long as you stick to using zig std, an analyzer can get quite far
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by dnautics 6d ago
Its not unsolved. It's very solved. It was not an engineering question.
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by dnautics 6d ago
Chemiosmotic effect
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by dnautics 6d ago
Seemingly anyone can take an unordered list of things and slap "periodic table" on it even if it doesn't have any periodicity. Now you can enjoy one man-week of rage across the remainder of your life as you won't be able
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by dnautics 6d ago
Yes, so you pick "false positives" instead of "missing some leaks" and you build a way to mark code as "unsafe". This is not fucking rocket science > That's why an integrated language mechanism preventi
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by dnautics 6d ago
Which ones are not stupid? Cryopreservation, even though I don't care much for it. The rubisco one is sort of not dumb, but if you actually care about carbon fixation you'd just not bother using rubisco at all instead. Programmabl
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by dnautics 6d ago
These are almost all so stupid. Written by people who clearly don't know their chemistry Reverse translatase and protein amplification in particular. How the fuck do you plan on selectively priming protein amplification. If you know
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by dnautics 6d ago
.map is definitely not low-level
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by dnautics 6d ago
> However, there's no global allocator in zig. You simply cannot call the language's equivalent of malloc() because it doesn't exist - at least not as a global symbol. I mean std.heap.page_allocator is global, and there&#x
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by dnautics 6d ago
Zig Comptime is softfloat
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by dnautics 6d ago
Zig Comptime uses softfloat so it has architecture independent determinism. And the zig core team is absolutely concerned with bitwise determinism in the compiled artifacts, iirc this is why they rejected the sloppy bun PR to the compiler.
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by dnautics 6d ago
You can statically analyze for leaks.
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by dnautics 6d ago
You're confusing a primary use from a secondary (the right to make money/exchange for labor). In the case of "drawing a picture", being able to "make money from a picture" is not primary
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by dnautics 6d ago
https://internals.rust-lang.org/t/language-vision-regarding-... You must reason about the invariants in unsafe code on a global level. In particular, you could have unsafe code in crate A, whose data are then used by
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by dnautics 7d ago
> That means that you can tell whether a function might allocate memory from its signature. In practice that's not the case, as many objects own a reference to their allocator. It's still explicit, but it might be hidden in th
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by dnautics 7d ago
> There's a formal proof asserting that if you keep up the safety invariants within an unsafe region then that will not infect other code, even in the presence of arbitrary other correctly-written unsafe blocks. In general "un
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by dnautics 7d ago
Future contracts on perishable items are executed all the time.
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by dnautics 8d ago
> It's really foolish to claim one doesn't exist and should be abolished Hear me out. Property rights exist to assign stewardship and use rights over rivalrous goods. goods where the use of the good precludes the use of t
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by dnautics 8d ago
Does turkey take any responsibility for the Ottoman empire creating conditions that made blocking the straits of Hormuz possible?
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by dnautics 8d ago
Yes. They need to justify a mobilization.
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by dnautics 8d ago
Bad record keeping in Hawaii in 1900-1910++? Bad record keeping and misregistering a 8 year old as 18 upon immigration to the territory of Hawaii? What are you proposing here? I'm looking at a photograph I have with a 1915-2015 a
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by dnautics 8d ago
This is dumb. If you go to any Japanese graveyard in Hawaii (where family graves have prefecture of origin) you will find the preponderance of centenarians are from okinawan families. There is no incentive for pension fraud for someone bo

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