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by dolmen 5d ago
How long before an AI bribes one of its human operators? This will happen earlier than AGI.
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by dolmen 9d ago
From the article: > So I had a decision to make. I could dive back into PHP after almost a decade away, hand the package to one of the people who’d offered, or let it keep sitting there. We are in the AI era. As a maintainer of an open s
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by dolmen 11d ago
I'm just discovering Glass Imaging (a bit difficult as their website seems overloaded), but it seems they are in software solutions, not a hardware manufacturer or designer.
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by dolmen 11d ago
FYI Nord Stream had one end in Germany, which happens to be in Europe. So Nord Stream was driving oil to Europe, and some Europeans mattered.
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by dolmen 11d ago
It is good for Russ.a even if they didn't even organize it: everybody thinks it's them, but they might not have even spent anything on it.
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by dolmen 11d ago
Not the Normandy event, but the NL event.
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by dolmen 12d ago
Actually the article that you didn't bother to read mention a few encoding errors that Fable has been able to recover and point to the probable author's intent.
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by dolmen 14d ago
> Imagine being able to walk into a house and see immediately the leaks dripping from the ceiling, the clunky layout and smell the stinky garbage that hasn't been collected. No need to imagine. Just open the README.md of many projec
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by dolmen 16d ago
You lost audience long before it could become contributors.
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by dolmen 17d ago
"27.5KB" will not age well. But what could I expect from another vibe coded project?
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by dolmen 17d ago
There is some value in a unified history (code and blackboard together) if you want to be able to review agents behavior (especially if that goes wrong).
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by dolmen 17d ago
Or maybe it is just a legal way to escape taxes. Enough to be worth owning the yatch and paying for its crew and maintenance. Just that should give a hint to the low bar of the money amount involved.
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by dolmen 19d ago
You say: "you measure", "you do that", "you pick". But what about "I"?
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by dolmen 20d ago
Software engineering also applies to the test suite. So its management requires supervision.
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by dolmen 22d ago
The only times I had to provide a scan of my passport was to cross a border: - get a VISA to be allowed to cross the border - send to the airline for my flight that will cross the border - show the real passport at the border
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by dolmen 22d ago
Let's start by giving "most humans" the long term safety net (food, lodging) from early age to allow to focus intelligence on high level problems. Machines aimed at running AGI are provided that, but the money spent there cou
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by dolmen 23d ago
Claude Code: 4mn, 20mn, give up (from my experience today)
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by dolmen 23d ago
.uk.co (mentioned in the blog) isn't .co.uk
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by dolmen 23d ago
"Hey, Mythos, get me the best discount. Negative bill is even better"
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by dolmen 24d ago
That doesn't protect against MITM happening on the first connect.
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by dolmen 24d ago
It would be fun to have this connected to other world mapping projects such as Panoramax which is a federated alternative to Google Street View. https://panoramax.fr/
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by dolmen 25d ago
> Graffiti, fundamentally, is a defacement of public property as a form of artistic self expression. The "Musée de la mémoire des murs" (museum of walls' memories), previously named "Musée des Grafittis historiques&qu
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by dolmen 25d ago
See also CCC's Project Blikenlights. https://media.ccc.de/v/camp2023-57001-project_blinkenlights
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by dolmen 25d ago
But this isn't a new use or a significant market share. Running models is both.
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by dolmen 25d ago
One more website that doesn't render the page in Firefox when scrolling the page using the keyboard (arrow keys, PgUp, PgDn).
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by dolmen 25d ago
> If the Linux community could [...] This starts with a wrong assumption. Like if there was a "Linux community" company driven by a CEO.
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by dolmen 25d ago
Quote: > There's no point in having fuck-you money in the bank if you never say "fuck you"!
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by dolmen 26d ago
Well, because of wide availability, it allows to get a kid room for cheap and with consistent style over time always buying second hand.
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by dolmen 26d ago
It's still better to go to an AirBnB and get well known IKEA furniture than the cheaper/low quality/bad look things. But photos immediately reveal that.
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by dolmen 26d ago
Nowadays LLMs are driven to "choose words carefully" (well, tokens) for watermarking.

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