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by dools 3mo ago
> You aren't required to identify yourself to get a phone. You can get a prepaid phone with no ID. Not in Australia
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by dools 3mo ago
How is it any different from being required to identify yourself to get a phone or electricity account? Identifying yourself on the internet is long overdue.
123.
by dools 3mo ago
Yeah I mean like git clone the repo then "hey LLM rip off this code, make no mistakes"
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by dools 3mo ago
Vibe stole it?
125.
by dools 3mo ago
Kimi k2.6/7 running inside Kimi code already kicks the pants of the latest Claude and OpenAI models when it comes to cyber security. I regularly run multi model security reviews and while opus 4.6/7/8 and gpt 5.3/4/
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by dools 3mo ago
Compared to what comes out at the end. Like if you sit there watching Kimi k2.6 "think", you're like "what? no you fucking idiot!" and you get this urge to "steer" it and so on, but very rarely is that ste
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by dools 3mo ago
The reasoning traces always look terrible and they’re frustrating to watch. It’s the same with Kimi. What’s interesting is that the end result is then good. I think it’s just some sort of devils advocate trick to get better output.
128.
by dools 3mo ago
Is z.ai Is 2 better than x.ai
129.
by dools 3mo ago
The new Google ones don't look too bad.
130.
by dools 3mo ago
If I need context for a session then that is output from a previous session, otherwise I find any “memory” functionality cumbersome. I saw /graphify recently which cuts down on exploration cost and seems more appealing (although I have
131.
by dools 3mo ago
This was in my staff documentation and it’s now in my AGENTS.md: tell don’t ask. If there is a decision that you need to make don’t ask me for input, do the thing that you think makes sense and then write down what you did and why. If it’s
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by dools 4mo ago
The idea of giving a non deterministic automated process direct deployment control is fucking madness to me. That’s why I don’t get the obsession with MCP. Deployment can be scripted. It doesn’t need an LLM, it is a completely deterministic
133.
by dools 4mo ago
So it’s a twitter plugin?
134.
by dools 4mo ago
You have roving poorly trained gangs of jackboot federal thugs illegally imprisoning citizens in privately owned gulags and mridering protesters extra judicially. The president is a criminal and a rapist. Him and his entire staff are corrup
135.
by dools 4mo ago
You think the UK is in worse shape politically than the US?
136.
by dools 4mo ago
Computers generally are stupid for schools. There should be a computer room and computer classes, but all other learning should happen offline. Computers are far too distracting.
137.
by dools 4mo ago
No it costs the same, the reason they do it is that it’s slightly more difficult to spoof a real number sender ID because most gateways will verify ownership by sending you a text on that number before letting you send outbound from it, whe
138.
by dools 4mo ago
I rely on the ability to set the outbound caller ID but I would happily register it if required.
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by dools 4mo ago
Slightly worse by the sounds of it
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by dools 4mo ago
The core non negotiable for the conflict was meeting a handful of Israel’s military objectives at the expense of virtually everyone else globally.
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by dools 4mo ago
The commencement, duration and conclusion are all embarrassing for the US because the entire country is run by b list right wing media bros
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Elon Musk is the first trillionaire(abc.net.au)
2 points by dools 4mo ago|0 comments
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by dools 4mo ago
Also what the code should do and how it should do it. LLMs regularly cannot come up with the best way to approach something. Once those decisions are made, codifying them is kind of the least interesting part of the entire exercise.
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by dools 4mo ago
> How big are those projects Define big I guess. They're non-trivial, mix of internal enterprise tools, a multiplatform app (android/ios/mac/windows/web currently headbutting its way through review), including a
145.
by dools 4mo ago
Well … it’s a measure of how good it is at reproducing a game that probably already exists in multiple forms in its training data.
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by dools 4mo ago
I’ve found it very easy to maintain, add features to and fix bugs in software I’ve written entirely with LLMs, and in languages and frameworks with which I’m unfamiliar. You just ask the LLM to explain the code and then work with it to come
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by dools 4mo ago
I've been using Kimi k2.6 extensively via kimi-code and I only reach for frontier models when I do a multi-model security review (and Kimi actually does a better job of finding stuff, albeit with more false positives -- I often run Kim
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by dools 4mo ago
When you hand something off to Claude code, the harness is doing lots of different sessions it’s not a one shot.
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by dools 4mo ago
I was able to put in a username and password, choose a character and "enter the realm" but then within a second of the game graphics loading it crashes so I can't actually see what the game is about. Since it's called &q
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by dools 4mo ago
> show me a prompt that is meaningfully expertly crafted beyond just providing Do's, Do not's, task context, and a goal. The way that information is organised and formatted matters for compliance. It’s pretty similar to writing

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