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by dools 4mo ago
I’m on a phone so I can’t see what this does, but it reminded me of this great presentation of a game style agent manager AgentCraft: putting the orc in orchestration https://youtu.be/kR64LOqBBCU?si=d3IS7SVy2lv0hM_A
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Show HN: Skillzmouse: Distributed skills and scripts for agentic coding(bitbucket.org)
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by dools 4mo ago
Does it say anywhere that he’s using general purpose models for the analysis? Fine tuning open weight models is generally available for pretty minimal cost, I’d say his reference to vibe coding is how he is building the software not how the
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by dools 4mo ago
The question is whether Google is publishing false claims or relaying other people’s false claims. The court found it to be the former which makes sense to me.
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by dools 4mo ago
I know a guy who bankrupted multiple businesses and is 34 time convicted felon and adjudicated rapist and he’s gone on to become president … don’t let your past control your future! /s
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by dools 4mo ago
ChatGPT v4. The step up from 3.5 went from "quaint novelty" to "genuinely useful coding tool".
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by dools 4mo ago
Yeah I specifically tell it not to pre-emptively fix tests that it knows will break as a result of changes its making and instead limit itself only to creating new tests for new changes. I want to see the tests break, then we go through and
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by dools 4mo ago
I wouldn’t buy an ETF for an index fund that includes non dividend paying stocks
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by dools 4mo ago
My evidence of no corruption? I can’t find any because the admin is so horrendously corrupt.
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by dools 4mo ago
At this point in US regulatory oversight I would have a harder time finding evidence of no corruption.
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by dools 4mo ago
> The suit contends that ChatGPT poses risks to children and is responsible for a “litany of harms,” including addiction and aiding and abetting mass shootings and suicide Can't wait for them to sue the NRA next!
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by dools 4mo ago
I think the terminology would be the other way around, like you're rebasing the feature onto the main: git checkout feature git rebase main git checkout main git merge feature that way you get all your conflicts on the feature branch d
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by dools 4mo ago
I never get conflicts during a merge because I only ever merge in one direction. I get all my conflicts on branches because I rebase before merging. I started doing this years and years ago because I kept coming across these mysterious sile
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by dools 4mo ago
Just buy ETFs of index funds that only include dividend paying stocks
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by dools 4mo ago
The #1 goal for Anthropic and others is to take the longest running process possible and make it entirely opaque to the developer. It's the only way they can build a moat for a commodity. I would highly recommend building your own mult
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by dools 4mo ago
I've bootstrapped a telecommunications product[1] to low 6 figures in ARR. It's the most successful venture I've had. I started the very first version in 2018, and released the first version of the app in 2021 (before that it
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by dools 4mo ago
I think they’re referring to services using AI for coding and shipping bugs more often as a result.
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by dools 4mo ago
> Does U.S. intelligence know something we don't? Well, yes probably.
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by dools 4mo ago
“ None of this bites evenly. The editing falls hardest on broadcast and promotional push; the notifications people actually want tend to pass through untouched or amplified” So … mission accomplished then? This is pretty much how I would li
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by dools 4mo ago
The funny thing is that as much as everyone complains about AI overviews and Google losing the plot and so on, about a year and a half ago the “where did you hear about us” field on my website stopped being dominated by “Google” and started
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by dools 4mo ago
Sounds like your employer would definitely be better off paying you to stay home …
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by dools 4mo ago
Don’t let the door hit you on the way out!
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by dools 5mo ago
Yeah, prediction markets are like if you could bet on arbitrary decisions a coach or manager might make. Like starting lineup or different trades of players between teams or the size of a players contract in dollars, rather than events that
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by dools 5mo ago
> They ingest a lot of source code, hold a single hypothesis at a time, and iterate against it. That's exactly the wrong shape for vulnerability research, which is narrow and parallel by nature LLMs are trained on Ed Sheeran lyrics
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by dools 5mo ago
I think creepiness manifests when the observation is one way. Without technology that’s kind of hard. With tech it becomes increasingly easy for everyday people to one-way spy on each other
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by dools 5mo ago
This was one of my mother’s favourite shows and we all watched it together as a family when I was a kid. I really enjoyed it too. About 10 years ago I bought the DVDs for my mother for her birthday and we watched some together, it really st
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by dools 5mo ago
I said "open weight" rather than "local". I mean, local if you have $240k to drop on GPUs but you can run Kimi k2.6 on a B300 cluster for ~$50/hour too.
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by dools 5mo ago
Kimi k2.6 is about on par with GPT 5.2 so I’d say open weight models are about 6 months behind.
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by dools 5mo ago
I’ve noticed that the emphasis in messaging and product from Anthropic is towards monolithic agent usage rather than building systems using agents or building more specialised agents. I listened to a talk by Boris recently and his vision fo
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by dools 5mo ago
I’ve been using kimi 2.5/2.6 for the past 2 weeks and it’s really not far off OpenAI and Claude models. I am a coder so it’s not all vibes but I am definitely more in the “spec to code” mode than “edit this file for me” and it copes ju

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