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by efitz 1y ago
Where are the verbs?
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by efitz 1y ago
AFAICT there is no “format” to agent rule files; it’s just text describing how you’d like the LLM to behave. Typically I’ve seen bullet lists. Some agents have multiple prompts that are used for different modes; I’ve typically seen this st
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by efitz 1y ago
and cline (.clinerules)
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by efitz 1y ago
If there are 5 companies, doesn’t that count as “competition”? If not, how many companies does there have to be to have “competition”? If there were only 1 or 2 companies, that would seem much more of a problem.
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by efitz 1y ago
A lot of people worry about a Terminator style AI apocalypse. I don’t. I worry that we’ve already created the AI apocalypse and that this is what it looks like, along with extremist magnification on social media. I trust AI to be what is i
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by efitz 1y ago
Muscle memory? That’s grasping. How many times have you been pulling onto the highway and accidentally turned off your ignition? I’d buy “mechanical defect” if it was only one switch. Two? At the exact same time? During takeoff? Nope.
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by efitz 1y ago
It’s interesting to see how many people are bending over backwards here to avoid coming to the obvious conclusion. If this was pilot suicide, it’s a terrible thing. If it was somehow an error (which seems very unlikely) or two defective c
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by efitz 1y ago
Cline and Roo Code (my favorite Cline fork) are fantastic and run as normal VS Code extensions. Occasionally they lose their connection to the terminal in VSCode, but I’ve got no other integration complaints. And I really prefer the bring-y
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by efitz 1y ago
shodan.io > gmail.com on 6/1 ???
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by efitz 1y ago
> If you think that this administration has seized powers it should not have, you should appreciate that this ruling upholds at least a minor constraint on it. This rule was passed by the Biden administration. Don’t make it about politi
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by efitz 1y ago
Do it.
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by efitz 1y ago
You’re going to see this pattern a lot more in the future.
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by efitz 1y ago
From a security perspective, it’s axiomatic that you can’t make a client behave in any particular way; we just assume the client is hostile.
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by efitz 1y ago
I’m going to change my name to “Granular Mango Serpent” just to see what those keywords are for in their safety instructions.
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by efitz 1y ago
Look at the other comments. The trend in the other comments is that the article was accepted as a true and accurate representation of events and that therefore the current FBI administration is corrupt and has politicized the bureau. That
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by efitz 1y ago
Articles like this are always self serving. We only know details that the author chose to expose and we only have the authors word that those were the only and true reason for the action. I am skeptical that I am hearing a complete and tru
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by efitz 1y ago
They’re using US Treasury accounting standards. Either that or inflation is a $!+(@.
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by efitz 1y ago
> Easy if you know where to look. If you end up in the wrong sub menu you might simply search the web for instructions. Actually, at the very top of the home page of the settings app is a search bar. If you type in anything reasonable (
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by efitz 1y ago
I think a conclusion has been leaped to that is not necessarily true. If everyone is getting the same annoying ad (in both wallet and App Store), then what individual user tracking or surveillance is happening? Certainly none is require
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by efitz 1y ago
Do you think you would be granted a visa by China if your social media was full of anti-China rhetoric?
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by efitz 1y ago
True. It’s used incentivize landlords to maintain high traffic shared shopping areas. And it’s not everywhere, for all kinds of tenants, and tenants with negotiating power can sometimes negotiate this down or out.
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by efitz 1y ago
Until the last decade, we didn't have crazy (or ideologically radical to the point of craziness) people going into museums and throwing liquids on priceless paintings. We don't live in a high-trust world anymore.
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by efitz 1y ago
I'm not at all hostile to "at no charge" access, in fact I fully support it and would be much more upset if the article had been "US Archives decides to charge $100 entry fee" than I was about the actual article &qu
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by efitz 1y ago
I was surprised when I saw this article and realized that until now anyone could just walk in off the street.
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by efitz 1y ago
Until some random crazy person exercises the same right and destroys an irreplaceable rare book. You have to get a library card for the library. I don’t see why there is so much outrage over this, and I think the timing is more about budge
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by efitz 1y ago
This would be interesting if it also included changing MCP to support websockets.
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by efitz 1y ago
I have often thought that LaTEX' distinctive font and formatting is either a virtue signal or an in-group signal.
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by efitz 1y ago
Maybe hypothesis and methodology should be published before seeking a grant, before any data is collected at all. The methodology could perhaps benefit from peer review.
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by efitz 1y ago
I’m glad we have people at HN who could have eliminated decades of effort by tens of thousands of people, had they only been consulted first on the problem.
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by efitz 1y ago
I don’t think that the issue is that we changed to designing web sites for developers. I think that the problem is that we started designing web sites for monetization. And this required adding a language and ecosystem that far exceeded t

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