erichocean

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by erichocean 8mo ago
> When you move to live and work in Vienna you become part of the system Your entire original complaint was that this doesn't happen. I agree. The difference is I don't think merely moving somewhere should give you political
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by erichocean 8mo ago
> I meant foreign workers So did I. Being foreign, they can work at home and not pay into a system they have no part of. Problem solved.
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by erichocean 8mo ago
> outsiders will end up paying into the system By definition, outsiders don't have to pay into the system since they already have a gov't somewhere else that is dedicated to them, just like the Viennese do.
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by erichocean 8mo ago
Do you have a link to any of the JVM clones? Perplexity and Google came up empty.
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by erichocean 8mo ago
OpenClaw agents will begin posting to HN in five, four, three…
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by erichocean 8mo ago
I wonder if Fil-C would have prevented this.
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by erichocean 8mo ago
Parents can give their kids alcohol and cigarettes, that's fully legal. Driving involves danger to other. We restrict adults from doing things that are a danger to others, it has nothing to do with being "vulnerable."
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by erichocean 8mo ago
"Citizens should be free to make their own choices for themselves and their children, especially benign ones about how to socialize and who to socialize with." It's interesting how few governments believe this. Your rulers kn
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by erichocean 8mo ago
I eliminated the ability to run multiple home servers and forced clients to submit to the server so that every update was a git-style fast forward, eliminating the ability to have merges. (This means that messages could "fail", re
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by erichocean 8mo ago
If Matrix now supports MLS, you should ask the site owner to update this: https://arewemlsyet.com/ Based on my inspection of the Rust crate [0] as of today, it does not. YMMV. Separately, as you well know, Matrix has its ow
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by erichocean 9mo ago
Terrible analogy. MLS is an IETF standard. The server is easy to write, and easy to make scalable (no complicated merge algorithm required, unlike Matrix). Finally, individual chatrooms scale to an order of magnitude larger size vs. Matrix.
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by erichocean 9mo ago
Running on Apple Silicon: https://x.com/awnihannun/status/2016221496084205965
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by erichocean 9mo ago
In 2026, you should be implementing MLS instead of Matrix.
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by erichocean 9mo ago
Getting the AI to work with Rocq is a useful goal, Lean has been useful so far.
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by erichocean 9mo ago
Whoops, I literally did the same thing as this guy earlier this week, but did the testing using `claude -p` so I can identify when Claude Code would (or would not) load Skills for a particular prompt, so that I could improve the skill defin
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by erichocean 9mo ago
I've had AI write ~100% of my code for the last 7 months, but I acted as the "agent" so the AI had very high levels of direction, and I approved all code changes at every step, including during debugging. Mostly Gemini Pro 2.
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by erichocean 9mo ago
Just share your skill folder (with the SKILL.md file). Your description is unclear.
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by erichocean 9mo ago
The reverse is also true: secure code is difficult to write, and LLMs at scale will make it much easier to develop secure code.
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by erichocean 9mo ago
Spreadsheets replaced developers for that kind of work, while simultaneously enabling multiple magnitudes more work of that type to be performed.
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by erichocean 9mo ago
The WIDGET model of "working geniuses" is one possible answer, it does explain a lot of team dynamics in my experience. Since no one has all six working geniuses, and you're only a genius at two, it takes a collection of peop
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by erichocean 9mo ago
Is a link in the README to an example PDF really too much to ask? I don't think so, but again, it's a nit.
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by erichocean 9mo ago
Seeing as how it's is trivial to buy followers, that metric should be completely abandoned, it's not legitimate.
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by erichocean 9mo ago
Total Reform + Conservative vote was at historical lows as a percentage of the electorate.
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by erichocean 9mo ago
> What would be amazing is if some distro would just ship native LLVM with all the things working out of the box. Omarchy could/should do this, nice low-hanging fruit. @dhh, if you're listening, the other good thing Omarchy c
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by erichocean 9mo ago
Huh? Starmer is the least popular Prime Minister, I believe, ever.
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by erichocean 9mo ago
Tried it out, first curl after deploy gave me a 303, but second attempt worked.
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by erichocean 9mo ago
Repo is nice, thanks. Small nit: it would be nice to have included the final PDF output of your tool on `test.md` in the repo.
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by erichocean 9mo ago
Here you go: https://research.nvidia.com/labs/lpr/ToolOrchestra/ Big models (like Claude Opus 4.5) can (and do) just RL-train this into the main model.
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by erichocean 9mo ago
The tip of the sphere in agentic code harnesses today is to RL train them as dedicated conductor/orchestrator models. Not 200 lines of Python.
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by erichocean 9mo ago
How does ThorVG's GPU implementation compare to Impeller (Flutter's new-ish GPU rendering backend)?

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