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541.
by eru 2mo ago
The big problem is that in general I want slack to be able to send some messages (otherwise I would ban that). But the difference between good and bad messages is something that's hard to judge mechanically.
542.
by eru 2mo ago
Thanks a lot!
543.
by eru 2mo ago
At a former job for a regional bank in South East Asia my boss used to joke that outsourcing is really great for the company, because now they can fail to deliver their software projects for cheaper.
544.
by eru 2mo ago
What's a GCC?
545.
by eru 2mo ago
The US has a lot of the world's best specialists.
546.
by eru 2mo ago
You are right. And the hook is for convenience, not for safety. Having explicit sandboxes is good, of course. But in addition I also treat my whole computer like a sandbox, it least in the sense that there's no files I would mind if
547.
by eru 2mo ago
People love to complain.
548.
by eru 2mo ago
Why does it have to be a Mac? Your money probably goes further with a generic PC and Linux?
549.
by eru 2mo ago
The app is split into multiple layers. Just like your browser can do everything already, but only lets websites use specific features.
550.
by eru 2mo ago
Claude code actually has a hook to let you install a script to review these bash commands for you. You can get pretty with a few simple and conservative rules, as long as you teach it how to take apart piped commands into their parts (to j
551.
by eru 2mo ago
You can actually use a hook to have a script review the (bash) commands for you.
552.
by eru 2mo ago
The permissions system seems to be mostly finegrained to help you from problems that backups and sandboxes already solve. The more dangerous activities I find are sending messages to the outside world: I can't undo a dumb slack message
553.
by eru 2mo ago
However, you might be able to find a natural experiment were taxi drivers were randomly prevented from continuing with their driving career?
554.
by eru 2mo ago
> First, I get exhausted reading LLM prose. I really don't want to read anything generated by something like Opus 5 at this point. Agreed. I find Opus 5, and even Fable, to be overly wordy in eg PR descriptions and code comments. Ho
555.
by eru 3mo ago
You mean an A* resource?
556.
by eru 3mo ago
> You'd think that LLMs fulfill this, but I do wonder if a clever human could still discern between them given their particularities. Yes, especially if you use the original adversarial setup with three simultaneous participants (ju
557.
by eru 3mo ago
https://mortenhannemose.github.io/lena/ I suspect.
558.
by eru 3mo ago
It's great, if you can deal with living in a steam sauna.
559.
by eru 3mo ago
> Migrant workers get sent away when sick or hurt, they don't benefit from healthcare. Sources?
560.
by eru 3mo ago
These politicians are elected representatives.
561.
by eru 3mo ago
> The economic impact if that actually ships without any caveats would also be huge (which is something I'd want people to keep in mind if they feel like responding with how good Tesla's current version is, I've heard that
562.
by eru 3mo ago
Interesting. I would probably start with the QA plan first, or at least before implementation (and perhaps even before design.)
563.
by eru 3mo ago
Well, nothing specific to capitalism here.
564.
by eru 3mo ago
> Wait, Oracle sales reps give decision-makers personal kickbacks for buying Oracle?? When Oracle does it, it's a scandal. But when an airline gives people personal 'miles' for their business trips, it's business as
565.
by eru 3mo ago
> It would impress me if someone could burn that amount with "normal" usage. Even when running multiple sessions. What's normal usage? I mean, Kimi is already really keen to spin of lots of subagents, and DeepSeep can pro
566.
by eru 3mo ago
If only! If rich people had so much influence, Romney and Bloomberg would have been presidents.
567.
by eru 3mo ago
Yes, if you are into tech, they really want you to come. Another benefit: they tell you pretty quickly whether your application is approved or not.
568.
by eru 3mo ago
Oh, no worries at all.
569.
by eru 3mo ago
Malaysia and Singapore used to be one country. New Jersey and Manhattan are in different states. But in any case, why so xenophobic? Borders are an administrative hassle, but they have no moral weight.
570.
by eru 3mo ago
Oh, I was purely talking about what healthcare costs society. I love it in Singapore, but if you don't want to live in a steam sauna, there are better countries for you. And if you are an American, I guess you don't even benefit

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