esafak

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811.
by esafak 6mo ago
By taking a class in machine learning. What kind of a CS student can't set up an email filter??
812.
by esafak 6mo ago
Has this issue been reported? It seems like an obvious design flaw.
813.
by esafak 6mo ago
For me the selling point is that it is set and forget. I never leave MCPs permanently on; that's valuable real estate.
814.
by esafak 6mo ago
GitAI does this without an MCP using git notes, which means it gets checked in: https://usegitai.com/
815.
by esafak 6mo ago
One can hope. At least I got a chuckle out of reading LTS and 'claw in the same sentence.
816.
by esafak 6mo ago
Shareware suggests itself.
817.
by esafak 6mo ago
This one: http://brave.com/ I don't use their browser but I like their search engine!
818.
by esafak 6mo ago
Do humans take a pay cut when they manage other humans? Does directing agents take little technical skill that merits a pay cut?
819.
by esafak 6mo ago
I saw a code base where SQL UDFs were used to mutate the data with SELECTs...
820.
by esafak 6mo ago
That is not true in startups, where people are getting work done. Maybe in later stage companies where 'stakeholders' are 'synergizing' in meetings over the Q2 roadmap.
821.
by esafak 6mo ago
If you had to give precise instructions to someone so they could get anything done you'd call them a junior.
822.
by esafak 6mo ago
You need to be involved in the architecture.
823.
by esafak 6mo ago
Don't mechanical engineers do that with FEM simulations? Example: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tZspM_TvPKQ
824.
by esafak 6mo ago
Thanks for sharing that fascinating video! It seems like a fair bit of work went into it. One criticism I have is that it is undiscoverable and opaque; it is not obvious how it is going to behave. I wonder how many users are aware of it.
825.
by esafak 6mo ago
Is Typst appropriate for web apps; e.g., the input forms here?
826.
by esafak 6mo ago
Colorization does not count as restoration. That's enhancement, at best.
827.
by esafak 6mo ago
You're not concerned about the biggest army in the world flexing its muscles?
828.
by esafak 6mo ago
2. is false. You can't roll back everything an agent does. If you told it to place a trade in the stock market, for example, you can not undo that. That is what I mean by external state. Everything else is covered by existing version c
829.
by esafak 6mo ago
I do not get it. If the agent is not mutating state the change can be checked in. If it is mutating external state, version control won't save you.
830.
by esafak 6mo ago
This is a timely discussion for me. I've been dealing with several open source packages that aren't moving nearly as fast I need to get work done. I fork them, creating feature branches to upstream and merge them into a vendored d
831.
by esafak 6mo ago
It sounds more like a banjo to me. Not at all like a violin.
832.
by esafak 6mo ago
Abduhl, the nature of the job has changed; before it was coding, now it is managing the AI coding. What was and remains valuable is delivering value. This principle has not changed.
833.
by esafak 6mo ago
Did you not catch the debate about Tahoe's glassmorphism?
834.
by esafak 6mo ago
That works if you know the feature exists.
835.
by esafak 6mo ago
It's as if the author hopes that enshrining these wishes in a law is going to makes a difference.
836.
by esafak 6mo ago
This is more like the stuff Linux users had to endure in the bad old days of setting up drivers. Concerns of twenty years ago. I remember the days people compared their colorimeters and profiled their own monitors. I'm too old for this
837.
by esafak 6mo ago
Got a demo site or video?
838.
by esafak 6mo ago
Looks like a bunch of canned skills served through a plugin?
839.
by esafak 6mo ago
Spark in Scala does the ETL part of this well. The orchestration part is another story.
840.
by esafak 6mo ago
Coders can get high too, see!

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