esafak

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by esafak 2mo ago
Maybe they just suck.
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by esafak 2mo ago
What do you use for code review and CI/CD?
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by esafak 2mo ago
See how easy it is once you have right terms ;)
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by esafak 2mo ago
There is so much competition gouging is impossible. If somebody is willing to pay Anthropic's high prices let them. I don't.
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by esafak 2mo ago
Proposing that all of humanity drastically change its habits is a theoretical, not practical, solution.
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by esafak 2mo ago
AI is more energy efficient and faster than we are. If there is anything thinking needed to solve the problem, it's best to lean on AI.
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by esafak 2mo ago
He's saying he can connect the dots without their help.
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by esafak 2mo ago
Is it the AI's fault we can't understand? If the GUT is beyond human comprehension does it matter less? We don't apply this reasoning to other animals or even to less capable humans. Besides, the robots may want to ponder mat
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by esafak 2mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Alsup
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by esafak 2mo ago
Because this way does not run security scanners.
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by esafak 2mo ago
You basically measure the light source with a spectrophotometer, then perform the procedure in https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Color_rendering_index Alternatively you buy a ColorChecker chart and measure the reflected li
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by esafak 2mo ago
White light is that which is perceived as white, which means light sources whose color approximates a black body like the Sun.
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by esafak 2mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hearing_the_shape_of_a_drum
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by esafak 2mo ago
A simple solution is to use a git hook that asks for confirmation if it is too big, with a suggestion to ask the user to have the agent split it up. For OSS, my suggestion is to accept issues and specs do the implementation yourself. Warp.d
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by esafak 2mo ago
How are you going to know the AI did not build the wrong thing? Not entirely wrong, but they will make some bad decision without consulting you. Even with a spec, AIs find a way to do it. (Humans can do this too.)
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by esafak 2mo ago
If they leave Steve Bannon with no time to develop thoughts, I'll tip one out for them.
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by esafak 2mo ago
A graph analytics database? Could you talk about the motivation, and competition?
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by esafak 2mo ago
Microeconomists. It's just a question of demand modeling. If you want to learn here is the bible: https://www.sup.org/books/business/pricing-and-revenue-optim...
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by esafak 2mo ago
This is a typical working paper (preprint) not white paper, for its field. You can wait for the journal publication.
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by esafak 2mo ago
Once you admit approximations the theoretical problem trades places with a more interesting one: what is the Pareto frontier of loss vs complexity?
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by esafak 2mo ago
I think this adds no value. I would stick to OpenCode. Things I would value: high-fidelity visualization (bonus points for Figma-like visual edits), good tool use (don't force me to tell the model), token efficiency, resource efficienc
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by esafak 2mo ago
Do you mean alternatives, like Bun and Deno, or a future direction for itself? edit: Node is boring, as far as the frontend goes -- a notoriously unstable ecosystem.
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by esafak 2mo ago
I'll write one off notes for myself, but I am not going to do that in the code base unless it is really high value; it does not scale. The only place I write myself now is AGENTS.md
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by esafak 2mo ago
Their proposal: Rel: A Programming Language for Relational Data https://dl.acm.org/doi/10.1145/3722212.3724450 https://docs.relational.ai/build/tutorials/meet-pyrel/
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by esafak 2mo ago
I have seen the value of recording past sessions but I am more skeptical of the value in recording facts, which may soon become stale, about a constantly changing code base. Got benchmarks?
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by esafak 2mo ago
Being less smart gives no assurance that it will be aligned. At least you consider it a problem so we're on the same page!
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by esafak 2mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Instrumental_convergence
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by esafak 2mo ago
What's its best feature?
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by esafak 2mo ago
For all the high-powered theory it looked just like every other harness! I was expecting more. If anybody has tried it, does it let you preview components in any frontend framework with perfect fidelity? That would be a big win.
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by esafak 2mo ago
https://cursor.com/blog/design-mode I think it's Cursor's selling point.

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