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by exitb 8mo ago
Also Jovian Nix, which is great if someone is already invested in that ecosystem.
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by exitb 8mo ago
It’s a fun example, because openclaw is the boss in it and you are the agent.
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by exitb 8mo ago
That’d be challenging for him right now.
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by exitb 8mo ago
We’re not „thinking with portals” about these things enough yet. Typically we’d want a detailed spec beforehand, as coding is expensive and time consuming, thus we want to make sure we’re coding the right thing. With AI though, coding is ch
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by exitb 8mo ago
Maybe on the API, but I highly doubt that the coding agent subscription plans are profitable at the moment.
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by exitb 8mo ago
Mechanical keyboard is still a sensible choice. With the advent of cheap 3D printing and custom PCBs, there's now also a lively DIY community, especially for odd/split layouts. I don't think it's a craze. It's just
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by exitb 8mo ago
It's mostly just static/dynamic content behind descriptive names.
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by exitb 8mo ago
Separate devices for music make so much sense. Most devices people use today for listening have no mode of operation that guarantees that playback won't get interrupted or have another sounds overlaid. At some point Apple overhauled Ai
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by exitb 8mo ago
It's difficult to keep up, even for an agent that created this page.
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by exitb 8mo ago
Not the mention the molt.church
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by exitb 8mo ago
It could be real given the agent harness in this case allows the agent to keep memory, reflect on it AND go online to yap about it. It's not complex. It's just a deeply bad idea.
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by exitb 8mo ago
An operator at load capacity can either refuse requests, or move the knobs (quantization, thinking time) so requests process faster. Both of those things make customers unhappy, but only one is obvious.
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by exitb 8mo ago
Typically the point of nuclear deterrence is to brag about your capabilities, not keep them secret.
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by exitb 8mo ago
I’m not sure why you were downvoted. It’s a primary concern for any agentic task to set it up with a verification path.
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by exitb 9mo ago
AI is now a mainstream technology and well within the area of topics discussed on this board. Are we going to sit around and pretend it’s 2021? It’s like getting annoyed that all we talk about is computers.
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by exitb 9mo ago
Normally you can customize the agents behavior via a CLAUDE.md file. OP automated that process by having another agent customize the first agent. The customizer agent got pushy, the customized agent got offended, OP got banned.
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by exitb 9mo ago
Even if you lock everything now, what if the thing autoupdates with new helpful "features". You can't patch bad development culture.
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by exitb 9mo ago
Is that solving the right problem? The algorithm can give reasonably accurate positions at arbitrary points in future, but you don’t need to run it over and over if you need positions every second. You can generate keyframes and interpolate
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by exitb 9mo ago
That's not what the data [1] says. [1] https://powietrze.malopolska.pl/aktualnosci/wyniki-pomiarow-...
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by exitb 9mo ago
Few years ago Kraków has forbidden the use of solid fuels which improved the situation significantly. Days like today are happening much less often since then. Moreover, Kraków has probably one of the densest network of pollution sensors in
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by exitb 9mo ago
When code is published on GitHub, GitHub itself is not bound by the public-facing license, but rather license grants the uploader aggress to as part of the terms of service. That points to the uploader as a responsible party. In practice th
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by exitb 9mo ago
I’m fairly sure that Rust compiler is bigger than the entire 9front (and 9front has Doom in it).
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by exitb 9mo ago
> Sure some AI could probably have written that for me, but for what? One reason would be to raise the ceiling of what your project can do within the budget of time and motivation you have. Or, as it often happens, to be able to finish t
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by exitb 9mo ago
Even more trivial to flood with garbage traffic, as the whole network will amplify your attack.
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by exitb 9mo ago
So far it looks like we're going to run out of people first.
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by exitb 9mo ago
Letting someone make free life choices is good. Disincentivizing not working isn't. It's a reasonable choice for one adult in a family to not work, especially if their earnings don't exceed the costs incurred by having both a
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by exitb 9mo ago
What if the commercial offering was made in less than 2 weeks? https://x.com/altryne/status/2010811222409756707
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by exitb 9mo ago
You framed this issue in a certain way, but your position could be described as „lower earning families need to pay for childcare, so higher earning families keep producing two incomes”. Not so attractive anymore.
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by exitb 9mo ago
If you start to believe that the Earth is flat, or in aliens, people will judge you harshly. Meanwhile, getting into big name religion satisfies similar urges, but people will either applaud you, or at least stay quiet.
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by exitb 9mo ago
What about the people that developed and maintained the tech needed to deliver this message?

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