falcor84

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by falcor84 7mo ago
I would strongly disagree with that, in the sense of the layer of communication that 4chan operate at. I would argue that 4chan aren't sending packets to the UK any more than I'm currently sending my keystrokes to wherever you are
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by falcor84 7mo ago
> It won't invent something completely new though. I don't necessarily disagree, but am wondering whether you have any particular reason/intuition driving you to claim this. I have seen AI agents be quite creative in other
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by falcor84 7mo ago
> AI is a tool with no agency Claw AIs absolutely do have agency in the sense of being able to independently perform actions on their own, based on their "understanding" of a goal given by a "principal". I can't
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by falcor84 7mo ago
I am really into this approach of AI being used as a user-agent. In particular, I've been thinking a lot about educational content, and what I'd love to ask educational providers for is not AI-generated content, but rather careful
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by falcor84 7mo ago
There's no surprise that Rust is faster to run, but I don't think there are many who would claim that Rust is faster to write .
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by falcor84 7mo ago
That's a very nice analogy. I agree and thinking about my previous comment, I suppose I just lashed out because I really dislike Jira the product and don't think that it can be salvaged, but I don't have anything against the
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by falcor84 7mo ago
One thing that I recall reading (but can't find now) is that people are statistically significantly likely to finish books with shorter chapters. It just makes so much sense to me - I want a feeling of accomplishment as I go through th
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by falcor84 7mo ago
I like Clickup's way of allowing arbitrarily nested subtasks and easily promoting/demoting a task across levels, without having this hard distinction that Jira has between levels. I understand that some coporate managers like the
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by falcor84 7mo ago
You need a very different skill set and culture for driving and maintaining cars than for driving and maintaining horses. I honestly think that for big changes like this (if you are willing to accept that AI is such), looking at it from the
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by falcor84 7mo ago
From what I experienced, "proper" English grammar is absolutely prescribed at schools, and "poor grammar" will consistently and very predictably get you point deductions, regardless of whether linguists would accept your
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by falcor84 7mo ago
According to the wide definition of grammar, everyone uses some grammar, but nevertheless it's not a category error to say "*this sentence got grammar mistake". When we speak about the grammar for a language/dialect we i
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by falcor84 7mo ago
Military orders are text.
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by falcor84 8mo ago
But that's the thing - the UN just accepts its strongest members doing things that go against its founding charter and can do nothing about it. At some point the the center just cannot hold.
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by falcor84 8mo ago
The relevant part is that Claude Code adds an Attribution header, which invalidates the KV Cache for local models. The fix proposed here is to set the following in ~/.claude/settings.json when using Claude Code against a local mod
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by falcor84 8mo ago
> But the alternative is each country for himself, so I rather have the UN. That's a false dichotomy. The alternatives includes giving each country an equal standing without a veto, votes proportional to the population, or even full
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by falcor84 8mo ago
I strongly disagree. I think he might be a joke as an individual, and I hate a lot about his impact on the world, but as a business leader, he's probably at the top 1% of all CEOs, which isn't saying that much, but it's very
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by falcor84 8mo ago
I particularly love the pretend play of software forcing you to scroll the dozens of pages of contract text all the way to the bottom before the Accept button is enabled. Because obviously the reason I didn't read through the entirety
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by falcor84 8mo ago
Seems that you're in violent agreement. China is so large that it tops most metrics you throw at it, even when we consider them contradictory.
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by falcor84 8mo ago
> “Automated AI research intern by Sep 2026, full AI researcher by Mar 2028” Funny how timely this is, with Karpathy's Autoresearch hitting the top of HN yesterday (and this being an indication that frontier labs probably have much
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by falcor84 8mo ago
Not sure if anything like that already exists, but if not, I would suggest building it on top of marimo rather than jupyter, given its approach to cells getting recalculated based on changes in their dependencies.
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by falcor84 8mo ago
The only thing missing is for the agents to publish and peer-review their research.
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by falcor84 8mo ago
Licensing, and particularly copyleft is based on copyright - you cannot offer a license, if you don't have a copyright on the thing. You can put it in the public domain, but that is very different.
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by falcor84 8mo ago
Except for extreme periods in history (that I hope we can avoid), most service members don't end up directly participating in a war.
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by falcor84 8mo ago
Which of the two Ls?
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by falcor84 8mo ago
I quite like this idea, but am still unhappy about how I don't have control over the interactive permission prompt. I've been thinking about this a lot, and what I'd love to have is an ability to get these interactive prompts
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by falcor84 8mo ago
The desirable end game is somewhere there in "a large percentage" - e.g. if they can realiably automate 5% of jobs each year, theirs is the Earth and everything that's in it.
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by falcor84 8mo ago
Because countries that nationalized their industries are have historically prospered?
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by falcor84 8mo ago
> Agents will get better. The edges will move. Very well said. As alluded to in TFA, I believe that future version of infrastructure-as-code monitoring systems will explicitly define the scope of what the assigned AI ops agent should han
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by falcor84 8mo ago
That's very different from what I'm seeing around me, but yes, I suppose that happens to. And I guess Google wouldn't have as much of an issue with that, right?
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by falcor84 8mo ago
Well ... the clear signal is that people want to use Google's models but not Google products

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