falcor84

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by falcor84 9mo ago
This seems like just one long hallucination. The only other references to this book are from this user.
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by falcor84 9mo ago
I love this post about a better authorization and provenance approach to skills, and I love that other agents have been upvoting and contributing to the thread. https://www.moltbook.com/post/cbd6474f-8478-4894-95f1-7b10
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by falcor84 9mo ago
This brings a whole new dimension to that joke about how our software used to leak memory, then file descriptors, then ec2 instances, and soon we'll be leaking entire data centers. So essentially you're saying - let's convert
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by falcor84 9mo ago
Well, this is the hard part, but the idea is that if you're working with both untrusted inputs and private data/resources, then your agent is susceptible to the "lethal trifecta"[0], and you should be extremely limiting
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by falcor84 9mo ago
> Hasn't everyone already built this for themselves in the past 2 years? The short answer is no. And more so, I think that "Everyone I know in my milieu already built this for themselves, but the wider industry isn't talki
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by falcor84 9mo ago
And for that I applaud you. I know it's a hassle for a platform to moderate good rants from bad ones, and I decry SO from pushing too hard against these. I truly believe that our industry would benefit from more drunken technical rants
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by falcor84 9mo ago
> You reduce development effort by a third Sorry to nitpick, but this should be "by three" or "by two thirds", right?
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by falcor84 9mo ago
The difference is that end users don't interact with the code that the artisan created, and don't care what it "feels like". One type of code that I do agree should be artisanal is the interface end of libraries.
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by falcor84 9mo ago
I should probably confess that as someone who lives in an area with a lot of construction work, I'm also very vulnerable to "prompt injection" when there's a person standing on the middle of the road holding a sign telli
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by falcor84 9mo ago
Not to be confused with Cat as a Service - https://cataas.com/
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by falcor84 9mo ago
The big one for me is shell scripting and working with the terminal in general. For everything except for the simplest commands, I find myself preferring to ask in plain English, and while imperfect, it has both saved me time and decreased
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by falcor84 9mo ago
If you want to contribute something to the discussion, do that, rather than just saying that you don't like the parent's argument, that's what the down button is for.
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by falcor84 9mo ago
That's exactly the thing. Claude Code with Opus 4.5 is already significantly better at essentially everything than a large percentage of devs I had the displeasure of working with, including learning when asked to retain a memory. It&#
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by falcor84 9mo ago
Why? Can't DRM be implemented in open source, and only have private keys kept secret?
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by falcor84 9mo ago
I remember reading an essay comparing one's personality to a polyhedral die, which rolls somewhat during our childhood and adolescence, and then mostly settles, but which can be re-rolled in some cases by using psychedelics. I don&#x27
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by falcor84 9mo ago
If cooling is such an important factor compared to everything else, I would assume we should see data centers in Antarctica long before we see them on the Moon.
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by falcor84 9mo ago
>Nothing matters any more Something tells me that Musk isn't the sort of person who'd ever be satisfied. It's easier for me to imagine him like Mr. House from Fallout, trying to control everything over centuries.
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by falcor84 9mo ago
Why wouldn't it just hook it into something like physx?
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by falcor84 9mo ago
In this analogy Usain Bolt will get twice as fast too, right? Using a solution that is always twice weaker than SotA, would put a company (or a national olympic team) at a significant disadvantage to competitors which do use the SotA.
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by falcor84 9mo ago
> will be given to your family once you die, sounds a bit macabre. To me it sounds more than a bit macabre - depending on the familial relations, it would seem like a motive for them to commit suicide in order to provide for their childr
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by falcor84 9mo ago
There's nothing definitional about the economy being driven by human need. In a future scenario where there are superintelligent AIs, there's no reason why they wouldn't run their own economy for their own needs, collecting a
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by falcor84 9mo ago
That's an interesting formulation. I'd actually be quite worried about a Manna-like world, where we have AGI and most humans don't have any economic value except as its "remote hands".
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by falcor84 9mo ago
There's a bit of a circular argument here - even if we human always assign intrinsic value to ourselves and our kin, I don't see a clear argument that human capabilities will have external value to the economy at large.
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by falcor84 9mo ago
It's another small source of friction. I don't know if biometrics are the solution, but I do find for example that I'm much more comfortable buying on a website I've used before and already has my card details, rather th
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Amazon to Cut 16,000 Jobs in Latest Round of Layoffs(nytimes.com)
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by falcor84 9mo ago
Some are harder drugs than others. I'd say that HN is caffeine, discord and whatsapp are alcohol, and Instagram is meth.
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by falcor84 9mo ago
That definitely happens, but I wish had the displeasure of working at companies that were enamored with the solution they have, and couldn't be convinced to look again at the problem and see how it's changed since they originally
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by falcor84 9mo ago
Too fast. It's already coding too fast for us to follow, and from what I hear, it's doing incredible work in drug discovery. I don't see any barrier to it getting faster and faster, and with proper testing and tooling, gettin
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by falcor84 9mo ago
This is something else. I want an LLM to continuously interact with a persistent authored world, not just have it make things up as it goes.
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by falcor84 9mo ago
This is awesome! And I want to run it locally. Publish it on steam with a configurable LLM and I'll buy it.

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