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by fudged71 8mo ago
Do you have an alias or something so that every time you open CC, tmux is running? How do you deal with multiple concurrent sessions of CC with this setup? How important is mosh? I wasn't able to get it set up the last time I tried...
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by fudged71 8mo ago
There's two kinds of sociopaths, the uncontrollable ones and the controllable ones. The CIA only wants the latter.
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by fudged71 8mo ago
This is in line with my thinking, can you say more about how intent changes how you would use a system like this? I had a really complex negotiation for car repairs (goodwill warranty, balancing a long list of repairs/recalls etc) whic
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by fudged71 8mo ago
I think/hope the whole "home manager" category is going to take off soon. On a cost basis, it no longer makes sense--practically--not to use visual/text/audio intelligence to manage such a large asset. We just don&#
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by fudged71 8mo ago
Is there any current solution elsewhere for hardware scheduling?
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by fudged71 8mo ago
Thank you so much for this book! I'm finding the translation is very high quality. I am a complete novice in training LLMs, and have been trying to train a novel architecture for Python code generation, using Apple Silicon. I've b
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by fudged71 8mo ago
I'm calling it Stochastic Parrotism
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by fudged71 8mo ago
I don't know how, but PyMuPDF4LLM is based on Tessaract and has GNN-based layout detection
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by fudged71 8mo ago
I'm thrilled. Picked up a used M4 Pro 64GB this morning. Excited to test this out
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by fudged71 9mo ago
Dammit! There's ALWAYS an xkcd
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by fudged71 9mo ago
The depressing part is reading some threads that are genuinely more productive and interesting than human comment threads.
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by fudged71 9mo ago
It already happened with "What would Elon do" plugin
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by fudged71 9mo ago
Yes obviously, but as my central point was, it is the complete opposite of their narrative of targeted operations backed by data.
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by fudged71 9mo ago
That's exactly what I'm saying though. I agree that their intent is manufacturing fear and uncertainty. What I'm saying is that congress and the public should be holding them to their word and asking where all this Palantir m
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by fudged71 9mo ago
It's insane right now browsing tiktok and seeing every 3rd or 4th video on my feed have consistent glitches (in the same places of a video, as if my internet was slow which it isn't), on only the videos mentioning resistance topic
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by fudged71 9mo ago
It's noteworthy at this point in time that there is a contradiction. The government is currently ramping up Palantir and they are using "precise targeting" of illegal aliens using "advanced data/algorithms". An
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by fudged71 9mo ago
The tech industry is falling in line just as expected. Disgraceful. Don't take orders from a LtCol with zero military experience.
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by fudged71 9mo ago
2026 paper titled Evolving Programmatic Skill Networks, operationalized in Claude Code
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by fudged71 9mo ago
I've been on a similar path. Will have 1000 skills by the end of this week arranged in an evolving DAG. I'm loving the bottoms-up emergence of composable use cases. It's really getting me to rethink computing in general.
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by fudged71 9mo ago
To tech leaders and hiring managers at other companies: If you're reading this, please consider publicly stating that your company will interview Palantir engineers who want to exit on moral grounds. Create an explicit off-ramp. Lower
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by fudged71 9mo ago
Select star from blog posts where... :)
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by fudged71 9mo ago
Different industry, but our marketing guy once said "You know what this [perfect] metric means? We can never use it in marketing because it's not believable"
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by fudged71 9mo ago
Thank you for posting binsmith, I've built something similar over the past few days and you've made some great decisions in here
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by fudged71 9mo ago
I found a bunch of potential vulnerabilities in the example Skills .py files provided by Anthropic. I don't believe the CVSS/Severity scores though: | Skill | Title | CVSS | Severity
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by fudged71 9mo ago
Interesting. Was this inspired by the "Context Graphs" concept discussed on X?
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by fudged71 10mo ago
Brad Schoenfeld Has been on this body of work for a long time, and he is "Mr. Hypertrophy" in the field. So yes
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by fudged71 10mo ago
There's also those "always on" hot water dispensers. And your home hot water can also be put on a pumped loop for instant access.
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Manus Joins Meta: Accelerating AI Innovation for Businesses(facebook.com)
3 points by fudged71 10mo ago|1 comments
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by fudged71 10mo ago
I'd love to see way more interest, rigor, tooling, etc in the industry regarding Skills, I really think they have solved the biggest problems that killed Expert Systems back in the day. I'd love to see the same enthusiasm as MCPs
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by fudged71 10mo ago
This is brilliant. Love the UI too!

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