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by gavinray 7mo ago
TIL that the majority of Americans believe that private businesses owe them employment. Imagine being so entitled. > A majority of people, 55% of all those surveyed, supported the statement “tech companies should not be able to make
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by gavinray 7mo ago
Node does not run in a browser?
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The text literally starts with: > We believe agents will become an integral part of the internet economy, and they need the ability to transact with businesses and one another. > MPP provides a specification for agents and serv
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by gavinray 7mo ago
Rephrasing of the post in case it's clearer: "I would love to do something more sophisticated, but it's ironic that when I performed both of the duties done nowadays by agents, the development loop got faster and faster as co
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by gavinray 7mo ago
I fail to see how "API call" is anything inherent to Agents/LLMs? Is this an attempt to get multiple payment processors to adopt the same Payments API so that agents fail less often?
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by gavinray 7mo ago
Seems like a shameless rip of the below, theme and all? https://www.ensue-network.ai/autoresearch
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by gavinray 7mo ago
The article states they trained a WASM interpreter and programs are represented as WASM bytecode
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by gavinray 7mo ago
Right-click the page and inspect the source code?
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by gavinray 7mo ago
It's better than the "Food Pyramid" and "MyPlate" which were the gov standards when I was growing up. Those standards put processed carbs like bread/pasta as the largest part of a "healthy diet". Whoo
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by gavinray 7mo ago
I have two SNP's for Lynch syndrome, is that enough to warrant concern? https://i.imgur.com/DZiJhGJ.png https://i.imgur.com/PKF2QDr.png
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by gavinray 7mo ago
Is there any way to "follow" the current state? Like a live dashboard with swarm stats, best current result, etc? I think that would be really neat, and get more people to contribute
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by gavinray 7mo ago
I had this idea in 2019 -- "p2p machine learning" with some sort of incentive. It makes a lot of sense to incentivize contributing. My idea was that you could earn "credits" for participating, which you could exchange fo
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by gavinray 7mo ago
No health issue is so easily reducible, but the impact of eating a diet of "actual food" and moving around even a little bit daily cannot be overstated. The odds ratios for nearly all diseases and all-cause mortality shift so far
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by gavinray 7mo ago
Scary. I had whole-genome sequencing done and the results came back with dozens of "Increased risk for colo-rectal cancer" results. I'm likely going to die of either a heart attack (already had one, at age 28), or cancer, and
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by gavinray 7mo ago
I had a colonoscopy + upper endocoscopy a few months ago, age 29. The prep was horrible, particularly the electrolyte drink they make you take the night before. I almost puked several times trying to get that stuff down. Actual procedure wa
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by gavinray 7mo ago
https://realfood.gov/
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by gavinray 7mo ago
Why would anyone work there, then, unless that's the only place they could get hired as a dev? And if the latter is the case, then that sort of stamps the case closed from the get-go...
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by gavinray 7mo ago
We're all asking the same thing. It's basically Claude Code, AFAICT https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47327474
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by gavinray 7mo ago
> also the us debt is 38 trillion It's sort of like being given one fine that's $100, and one fine that's $250 billion. You may as well keep increasing the number of second fine, because in no earthly circumstance
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by gavinray 7mo ago
As an American, I hear "8 trillion dollars in debt" and it seems like monopoly money. Nobody lets you borrow 8 trillion dollars without paying some of it back. As far as I'm concerned, it's a made-up number, it's on
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by gavinray 7mo ago
> accessibility to non-technical folks. When I read the setup docs, it required configuring a bunch of API keys in setting files though?
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by gavinray 7mo ago
The commenter "Skerit" below linked to a recent implementation of this: https://ouro-llm.github.io/ See the left-hand side of the diagram here, which is your exact proposal: https://ouro-llm.github.io&#
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by gavinray 7mo ago
Edge for Android also recently replaced the default search bar with a "copilot" bar, much to my dismay. Now to find another Android browser that allows installing Chrome extensions...
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by gavinray 7mo ago
Parenthesis are for "taking a small detour from the current thought", either to add context or personal thoughts. I use em-dash (written as "--" because I don't have an emdash key on my keyboard) as punctuation that
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by gavinray 7mo ago
I genuinely don't understand OpenClaw It's a worse version of Claude Code that you set up to work over common chat apps, from what I gather? Why would I not just use a Discord/WhatsApp bot etc plugged into Claude Code/Co
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by gavinray 7mo ago
Flows are obvious to anyone who has worked with streams, and coroutines are obvious to anyone who has worked with async/await languages.
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by gavinray 7mo ago
About 6 years ago, I had a thought: "There are billions of small devices, like Smart TV's, IoT devices, Smart Thermostats that sit idle most of the time. What if you could combine their unused computing power to do distributed ML
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by gavinray 7mo ago
.NET's Blazor client-side framework is C# WASM.
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by gavinray 7mo ago
The parent comment makes no reference to or comment on the author of the README. It just says "the README sucks." Which, I'm inclined to agree, it does. LLM-generated text has no place in prose -- it yields a negative investm
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by gavinray 7mo ago
I'm reminded of the "MongoDB is WebScale" video: as of this moment I officially resigned from my job as software engineer and will take up work on the farm shoveling pig shit and administering anal suppo

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