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gavmor
7mo ago
When AI screws up, it's "stupid." When AI succeeds, I'm smart. It's some cousin of the Fundamental Attribution Error.
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7mo ago
Can't wait to run smell-to-image GGUF models from HF.
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7mo ago
A lot of patterns have become frameworks, or language features, yes. It's just paving cowpaths.
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8mo ago
Hm... any idea how I might script `git worktree` into the new-pane action? Currently experimenting with agent-of-empires for tmux+worktrees to parallelize code changes.
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gavmor
8mo ago
I've had plenty of success with skills juggling various entities via CLI.
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8mo ago
LocalGPT uses Landlock LSM.
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8mo ago
I feel he has been laudibly even-keeled about the whole thing.
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8mo ago
This seems backwards, somehow. Like you're asking for an nth view and an nth API, and services are being asked to provide accessibility bridges redundant with our extant offerings. Sites are now expected duplicate effort by manually de
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8mo ago
To guard against this, the best course of action is probably modularization and composition, right? The Unix philosophy, ie building small, focused tools out of small, focused tools.
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8mo ago
Better than summaries would be fact-checking: corroboration or counter-narratives.
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8mo ago
Yes, but I find it really, really irritating.
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8mo ago
Things I look for in a UI library: 1. Clean, expressive interface, 2. Extensive documentation. That being said, good on you for shipping! I would like to try it just for the mystery factor.
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8mo ago
Ouch, harsh words! But, what would be your stack of choice? Or, what stack gives you the most confidence?
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8mo ago
How is this different from any other agentic harness?
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8mo ago
Is that any different from "we'll just use whatever devs know best, which will always be the most common thing?" eg Python, react... very little OCaml, Haskell, etc.
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9mo ago
"Prior" is an adjective.
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9mo ago
What's missing from C#?
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9mo ago
Story of my life in so many dimensions.
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9mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Faith_of_Our_Fathers_(short_st...
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9mo ago
I agree. The output is entirely beside the point. There is no market for gradeschool book reports.
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9mo ago
Yes, likewise! I've bounced off their developer portal several times, and I've colleagues who note they're extraordinarily difficult to integrate with. I will gladly invest in a more accessible developer ecosystem.
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9mo ago
I'd love to see Screenshots or video of the brushing. I've found nanobanana difficult to control with, eg markings and highlighter.
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9mo ago
Once a system has a sufficient number of users, it no longer matters what you "explicitly" promised in your documentation or contract. Hyrum’s Law: all observable behaviors of your system will eventually be depended on by someone.
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9mo ago
You may be surprised to learn that headlines actually lead to an even larger body of text called an "article" which contains, among other things, references to the scale of the issue named named in the headline.
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9mo ago
I just gotta say, the coil noise on my open-case 3090 has been a fascinating and joyful complement to my generative experiments. Alongside `nvtop`, coil noise has given me a visceral sense of the texture for different workloads. Sorry I hav
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9mo ago
> podcasts with tech bros That ain't me, and it certainly ain't the adult milieu of my childhood.
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9mo ago
Our concept of "Tailwind itself" should encompass, really, the economic foundations in which it's ensconced and from which it grew, even if it grew "on spec." Ie, without the promise of some path to profitability, e
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9mo ago
Driving through a 1,024-dimensional field in a car with six steering wheels.
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9mo ago
"tuple" is entirely redundant with the types, though.
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9mo ago
"Unbearable Joy Considered Harmful"
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