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by godelski 10mo ago
> Sandboxing these things is a good idea anyways. Honestly, one thing I don't understand is why agents aren't organized with unique user or group permissions. Like if we're going to be lazy and not make a container
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by godelski 10mo ago
How is this not any different than the Apple "you're holding it wrong" argument. I mean the critical reason for that kind of response being so out of touch is that the same people praise Apple for its intuitive nature. How ca
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by godelski 10mo ago
Exactly. And I want you but clear, I'd have a very different opinion if either the companies and C-suite people were struggling or the average person had a significantly higher standard of living. The dramatically widening gap with t
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by godelski 10mo ago
For my iPhone I made a dumb script using the Shortcuts app. It's a horrendous app that combines all the worst parts of a scripting language with all the worst parts of a visual language. But I'm not sure how else to do it besides
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by godelski 10mo ago
Yeah my dotfiles, notes, and scripts are in a single repo. I think the most important thing to do is organize. I just match the system. So I put everything that a rc file in ~/ in one directory and everything in ~/.config in anoth
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by godelski 10mo ago
While I'm a big fan of that paper, as a ML researcher I can confidently state that it is not well accepted. I can also confidently state that it is not well known. I think there is a critical flaw in the paper though. Not critical from
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by godelski 10mo ago
> How can you make sure of that? https://netzro.github.io/posts/2025/Jun/08/setting-up-cronie...
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by godelski 10mo ago
> How reliable are cronjobs in termux? I mean it is no systemd... cron is cron. As long as termux is running they run. Just make sure google doesn't kill it and that it starts on boot. I haven't really had issues tbh.
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by godelski 10mo ago
Has the refresh rate on eink devices reached like 30-60fps? It definitely looks cool and I might give it a try, but I do love my dark mode and color syntax. My understanding is that color on eink is pretty limited. It also isn't worth
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by godelski 10mo ago
> I really like this setup because I only have one environment, so everything is there, and I don't have to install anything in the laptop Yeah that's one of my favorite parts. Same about living in the terminal. I can b
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by godelski 10mo ago
Just trying to help given that you responded. I'm happy to help you find solutions but the constraints might be too much, unfortunately. If you don't have a machine that can run local AI and don't have the funds to buy one th
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by godelski 10mo ago
Are there any benefits besides a nice GUI? I'm fairly comfortable with my linux desktop as an interface. TBH the most frustrating part is the iPhone shortcut app I made which I strongly believe is less about me and more than Apple is a
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by godelski 10mo ago
I mean the power of the work machine really depends on what your needs are. Definitely should adapt to whatever your needs are. > And there's no way this thing would handle a useful local model So if you have a setup like min
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by godelski 10mo ago
In the last 5 years I pretty much fully migrated to my laptop being a terminal for other machines. I more use it like a local machine in HPC: web browsing, word processing, scripting. Anything serious is done remotely. But I also live in th
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by godelski 10mo ago
While I don't use the AI part I have a very similar scheme and it is one of the reasons I encourage people to live in the terminal. The idea is to create a modern "terminal"[0] My main computer is a Macbook Air, which I carry
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by godelski 10mo ago
I struggle with this too. I struggle less when I remind myself of how much the tech sector has grown in the past 20 years. Not even just in power and control over critical infrastructure, but in wealth. Marke
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by godelski 10mo ago
> iOS: - uBlock Origin now exists - Settings > Apps > Safari > (General) Extensions > uBlock Origin Lite https://apps.apple.com/us/app/ublock-origin-lite/id6745342698 - Alternati
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by godelski 10mo ago
Trolling is more than lying. It requires having bait. And sometimes a boat.
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by godelski 10mo ago
What I think is the strangest part of it is that they don't respond to a single comment. They've only done it twice in their entire comment history (3 pages). Once 2 years ago where they talk about banging women and the other bein
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by godelski 10mo ago
> Am I the weird one here? Yes. But good weird, not bad weird. I mean we're programmers. Even though it's much more popular these days the very nature of what we do makes us "weird". At least compared to the a
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by godelski 10mo ago
> That's so meta it applies to everything though. Fair... but I think you're also over generalizing. Think about how these models are trained. They are initially trained as text completion machines, right? Then to turn
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by godelski 10mo ago
> I don't read that at all from it. That's totally fair. I was contemplating that myself but the fact that they specifically mentioned their manager saying it combined with how the article focuses on being detail orient
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by godelski 10mo ago
I have something like that in my system prompt. While it improves the model it's still a psychopathic sycophant. It's really hard to balance between it just going way too hard in the wrong direction and being overly nice. The latt
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by godelski 10mo ago
> That is what I want though. LLMs in chat are like rubber ducks to me Honestly this is where I get the most utility out of them. They're a much better rubber ducky than my cat, who is often interested but only meows in conf
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by godelski 10mo ago
I think we're in agreement. Though I want to expand on something a bit subtle. Perfect doesn't exist. There's no perfectly written code. If there were it wouldn't be perfect for long because the environment is constantly
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by godelski 10mo ago
> If it were just me, cool stuff would definitely happen - randomly. And we would run out of money and fail. I like to think there needs to be some distribution. Just like how there should be an adversarial process where the busi
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by godelski 10mo ago
> A former manager once described me as a “purist”. Can we talk for a second about how useless this type of language is? When people repeat phrases like "don't let perfection be the enemy of 'good enough'&quot
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by godelski 10mo ago
Well if you exclude the politicians then most people share values. I mean we got a bunch of Chinese people living in America and a bunch of Americans living in China. Same is true for a lot of countries and ones where the countries politica
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by godelski 10mo ago
> orrelates with missing the first letter off Intended? Still, that shows an issue of using fuzzy search for Bing but not programs. There should be a precedent on local items. A typo is far more likely than a web search, especial
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by godelski 10mo ago
> This is like the first stone of an avalanche. I wouldn't even say it's the first. And things have already happened. Close allies have stopped sharing intelligence information with the US. Even if the US doesn't n

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