hrimfaxi

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by hrimfaxi 5mo ago
When you are in direct competition? I should have said outcompeted, which in this case I think outnumbered is a fair proxy.
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by hrimfaxi 5mo ago
What does it mean to lose evolutionarily if not be outnumbered?
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by hrimfaxi 5mo ago
The article touched on Turing's expectations for a computer to produce a sonnet and how those goal posts have changed and I have to ask myself would the average person even pass that test today? If you ask a person to say how their day
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by hrimfaxi 5mo ago
Many people don't agree with the current and future societal values and norms. Why can't people be left alone in peace?
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by hrimfaxi 5mo ago
It seems like it relies on an LLM to guess the next logical step and codify it. https://github.com/Teaonly/SKILL.make/blob/06872841537273376...
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by hrimfaxi 5mo ago
Ah I didn't realize they meant openclaw literally. By now openclaw is the generic term for these integrated agents it seems.
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by hrimfaxi 5mo ago
Drafting email responses for work, organizing talking points for upcoming meetings based on email and doc context. Creating tickets for work tracking. Anything you can do with claude code and mcps pretty much.
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by hrimfaxi 5mo ago
> i would not trust bash execution of SSH because it can easily hallucinate local commands instead of remote. Why would it be more likely to hallucinate local commands instead of remote commands if it is in an active SSH session?
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by hrimfaxi 5mo ago
Hand your agent a tmux session.
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by hrimfaxi 5mo ago
> Who’s doing it better? Any of the Whisper-based apps on the App Store.
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by hrimfaxi 5mo ago
> Your ISP will route your packets and not obfuscate the original destination nor cache any content, That's not true. ISPs modify returned content. https://lukerodgers.ca/2023/12/09/optimum-isp-is-mit
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by hrimfaxi 5mo ago
Openclaw is an always on AI assistant that's plugged into a bunch of MCPs. You don't understand what kinds of problems that can help solve and cant envision any use cases for that?
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by hrimfaxi 5mo ago
Finance practically lives in spreadsheets.
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by hrimfaxi 5mo ago
It is not uncommon to study things that are considered common knowledge.
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by hrimfaxi 5mo ago
I wonder what longer cycles with easier recall methods might yield.
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by hrimfaxi 5mo ago
opencode is open source
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by hrimfaxi 5mo ago
Were they using Word? That was absolutely a fear of mine at the time.
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by hrimfaxi 5mo ago
Most companies don't provide a corporate cell phone and have no problems with answering emails from a personal account. Can't have it both ways.
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by hrimfaxi 5mo ago
> Perhaps an LLM can assist with mounting such an attack, but as there's no complete feedback loop, it still would require a lot of human effort. LLMs have had no problem modifying software on an attached android phone. It's on
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by hrimfaxi 5mo ago
I noticed the code for the upgrade does not appear to be available. https://bitbucket.org/asklandd/lightwhale/src/master/
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by hrimfaxi 5mo ago
404 for me
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by hrimfaxi 5mo ago
You could hack the CEO account to say something positive, too though.
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by hrimfaxi 5mo ago
This would make sense if Congress never passed laws. They can and routinely do. That they don't limit their behavior is unsurprising.
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by hrimfaxi 6mo ago
It looks a lot like OneCLI too. Curious how it differs.
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by hrimfaxi 6mo ago
That stood out to me, too. Garmin should take a hint.
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by hrimfaxi 6mo ago
Most of their lora devices are ESP32.
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by hrimfaxi 6mo ago
The HPDL-1414 appears to be discontinued though still available from some suppliers in varying MOQs and leads.
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by hrimfaxi 6mo ago
Isn't it obvious that allowing betting on something creates economic incentives to influence that thing?
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by hrimfaxi 6mo ago
Why do airports collect weather data at all? Just for fun?
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by hrimfaxi 6mo ago
Should it be legal to be able to bet when someone will die?

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