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by igor47 9mo ago
A system to build more systems with more LLMs, of course!
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by igor47 9mo ago
https://igor.moomers.org/
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by igor47 9mo ago
I read the linked fly article and didn't see where it's mentioned why containers aren't a good fit for sandboxes that need persistent state. You can definitely do all the same snapshoting directly on your local docker volumes
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by igor47 9mo ago
Maybe it's concerns about docker chroot escape? I'm not sure what the current consensus is on how "secure" docker is, but in the past I've heard you shouldn't assume an app in a container is fully isolated from
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by igor47 9mo ago
I'm curious where in the funnel you fall off. Do you get a phone screen? Coding interviews? Or just crickets?
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by igor47 10mo ago
But again, it's only associated with tech millionaires because reporters make the association to helpfully enable their readers to hate stuff! Engaging negative emotions -- you know, the thing modern media does best! In my mind, EA is
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by igor47 10mo ago
I don't know of any public EAs who endorsed Elon's crusade against American institutions -- can you name some? Re: pseudo-alternative to proper public service -- 80,000 hours is product of the EA movement, which aims to steer peop
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by igor47 10mo ago
I think the whole point of EA is to avoid the misery contest and funnel philanthropy dollars in the most effective way, though there's a lot of disagreement inside the movement on what constitutes effectiveness. On the radical statism
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by igor47 10mo ago
Most people donate $0. Do you agree it might be good and useful to have a, ummm, let's call it a movement, to change that?
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by igor47 10mo ago
If you're implying that my engagement with EA is so shallow as to stop at the name -- you're incorrect. Sorry if I'm unfairly reading this as an ad hominem, but that's how it's coming off. On the merits, I think you
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by igor47 10mo ago
You're not wrong, but I am still sad about this trend. Especially the "you don't own any of it" part. I always think about this: https://theoutline.com/post/1398/why-can-t-karen-sandler-get...
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by igor47 10mo ago
It's only known for doomerism and SBF because reporters like the FA author chose to focus on this, and not on, say, the hundreds of thousands of lives saved around the world by EA donors and their recipient organizations. I gotta say,
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by igor47 10mo ago
I think the world would be a better place if more people donated to charities, especially effective charities. I also, separately, believe in effective government that takes care of it's people, progressive tax rates, and democracy&#x2
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by igor47 10mo ago
> For the untainted, effective altruism (EA) is a very online social movement popular in tech circles, which was originally concerned with how to get rich philanthropists to donate to the most “effective” charities Man this really makes
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by igor47 10mo ago
I've been using minio for local dev but that version is unmaintained now. However, I was put off by the minimum requirements for garage listed on the page -- does it really need a gig of RAM?
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by igor47 10mo ago
The fires in Northern California the past few years have been a little better, but at their worst e.g. 2020, everyone had these box fans with filters taped on. I always wondered how effective those were at filtering contaminants ( I know th
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by igor47 10mo ago
I think it's hugged to death?
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by igor47 10mo ago
My model for this is to have one nerd per group of people, who runs digital infra for the community. I'm that nerd for my friends, and run a bunch of self-hosted services that people I personally know use. Some of them even pitch in to
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by igor47 10mo ago
Tragedy of the commons in a nutshell.
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by igor47 10mo ago
Rude, not to mention this reads as "resistance is futile, just obey in advance".
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by igor47 10mo ago
Huh you got me with this analogy. On the other hand, can't this be said about any bad thing? Few bad things are always bad. A few examples: * My liberal relatives won't own guns because they keep hearing stories about how guns a
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by igor47 10mo ago
Which honestly is crazy to me. I have a Rivian, and to say the software is disappointing would be an understatement. There are heisenbugs galore; some examples: * Doors refuse to open * Lose the ability to control media playback using any c
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by igor47 10mo ago
> when 50% of kids died before the age of 5. I can totally imagine people saying back then that this was the "natural order of things" One could imagine this, but it wasn't a serious position that anyone actually held. I t
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by igor47 10mo ago
I do think we're significant more likely to solve immortality than the problem of getting old rich powerful people to relinquish their grip on wealth and power
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by igor47 10mo ago
Maybe. There's plenty of science fiction that addresses this. For example the "meths" (short for Methuselah) in altered carbon, who achieve immortality by making backups of their brains that can be spawned to cloned bodies. Y
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by igor47 10mo ago
I also do this with my ttrpg games!
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by igor47 10mo ago
Went to see what this does. I think it might tell me? But it's unveiling the info as though the docs are generated in real time, one token at a time. For all I know, they might be? Anyway, I bounced. Ain't nobody got that kinda at
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by igor47 10mo ago
I've been trialing jj as my vcs on my latest project, but I guess this only supports git? Anyone using this with jujutsu?
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by igor47 10mo ago
Though you will no doubt assume you're getting downvoted because you're speaking truth to sociopaths, I just wanted to say I'm downvoting you because your comment violates multiple HN guidelines. Reminder, those are here:
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by igor47 10mo ago
Oh man, where do I start? It all began 200k years ago, in Northern Africa...

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