ikidd

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by ikidd 3mo ago
I waver between "I'm not going to convince anyone anyway, and they'll retreat to their echo chamber and be right back where they were" and "The world would be better if we fight for what's right, and speech is
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by ikidd 3mo ago
Good lord, if how they were managing Proxmox with an agent was essentially using Playwright, no wonder they thought there was a problem. I don't even do that, I go into a shell and run qm commands for more complicated things. And for a
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by ikidd 4mo ago
If they keep persecuting Anthropic as they have, I wouldn't be surprised to see them move offshore. If there's ever been an industry that is mobile, it would be AI.
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by ikidd 4mo ago
Seems like a poor place to invest if you have to worry about a corrupt government pulling the rug out from under you at every opportunity if you don't play along. Sounds quite third world, actually.
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by ikidd 4mo ago
The thing is, and the article said it, I'm not going to click your ad. Period. That's why I have an ad blocker. So there's no lost revenue, because you'll never, ever get a clickthrough from me.
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by ikidd 4mo ago
Especially since the only explanation for why this exists is as a backdoor.
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by ikidd 4mo ago
The bug this guy brings up is very obviously a Bitlocker backdoor and raises very serious questions about what Microsoft is doing with the encryption. Pretty certainly they're able to decode the volumes without the user's key, wh
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by ikidd 4mo ago
I've known people that think switching to fruit juice from sugar sodas was going to fix them; very much not. Doesn't matter where you get the sugar, sugar is sugar and is not good for you or your arteries or weight loss.
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by ikidd 5mo ago
Actually, figuring it on generating tokens 24/7 is the best case scenario. if you figure it at 8 hours a day of actual use, you still have the fixed cost of the hardware being the highest portion of the budget, but now you generate 1&#
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by ikidd 5mo ago
I had a company trying to sell me some farm management software, looked good, but every page had a chatbot window that hovered in the bottom middle and could not be dismissed. Took up like 20% of the readable area. Sales guy called me up
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by ikidd 5mo ago
I switched to Hermes Agent and it's been night and day how much more stable and usable it is over OpenClaw. What a mess that's turned into
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by ikidd 5mo ago
"Smash that Like button."
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by ikidd 5mo ago
I'm sure the company is only doing what's best for the employees. How ungrateful of them.
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by ikidd 5mo ago
>thanks administration that drove them out of business with a pointless war, or at least finished them off.
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by ikidd 5mo ago
I remember the idea of "swear at the LLM to get better results" and I even think it somewhat worked, at least for a while. This is probably how we'll end up with a HAL9000 burning the world to the ground.
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by ikidd 5mo ago
Man, I wrote a lot of things that used OLE. Microsoft was heavy on building things like that. I wrote a program that would load up patient data and build referral letters for physicians and send them via electronic fax. It freed up like t
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by ikidd 5mo ago
Obligatory Python argument sketch.
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by ikidd 5mo ago
Cowardly way to legislate.
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by ikidd 6mo ago
That's how I took that; if I installed CC and worked in CC to modify OC, all good. If I ran the openclaw gateway itself with a CC oauth key, my bad.
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by ikidd 6mo ago
Humor seems difficult for people. Don't worry, I got it.
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by ikidd 6mo ago
>order John Deere to switch off all the tractors in your country: For a smart guy, sometimes he says the dumbest things in the most confidently incorrect way.
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by ikidd 6mo ago
I had seen reports that it was clamping down on security research and things like web-scraping projects were getting caught up in that and not able to use the model very easily anymore. But I don't see any changes mentioned in the pro
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by ikidd 6mo ago
The documents can be subpoenaed for a new proceeding from the source.
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by ikidd 6mo ago
This sounds like a problem that LLMs were built to solve.
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by ikidd 6mo ago
Also, RTK is an interesting way to correct the signal to get sub-centimeter accuracy. Using the timing differences between satellites with a stationary unit and then sending the that to the rover is a cool workaround and can be used withou
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by ikidd 6mo ago
Hermes Agent
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by ikidd 6mo ago
I'd like to share my project that let's you hit Tab in order to get a list of possible methods/properties for your defined object, then actually choose a method or property to complete the object string in code. I wrote it in
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by ikidd 6mo ago
Go read https://github.com/anthropics/claude-code/issues/42796 This isn't a OC yahoo.
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by ikidd 6mo ago
Also https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47660925
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by ikidd 6mo ago
This applies well enough with beef. You still want to maximize pasture rotation and quick moves improve feed quality and speeds recovery between grazing. Source: have 320 Angus/Simmental pairs. Working on an opensource cow collar (agop

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