jMyles

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by jMyles 10mo ago
We built one too, with a web frontend and a 'spy' viewer in case your team wants to watch your interactions. Also has secret redaction: https://github.com/jMyles/memory-lane
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by jMyles 10mo ago
> But that's another issue. ...is it? It seems to me that the growth of professional police as an institution which bears increased responsibility for public safety, along with an ever-growing set of tools that can be used to defer
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by jMyles 10mo ago
> for texts like police reports If what you mean is, "texts upon which the singular violence of the state is legitimately imposed", then a simple solution (and I believe, on sufficiently long time scales, the happily inevitable
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by jMyles 10mo ago
...I don't view myself as a consumable. I enjoy accomplishing. I do not enjoy burnout. I'm interested in ways to prevent it. It's really that simple. I don't particularly find this survey compelling, but I also don&#
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by jMyles 10mo ago
...is this bug being tracked somewhere?
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by jMyles 10mo ago
As a reasonably known but not super popular bluegrass artist, I agree: please steal my music instead of paying Spotify for it.
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by jMyles 10mo ago
> DRM free digital music from all of the record labels Is this true? Can you show me where I can get DRM-free releases from Mountain Fever? Better yet, can you add that information here? https://pickipedia.xyz/wiki&#x2F
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by jMyles 10mo ago
...aren't we all.
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by jMyles 10mo ago
> The problem is that consumers are not savvy... > ...This is a perfect situation where government regulation is required. Isn't this precisely the dynamic which causes governments to have an interest in ensuring that consumers d
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by jMyles 10mo ago
Yes, this seems to suck. But I've been wrong about plenty before. I'll keep an open mind.
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by jMyles 10mo ago
Yeah, exactly. I've been watching adsb activity over my house for years, and in the past few weeks, for the first time, I have activity (helicopter and jet) in my area that it not visible. It's unnerving, and unbecoming of an ega
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by jMyles 10mo ago
Call me crazy, but I think any time, any where, without any exceptions whatsoever, someone wants to fly a multi-ton chunk of metal, they need to broadcast telemetry in a cleartext, open standard. I understand that this might be disruptive t
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by jMyles 10mo ago
Same, I use Playwright all the time, but haven't been able to make puppeteer work in quite some time. Playwright, while reliable in terms of features, just absolutely eats the heck out of context.
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by jMyles 10mo ago
3. Puppeteer? Or Playwright? I haven't been able to make Puppeteer work for the past 8 weeks or so ("failed to reconnect"). Do you have a doc on this?
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by jMyles 10mo ago
...let's get our facts straight here. I hope we can agree on this nutshell: * During phase III of the Pfizer trial, there was an unblinding event which was not initially disclosed. At first, it appeared that it might only have been a
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by jMyles 10mo ago
What a bizarre and reckless take. I thought this 'no true scotsman' nonsense was put to bed in 2022. By this metric, who is _not_ a grifter? You have to be Scott Gottleib or Peter Daszak - shilling pseudoscience while sitting on
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by jMyles 10mo ago
> None of even the most questionable scientists were ever silenced. ...a literal nobel laureate, a literal Einstein scholar, and literally the author of the most cited paper in the history of open publishing were all censored. Multiple s
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by jMyles 10mo ago
You've written this with a certain sardonic tone, seemingly in efforts to show the person to whom you're responding that their view necessarily leads to the particular brand of anarchism you're espousing. And I must say, I fi
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by jMyles 10mo ago
I think you may have misunderstood my comment - or perhaps misunderstood the consequences of the censorship regime. If anything, it seemed like the denialism was amplified by the censorship. What fell by the wayside were the serious, rigor
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by jMyles 10mo ago
I agree with everything you've said with regard to the justice of the matter, but I don't think that there is a free market at work in social media. * So-called "intellectual property" laws dramatically skew what can and
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by jMyles 10mo ago
> This gives governments an excuse to ban VPNs in the name of 'thinking of the children'. That might be the point though. ...then the rest of the world will see what the people of China and Russia already know: bans on VPNs cau
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by jMyles 10mo ago
> Societies should be stronger than any industry and fight to maintain freedom, health, peace, and prosperity. I think (I hope!) we all agree with this sentiment. But societies also need to be stronger than states, especially in an age o
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by jMyles 11mo ago
Obviously this situation can't go on. If neither of the two major players can make an open, secure, _simple_, easy-to-understand, bloat-free OS, then we somehow need another player. Presently (and I confess, my bias to seek non-state s
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by jMyles 11mo ago
I want something that seems so very simple: * A web-of-trust social media, where I can instantly see, about any account, all of the chains of separation between us, in order to verify and validate the humanity and social connection of anoth
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by jMyles 11mo ago
> I don't even see politics on my feed. I don't even know what this means today. What things are "non-political"? Saying "there are no politics" seems like the same thing as "the status quo is the on
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Ask HN: Others seeing agents do remarkable things when given their own logs?
5 points by jMyles 11mo ago|2 comments
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by jMyles 11mo ago
One thing I haven't seen brought up throughout the dialogue about Wikipedia and bias: Since the entire edit history is available, isn't it possible / practical / probably not crazy hard w/ AI help to build a "d
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by jMyles 11mo ago
I came here to search for this - 7 points and no comments?! How is this not at the top of HN? Or, perhaps a more meaningful question for a forum: do I misunderstand the significance? This seems like an incredible find.
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by jMyles 11mo ago
It seems like a lot of us work in either "short context" (ie, tell the LLM to do a think real quick and then end the instance) practice or "long context" (big project, lot of brainstorming across context heaps). If you,
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Show HN: Memory Lane – bootstrap your naive Claude instances with their history(github.com)
2 points by jMyles 11mo ago|1 comments

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