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Prada Marfa(en.wikipedia.org)
3 points by jameslk 8mo ago|0 comments
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ColGREP: Semantic code search for your terminal and your coding agents(github.com)
5 points by jameslk 8mo ago|0 comments
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by jameslk 8mo ago
At least for me, I have felt like the chat history in an agent is often times just as important and potentially even more important than the source code it generates. The code is merely the compiled result of my explanations of intent and g
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by jameslk 8mo ago
> What kind of barrier/moat/network effects/etc would prevent someone with a Claude Code subscription from replicating whatever "innovation" is so uniquely valuable here? You are correct, that isn't the moat
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by jameslk 8mo ago
(Rick and Morty reference: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X7HmltUWXgs )
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by jameslk 9mo ago
Nice! This looks like it would pair really well with something like RLM[0] which requires "symbolic" representation of the prompt and output during recursion[1] 0. https://mack.work/blog/recursive-language-mod
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by jameslk 9mo ago
I wish I could say this evoked a nostalgic feeling, but having lived in SF, the literal memory that came to mind immediately seeing these is the repulsive smell of urine and the sight of dirty, trash-laden sidewalks. While graffiti itself c
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by jameslk 9mo ago
Flan is also a type of pudding (milk/eggs base) which can be ate with a fork. Other baked custards too
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by jameslk 9mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Business_models_for_open-sourc... I think you should try eating pudding with a fork next
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by jameslk 9mo ago
It seems open source loses the most from AI. Open source code trained the models, the models are being used to spam open source projects anywhere there's incentive, they can be used to chip away at open source business models by implem
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by jameslk 9mo ago
> Chief among those hard-wired components, he said, is the Constitution’s focus on states, rather than individual voters, as the basic “representational unit.” That arrangement “shapes all the elements of our electoral and legal system,”
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by jameslk 9mo ago
> 3 months ago, Anthropic and Simon claimed that Skills were the next big thing and going to completely change the game. So far, from my exploration, I don't see any good examples out there, nor is a there a big growing/active
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Page residents fight $10B data center near Horseshoe Bend(azfamily.com)
2 points by jameslk 9mo ago|1 comments
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by jameslk 9mo ago
This is the natural evolution of coding agents. They're the most likely to become general purpose agents that everyone uses for daily work because they have the most mature and comprehensive capability around tool use, especially on th
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by jameslk 9mo ago
Coding agents seem the most likely to become general purpose agents that everyone uses eventually for daily work. They have the most mature and comprehensive capability around tool use, especially on the filesystem, but also in opening brow
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by jameslk 10mo ago
When people talk about inflation, I don't think they're referring to just CPI, but asset inflation too. Things like equities, real estate, gold/silver/platinum, bitcoin, etc. These have been outpacing CPI because they&#x
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by jameslk 10mo ago
Cold sales/outbound sales is dying or mostly dead. SaaS platforms and “growth ops” that made it easy to set up sales sequences and find ICP lists helped kill it. AI making it easy to personalize and do all the work has been the nail in
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Gitlow vs. New York(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by jameslk 10mo ago|0 comments
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ChatGPT Was Beneficial for Google(twitter.com)
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by jameslk 10mo ago
I would wager LLMs in a good enough tool/eval loop would actually do pretty well at that task. But they may also be pretty good at just replicating existing libraries wholesale, sans the malicious bits
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by jameslk 10mo ago
Useful technology can still create a bubble. The internet is useful but the dotcom bubble still occurred. There’s expectations around how much the invested capital will see a return and growing opportunity cost if it doesn’t, and that’s wha
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by jameslk 10mo ago
Malicious libraries will drive more code to be written by LLMs. Currently, malicious libraries seem to be typically trivial libraries. A WhatsApp API library is just on the edge of something that can be vibe coded, and avoiding getting pwne
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by jameslk 10mo ago
I’m not sure why Nevada is always brought up negatively when mentioning CO river usage but Nevada uses the least amount of water out of all states: https://www.snwa.com/water-resources/where-water-comes-from/...
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by jameslk 10mo ago
That graph is not inflation-adjusted and basically says to avoid using it like this in the description: > Average prices are best used to measure the price level in a particular month, not to measure price change over time. It is more ap
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by jameslk 10mo ago
“Agent skills” seems more like a pattern than something that needs a standard. It’s like announcing you’ve created a standard for “singletons” or “monads”
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by jameslk 10mo ago
Archived version: https://web.archive.org/web/20250912055105/https://www.egypt... (The site may be hugged to death)
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Egyptian Hieroglyphs: Lesson 1(egyptianhieroglyphs.net)
169 points by jameslk 10mo ago|72 comments
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by jameslk 10mo ago
> As the verification process itself becomes automated, the challenge will move to correctly defining the specification: that is, how do you know that the properties that were proved are actually the properties that you cared about? Read
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by jameslk 10mo ago
> Do me a favor. Tell me why do you think it's a stretch (to assume that this is a job's issue). I already have in my prior comment: >> You could make the same argument that it’s a lack of working enough hours. I’m not sa
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Ask HN: Any AI model chat interfaces for power users?
2 points by jameslk 10mo ago|1 comments

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