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I don’t really see how you appeal to JavaScript developers with “small binaries”. What is a 50mb runtime you down once next to a 200mb node_modules ?
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It’s not like you have to anymore. If you are going to take on a dependency to generate bash for you, why would it not be a coding agent?
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The only thing I can think of is if you have an existing system you are integrating with thats implemented in shell script already - for example a packaging or build pack system; but I can’t really see how this could be justified even there
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by jeremyjh 4mo ago
Regardless of where it’s deployed I can edit it and run it without any additional tools.
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by jeremyjh 4mo ago
Please tell us more about this. I’m not familiar with any definition of mathematics that would support the idea that it can prove statements about our universe without access to observed facts. Are there any papers where this possibility is
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by jeremyjh 4mo ago
Yes, we've all seen the xkcd[1] but you've misunderstood it. Physics applies mathematics but mathematics cannot derive physics in the way that a complete physics (and a lot of compute) could derive chemistry and biochemistry. Math
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by jeremyjh 4mo ago
Downvoters are probably misunderstanding this. Mathematical theory is based on axioms and inference. The axioms do not have to be true in any cosmic sense for the math to be correct or even useful.
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I have a feeling they are not planning to sell it to government agencies for $500. Our tax dollars will go a lot less far I expect.
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And now the entire industry knows they are too stupid to be employed.
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Net economic benefit is not only GDP, it includes net tax over government spending. Immigrants are younger so they have more regular taxable income (vs capital gains), while spending more of it (vs saving) and drawing less government benefi
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by jeremyjh 4mo ago
Immigrants provide a net economic benefit on average. If they work here, they spend here. They tend to be younger and with our aging demographics it’s really important that we have more young people entering the workforce.
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by jeremyjh 4mo ago
The US has always been a nation of immigrants, but now its largely a nation of ignorance.
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It doesn't matter what you call it. FSD is a system that can mostly drive itself, but it has not been certified to drive autonomously, and it cannot safely do so. Humans cannot supervise such a system. Has Tesla resumed reporting disen
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What that technicality means is that you are liable when the car kills someone, not Tesla. Level 3 self-driving is a completely broken idea. People cannot closely supervise a process that never requires their input - when you suddenly are
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They really are not inferior. There are many different APIs with different strengths and there are aggregators on top of them that produce results that are significantly better than Google's. Everytime I accidentally use Google I'
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by jeremyjh 4mo ago
When can I get a Tesla that drives itself? About six months?
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We were responsible for providing notice and a transition period when we stopped paying for it. We didn't have to pay for it, and they didn't have to die. But we have an administration that can't plan a pool party.
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by jeremyjh 4mo ago
Tell me you don't know how science works without telling me that you don't know how science works.
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by jeremyjh 4mo ago
So you think a malaria prevention program can be canceled without notice and no one will die from that? The only people who believe that do not believe in anything. They think there is no such thing as competence or honesty because they hav
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by jeremyjh 4mo ago
The AI labs claim they couldn't replicate those results and neither can I. I don't get the biased responses using the same prompts in an incognito window. The Washington Post is about as trustworthy as Fox News.
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by jeremyjh 4mo ago
Oh well if the Washington Post conducted a study then I guess that is that. Nevermind that the AI labs can't replicate those results and neither can I. Did you try running any of those prompts yourself? I do not get the biased answers
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by jeremyjh 4mo ago
In all seriousness, where are these stories? There are so many "entrepreneurs" vibing away, but who is getting paid? I feel like there should have been some decent exits by now but all I've found are a few lifestyle businesse
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by jeremyjh 4mo ago
I thought it was played on the forums? That’s where the nullsec alliance game was played in my day.
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by jeremyjh 4mo ago
So likely that is neovim running all my terminal/repl/agent/editor panes and tabs?
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Browsers have been good enough for pretty much every reasonable purpose for more than 10 years, and compatibility has been really good for that long as well. Is it really challenging or costly to support a feature set that old? In 2017 an a
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I don't understand what it does. The homepage says it doesn't provide windows, panes or splits. What is it used for?
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This is their actual objective.
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If you use a good harness or add the right tools and plugins both the image and web search issues mentioned are non-issues. oh-my-pi (omp.sh) handles images for text models out of the box - as long as you have any vision capable provider en
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Nothing in that term implies sentience.
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Which direction is the correlation? I don’t think this phrase means what people assume when it’s applied to post trained instruct models - which did not exist when the paper was written. After RL it is not predicting based on samples of the

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