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by jmspring 8mo ago
This is honestly one of the more naive takes I've seen in awhile. People includes more than people that frequent HN. My wife and I are discussing I'd like to keep finance and related things in a password manager. She is in the
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by jmspring 8mo ago
There seem to be more quarries in where I looked (near Reno) than mines. 16:1 in Allegheny is not on there - interesting place. It’s still semi active.
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by jmspring 8mo ago
I’m curious what each llm thinks their bacon factor is. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Six_Degrees_of_Kevin_Bacon
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by jmspring 8mo ago
For context, I was born/raised SF Bay Area. Moved to Plumas County (north of Truckee) in 2017 for about 8 years. Didn't mind the snow - have a tacoma trd off road. The electric coop was amazeballs even when PGE tried to screw w
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by jmspring 8mo ago
I hated the reference to burning man. Most burning man people I have dealt with don't plan long term (aside from the event) and the long term planning they do have - isn't usually at their home.
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by jmspring 8mo ago
I spent 7 years living in an area with 1m acre fires, winters that were 4 feet in april and nothing in december. Having a house setup where you have multiple heat sources - important. My fireplace had a fan and my kerosene heater was pret
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by jmspring 8mo ago
Agent memory can sometimes be handled with prompts, state output on completion, etc. Managing that can get messy if you aren't on the same system. I think "provenance gap" or temporal history can be helped by understanding w
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by jmspring 8mo ago
It gets a bit old and sad when this topic and macOS processes dominate the comments section. Like windows complainers, most of us do not care.
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by jmspring 8mo ago
I'm not sure how this guideline makes sense. LLMs are great at dumb things I shouldn't have to type but can be well defined before they write something. This statement, makes almost zero sense - A perfectly reasonable rule in sof
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by jmspring 8mo ago
Linux for their respective cloud resources. Neither is intended to really be a public distro.
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by jmspring 8mo ago
How is this different from Amazon Linux - the base for EC2/etc?
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by jmspring 8mo ago
Figure out things you are interested, do a bit of learning and reach out to companies in that area. Sounds like you may be early career. Hackathons in areas you have an interest are great for connections as well.
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by jmspring 8mo ago
There is a lot of middle management. I would include PMs in this. Salesforce does planning from Benioff down. Goals -> each report goals, etc. Planning based off goals - much horse trading. Planning from the lead/pm level - w
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Ask HN: Why is the Lua web / related ecosystem so stagnant?
2 points by jmspring 9mo ago|1 comments
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by jmspring 9mo ago
I think with the work John Deere is doing to keep closed systems, I could see a proprietary sdk and equipment guidance component.
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by jmspring 9mo ago
I commented in the "very serious engineer" thread about my thoughts. I do want this one off - GT is actually fun to explore and see how multiple agents work together.
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by jmspring 9mo ago
I think Steve's idea of an agent coordinator and the general model could make sense. There is a lot of discussion (and even work from Anthropic, OpenAI, etc) around multiagent workflows. Is Gas Town the implementation? I'm not s
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by jmspring 9mo ago
Spent 7+ years north of Truckee. There have been wetter/more snow years.
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by jmspring 9mo ago
Yes, I have both a family member and friend's parent that are in various stages.
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by jmspring 9mo ago
Miller is incredibly xenophobic and power hungry. He isn't dumb. He and Vance are both power hungry.
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by jmspring 9mo ago
I'm split three ways on this: - he is a Russian asset - he has serious dementia and the power brokers around him are doing what they can - or, similar to 2 minus the dementia, he's just trying to grift and enrich himself and frien
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by jmspring 9mo ago
I’d say correct common path. OpenSSL due to hand waving deals with a lot of edge cases the correct path doesn’t handle. Even libraries like libnss suffers from this.
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by jmspring 9mo ago
Have had max for awhile, funny thing opencode still sorta works with my cc max subscription. That said after awhile open code just hangs. My workflow involves saving state frequently. I cancel open back up and continue then it’s performa
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Why does Apple Ecosystem suck so much at search?
1 points by jmspring 9mo ago|0 comments
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by jmspring 9mo ago
All five of the 4 legged a-holes I have here, plus the one my wife has with her (we split / travel between houses) are completely spoiled. He's my primary - my wife brought a couple of cats to the relationship while I had my old
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by jmspring 9mo ago
This is timely. Out of my five cats, my primary boy has been really needy or making a game out of hop on table, walk on keyboards, get picked up, scritched and tossed down. Repeat. Even cat tv on youtube hasn't been helping.
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by jmspring 9mo ago
I'm not sure epoch times should ever be used as a source...
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by jmspring 9mo ago
This sort of reminds me of those single powder or whatever meals they were awhile back - for those that need to eat but take no pleasure or dedicate no time. For me, cooking (prep and cleanup included) is about enjoying the process, underst
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by jmspring 10mo ago
The sad thing is, people in rural areas that depend on places like Dollar General, and are getting fleeced blame everyone but republicans and they are usually in red areas
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by jmspring 10mo ago
As I mentioned in a prior post 7/18/2023 - G.SKILL Trident Z5 RGB Series 64GB (2 x 32GB) 288-Pin PC RAM DDR5 6000 - $253. Today - G.SKILL Ripjaws S5 Series 64GB (2 x 32GB) 288-Pin PC RAM DDR5 5600 (PC5 44800) Desktop Memory Model

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