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by joquarky 5mo ago
Do you think that's going to erase every copy of "Attention is all you need"?
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by joquarky 5mo ago
Now that's thinking with your gut!
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by joquarky 5mo ago
I guess you don't know anyone who has cancer.
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by joquarky 5mo ago
> Just like how DOOM used to require a luxury scale $5,000 home PC to run and now the same level of compute can be found on disposable vape pens Do you have anything resembling a source on that claim?
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by joquarky 5mo ago
How will UBI be any more coherent than current tax laws? As soon as UBI looks like it might happen, legislators will be drafting perverse incentives for themselves and their friends and family.
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by joquarky 5mo ago
Any time rich people talk about freedom, they mean rich people freedom.
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> The NSA has the skillset, they just don't use it like that, domestically. That seems like a statement that needs backed up by sources.
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by joquarky 5mo ago
If he wanted it to be pronounced that way he should have changed the spelling.
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by joquarky 5mo ago
Unless you're duct taping together a wide variety of kitchen sink dependencies, namespace shouldn't be a problem.
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by joquarky 5mo ago
> love to debate anyone coming up with a clever not so clever theoretical argument against Tailwind. Given your attitude (see your last sentence for a prime example), why would anyone want to debate you?
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by joquarky 5mo ago
This sounds like government software, in my experience. I was brought on to one particular team to do cleanup and all I was given was band-aids to layer on top. Odds are good your local or state government is running this software right now
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by joquarky 5mo ago
"When a measure becomes a target, it ceases to be a good measure" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goodhart%27s_law
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by joquarky 5mo ago
I got it to connect by starting codex CLI with `codex remote-control` but it seems to be limited/sandboxed to a specific directory. In my case, I run all coding agents under a specific user, `agent`, and when I access it over remote fr
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by joquarky 5mo ago
Just be careful to not put too much in there or it won't have enough attention left over for the tasks. Look at the doc hub pattern if your {agent}.md file is getting more than ~100 lines.
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by joquarky 5mo ago
I do one of these occasionally and it usually finds redundancies and/or inconsistencies to clean up. It's very effective and should be part of any process involving agentic coding.
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by joquarky 5mo ago
It really does want to make everything overcomplicated. I end most of my pre-plan prompts with "KISS - Keep it simple" to keep it mostly under control. I also keep each file under 1000 lines and do a full scan of code and docs for
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by joquarky 6mo ago
Intention is becoming worthless in the disinformation age.
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by joquarky 6mo ago
Some of us have thousands of hours in Factorio, so yes.
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by joquarky 6mo ago
I feel like there's a limit on constraints that doesn't necessarily follow the context limits. I've assumed this is "attention heads" which I understand are an independent limitation, but I'm not smart enough
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by joquarky 6mo ago
The ability to make accurate predictions has been rewarded for so long that we now reward it even in the abstract.
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by joquarky 6mo ago
Yep. A significant portion of the tech industry is rapidly becoming conservative. Maybe even reactionary in some ways. Its so weird to witness. Meanwhile, those who continue to read unprejudiced but with applied critical thinking skills w
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by joquarky 6mo ago
There is a subtle hubris in the attempt to wrap reality around one's own preference rather than the one adapting their own perceptions to match reality.
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by joquarky 6mo ago
Paying off debts is too politically unpopular. We can't even balance the budget in the US. Orchestrating climate change mitigation is likely an order of magnitude more difficult than balancing budgets.
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by joquarky 6mo ago
As long as it doesn't interrupt the next season of Love Island, few will care.
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by joquarky 6mo ago
What delineates a scientist from a crackpot? The Internet gives equal voice to both, but the latter will drown out the former until people stop listening altogether.
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by joquarky 6mo ago
You're talking in ideals, not reality. In reality, medicine wants your money and that's all that matters to them.
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by joquarky 6mo ago
Everything is tragic right now. What's one more thing on the heap?
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by joquarky 6mo ago
> Because the public doesn't want to be told they have to make their lives slightly worse. Especially right now when everything seems to already be declining.
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by joquarky 6mo ago
Those with the ability to do something about it have the means to avoid it long enough to not matter to them.
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by joquarky 6mo ago
Anyone who doesn't get this must have lived under a rock during COVID-19.

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