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by jryio 9mo ago
Remember the internet before algorithmic ads and cross site tracking? We will remember this moment of LLM usage for the years to come as we are irreparably spun by advertisers in our most intimate and private 1:1 conversations with these AI
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by jryio 9mo ago
As prophesied https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46593628
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by jryio 9mo ago
It's so important to remember that unlike code which can be reverted - most file system and application operations cannot. There's no sandboxing snapshot in revision history, rollbacks, or anything. I expect to see many stories fr
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by jryio 9mo ago
Even at 1 hour ticks am I assuming that these are moving far too quickly?
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by jryio 9mo ago
There is already. Almost every country on earth has single state controlled currency. Fiat currency is already a natural monopoly on payments. Imagine if every time you wanted to pay for a train ride you had to put your money into an envelo
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by jryio 9mo ago
Electricity, water, roads, bridges are all public infrastructure. Why should payments be any different. Without summoning the decentralized block-based "currency" crowd, I would like to point out that in the entire lifespan of suc
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by jryio 10mo ago
I also do technical diligence, often times the blocker to sharding is the target company's tenancy model and schema. PK data type is certainly a blocker. Definitely an issue, rarely the main one. You can work around integer PKs with co
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by jryio 11mo ago
Do you know what's completely missing from all of these products like anything LLM and Onyx... a mobile application that has parity on the same features that ChatGPT and Claude does...
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by jryio 11mo ago
Fixed thanks!
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by jryio 11mo ago
For those interested in this type of single entry accounting (and by extension double entry) Here are some other ones I've tried and used in the past: https://copilot.money https://lunchmoney.app https:/&#
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by jryio 11mo ago
There's a higher level of abstraction https://www.modular.com/mojo
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by jryio 11mo ago
Chris Latner of Apple's Swift and Tesla fame is running a company entirely predicated on this, but at the deterministic language design level rather than the inference level. https://www.modular.com/mojo If a beam sear
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by jryio 11mo ago
That's correct - however as other commenters have noted. Doing this by hand is extremely challenging for human engineers working on tensor kernels. The expense calculation might be expense of improvement = (time taken per optimization
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by jryio 11mo ago
paper: https://arxiv.org/abs/2505.18574
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by jryio 11mo ago
I think there's a very important nugget here unrelated to agents: Kagi as a search engine is a higher signal source of information than Google page rank and ad sense funded model. Primarily because google as it is today includes a mas
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by jryio 11mo ago
Why would lefthook not be a more reliable tool (in design) https://github.com/evilmartians/lefthook
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by jryio 11mo ago
Only formal proof languages are immune to such properties. Therefore all languages are poorly designed by your metric. Consider that the set of possible failures enabled by language design should be as small as possible. Rust's set is
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by jryio 11mo ago
You misunderstand what Rust’s guarantees are. Rust has never promised to solve or protect programmers from logical or poor programming. In fact, no such language can do that, not even Haskell. Unwrapping is a very powerful and important ass
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by jryio 11mo ago
Glad to see that the bowling development team is focusing on deterministic tooling like language server protocol in gopls and using static analysis for automatically restoring code with go fix. Recently I made the same assertions as to Go&#
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by jryio 11mo ago
Based on the articles statistics, the majority of all conversations are not emotional support... however the narrative in this piece is primarily regarding emotional support and anthropomorphic behaviors by ChatGPT. While outlier behavior m
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by jryio 11mo ago
Yes and I'll add that Go routines can model task queues in Go code easily - then schedule and cancel those task reliably using context cancellation and channels. All while being executed concurrently (or in parallel). Go is the sweet s
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by jryio 11mo ago
There is nothing totalitarian about constraining societal harm. The issue comes down to whether it is collectively understood to be a benefit to the human race. Until now we have never had to constrain information to protect ourselves. Plea
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by jryio 11mo ago
I would like to see AI usage regulated in the same way that vehicles are: license required. Be that an aptitude test or anything else... unfettered usage of vehicles is dangerous in the same way that unfettered access to AI is as well. As a
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by jryio 11mo ago
Is competition + limited resources (e.g. Core War) = selection pressures (natural or otherwise). Can we integrate and bring back reinforcement learning in a framework like this?
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Fantasy, Build AI agents with Golang by Charm(github.com)
3 points by jryio 11mo ago|0 comments
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Replacing a $3000/mo Heroku bill with a $55/mo server(disco.cloud)
813 points by jryio 1y ago|556 comments
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by jryio 1y ago
Indeed: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45659156
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by jryio 1y ago
If you think this is useful... remember technology like this would make totalitarian leaders foam at the mouth. If you thought that ads are creepy, Atlas is a root level keylogger service. Why would you want an AI company scraping and recor
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by jryio 1y ago
Pair programming is still one of the best ways to knowledge transfer between two programmers in a high throughput manner. Humans learn by doing, building synaptic connections. I wonder if a shared Claude Code instance has the same effect?
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by jryio 1y ago
The author has a nice talk diving deep into the routines research and the plugin in a Rust East Coast talk here: https://youtu.be/aYmuMlzvjvc

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