kaoD

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by kaoD 5d ago
> token inefficient to have it write code It does not write code. It just calls my tool. But I see your other points though.
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by kaoD 5d ago
> MCP is just Tool Use I wish. https://modelcontextprotocol.io/specification/2026-07-28
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by kaoD 5d ago
I guess someone could expose the coding environment via MCP.
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by kaoD 5d ago
Skills are not only Markdown files. I often structure my skills as small Python scripts and the actual Markdown is only the skill front matter and maybe some brief documentation. You can even stick an OpenAPI schema or whatever you see fit.
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by kaoD 5d ago
All of that can be solved in better ways than MCP. 1+2+4 belongs to sandboxing. 3 to sandbox UIs. Ideally baked into the next generation OSs. MCP is the wrong abstraction for all of that. Skills are better as pluggable interfaces, and I pre
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by kaoD 6d ago
> What i dont understand is why does everything have to be so brief Computers used to have very little memory and processing power, and screens had very low pixel density so line width was not that big. Then you have to deal with the bag
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by kaoD 6d ago
> it may be that my point of view is too narrow Not sure if you're just being polite but, in case you're doubting, functional languages make that distinction too. Haskell has `Data.Vector.Vector` vs `Data.Vector.Mutable.MVector
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by kaoD 6d ago
> Mutability is a property of variable, not of a value. [...] This has nothing to do with whether it can be reassigned (i.e. mutability). I feel like you're using "mutable" too narrowly, as it's used colloquially in s
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by kaoD 9d ago
You might want to start by explaining what AIM is?
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by kaoD 10d ago
> Put me anecdotally in the opposite bucket. The fact that you wrote this comment with Hindley-Milner-ish notation already makes your an outlier.
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by kaoD 11d ago
You can, but it goes against Tailwind's philosophy. It used to be explicitly discouraged here[0] (see this 2022 GH comment[1]), but now they just don't mention it. [0] https://tailwindcss.com/docs/styling-with
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by kaoD 11d ago
Tailwind's philosophy is that you must not use CSS facilities at all and instead all their utility classes should be inlined into the HTML soup. This leaves framework components as the only abstraction boundary, but that means if you&#
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by kaoD 11d ago
> Define the style in one place and reuse it. If I had to guess, this is pure Tailwind rot.
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by kaoD 11d ago
> How are people getting this "waste of time not to use AI" and "generates 99% of my code" level of code quality? They don't know what n+1 problem is and they don't know about long-term maintainability.
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by kaoD 17d ago
Am I the only one whose experience doesn't match this? My gripe with Claude is that while investigating how to do this it will report 200 other incidental findings which I overlooked and I realize those are broken too and need urgent f
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by kaoD 20d ago
> I am still not able to recognize a sound and understand what note that is That is called "perfect pitch" and it is not necessary to play music. It's very rare to have perfect pitch, and it seems to be innate, not somethi
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by kaoD 22d ago
I definitely think that's a bridge to gap, but MCP is not the answer. OSes currently lack the tools to do this properly, but I hope they will improve. Agents need more granular sandboxing in all areas.
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by kaoD 23d ago
> Someone tested this, and it doesn't look to be saturated. They could still pelicanmaxxing but the RL for "pelican riding a bicycle" does incidentally improve "<animal> <verb> <vehicle>". Or th
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by kaoD 24d ago
Anybody knows why Fable is railguarded in particular against biology tasks? I'm out of the loop here. Is it drugs? Bio/chemical weapons?
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by kaoD 1mo ago
I did reverse engineering as a hobby in my teens. The method for 90% of cracks back in the day boiled down to: 1. Launch the app. 2. Trigger the "not registered" screen. 3. Search for the string in the binary. 4. Search for code t
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by kaoD 1mo ago
Reticulum just means net or net-like structure.
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by kaoD 1mo ago
You don't need PKI. Nothing prevents RustDesk from implementing TLS TOFU (see e.g. Gemini Protocol), which offers the same security guarantees as SSH TOFU.
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by kaoD 2mo ago
I always find these mesh networks landing pages a bit lacking in information, and I wish they weren't. How is this different to, from example, Yggdrasil Network[0]? https://yggdrasil-network.github.io/
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by kaoD 2mo ago
> struggling to keep up with the frontier I think the question is whether that's even relevant. If AI becomes a commodity (will it?) you're better off being Google than OpenAI. Microsoft struggled to keep up with the mobile ind
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by kaoD 2mo ago
Personally my benchmark for a compiler is way higher than "it has a lot of tests". Way higher.
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by kaoD 2mo ago
Is this in practice what's going to happen, or are (1) the prices going to hike (and never go down) for the consumer and (2) the memory companies will just continue doing what they already do because they're still selling their ol
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by kaoD 2mo ago
> If it wasn't so controlled it'd might as well have just been reddit. And why do you think most people (and LLMs) just Google "<what they are looking for> reddit" ??
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by kaoD 3mo ago
Sorry, the wording confused me. The project itself seems to be structued around 1.4k micro-crates[0] which I admit is a bit weird. Rust's compilation unit is the crate unlike C's per-file compilation unit, so if this was a 1:1 AI-
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by kaoD 3mo ago
> I love llm coding. I don't know what I am looking at here There might be some correlation here.
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by kaoD 3mo ago
With the current trajectory of looms, I see unionisation efforts dead in the water. - Someone in the early 19th century

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