klntsky

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by klntsky 1y ago
The status quo of the US society was largely overwritten by a single man back then. This included extraordinary (for the US) measures like expropriating gold[0] and The New Deal (which concentrated a lot of power in the hands of the state).
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by klntsky 1y ago
> I had to micromanage them infinitely You are missing a crucial part of the process - writing rules
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by klntsky 1y ago
The value can be negative. Regardless of the sign, it is mostly in the people.
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by klntsky 1y ago
I suggest you to remove the opt-out functionality and let it scrape private servers that it discovers via publicly posted invite links. You don't owe anyone posting on a public forum any privacy. Moreover, the most valuable data to sea
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Show HN: Keep track of why you muted someone on X(github.com)
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by klntsky 1y ago
Pointlessness is a feeling within. People are just rationalizing it conveniently by blaming LLMs (they used to blame other things in the past). Same with doom anxiety. Literally just look up some good therapist prompts for chatgpt
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by klntsky 1y ago
Shameless plug: I'm working on a public contest website for prompts compressing other prompts. It will include evaluations and a public scoreboard. It's not usable rn, but feel free to follow: https://github.com/kl
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by klntsky 1y ago
You probably triggered LLM blindness with your proposal. Never use formal style speech in markdown with bullet points.
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by klntsky 1y ago
Any way to add sound?
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Python lib generates its code on-the-fly based on usage(github.com)
247 points by klntsky 1y ago|88 comments
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by klntsky 1y ago
It always felt strange to me that although the US is clearly a guilt-driven culture, it has shame-based mechanics of control when it comes to finances. May it be due to protestant christianity losing its former position of influence? So tha
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by klntsky 1y ago
A little something is better than nothing, so the board can dilute if a shutdown is on the horizon.
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by klntsky 1y ago
Location: Tbilisi/Georgia Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: LLMs, Rust, Haskell, TypeScript, PureScript, EVM tooling Résumé/CV: https://klntsky.dev/klntsky-cv.pdf Email: my username a
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by klntsky 1y ago
That's a lot of names for a bunch of tools that do a single task each. What I would really benefit of is a hypothetical LLM chat app that is focused on data migration or processing pipelines.
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by klntsky 1y ago
Moreover, habr is a great example why you should not let your site be 'out of politics' (which basically means making a silent deal with fsb to let their ambassadors roam free in the comment section for the luxury of not being blo
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by klntsky 1y ago
I told windsurf to install playwright, identify crucial workflows of the app and add tests for them. Not without my input, but I got what I wanted without getting the hands dirty. Does this thing add much on top?
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by klntsky 1y ago
I don't think stock prices matter as much to him (everybody knows there are lots of expectations baked in the price).
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by klntsky 1y ago
I don't want to contribute to this giant propaganda machine by making it more valuable. Structural problems must be fixed first. "If your solution consists of 'everyone should just X', you don't have a solution&quot
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by klntsky 1y ago
> if combat soldiers are, as a rule, psychologically unharmed by killing an enemy, does this increase the risk that they may be willing to kill captives or civilians who they have come to class as 'the enemy'? It's obviou
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by klntsky 1y ago
It's funny that you made a throwaway just to post an opinion on a book for children on this site
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by klntsky 1y ago
MCP tools are completely static. If you have to expose some APIs bypassing MCP, then you don't need MCP in the first place, because you don't have the tools abstracted anymore. I believe it is possible to build nuanced workflows w
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by klntsky 1y ago
MCP is a dead end for chatbots. Building valuable workflows requires more than tool calling, most importantly, understanding the context of a conversation to adjust the tools dynamically.
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by klntsky 1y ago
The difference is not in the ability to be heard. The difference is in the consequences: jail or even death vs. merely not being heard.
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by klntsky 1y ago
> Open source is for privileged fools who don't understand reality or human nature. I get what type of people you are refering to, but it's possible to be fully aware of the reality of human nature and nonetheless to choose ope
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by klntsky 2y ago
> The financial incentives to create addictive digital content would instantly disappear It's naive to think so. The obvious argument against that is that the behavior of the consumer, not the producer, is what constitutes the probl
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by klntsky 2y ago
Nah. OSS is low quality because the feedback loops do not include its users unless they are also developers. There are exceptions, but the ideology of OSS resists attempts to make good products. Or, rather, people who are associated with th
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by klntsky 2y ago
> Some may find this more desirable Why?
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by klntsky 2y ago
This is what notion should have been.
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by klntsky 2y ago
Location: Tbilisi/Georgia Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes, US Technologies: Rust, PureScript, Haskell, JavaScript, EVM tooling Résumé/CV: https://klntsky.dev/klntsky-cv.pdf Email: my username at
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by klntsky 2y ago
No phone during winter

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