krackers

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by krackers 1y ago
>I sync my wear-able data and they pay me $1-2 each time I exercise or get enough sleep I wonder if the data is sold off and if so whether it's properly anonymized...
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by krackers 1y ago
In 10.10 they added scroll emulation and inline find.
603.
by krackers 1y ago
Maybe not as an iphone, but they could drop the camera and cellular and make an ipod touch.
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by krackers 1y ago
No, I think it is normal. If it were easy to gain a mental model of the code simply by reading, then debugging would be trivial. The whole point of debugging is that there are differences between your mental model of the code and what the c
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by krackers 1y ago
This seems like a terrible idea, LLMs can document the what but not the why, not the implicit tribal knowledge and design decisions. Documentation that feels complete but actually tells you nothing is almost worse than no documentation at a
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by krackers 1y ago
Maybe we need to spread the word about the optimal stopping rule [1] [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Secretary_problem
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by krackers 1y ago
I wonder why this is such a surprise, this is in fact what you would naively expect given the way the residual stream is structured no? Each attention block adds to the residual stream. And we already know from logit-lens type work that the
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by krackers 1y ago
Once the relationship becomes an adversarial one, it seems like the company is stuck in a spiral that is very hard to escape from. Employees can no longer assume good faith on behalf of the company, and will start complying with the letter
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by krackers 1y ago
In addition the gatekeepers end up insulating the leaders from bureaucracy so execs end up having no idea how their company is actually being run.
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by krackers 1y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41942775
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by krackers 1y ago
ARC-AGI v3 is a pretty good benchmark, and it's notably different from the other ARC-AGI in that it has a "truer" human baseline (you can go play it right now and add your datapoint), and captures the act of in-context learni
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by krackers 1y ago
Me too. Having only a vague familiarity with the game, I thought that mods were using some official plugin system. I had no idea that minecraft modders (presumably kids/teens?) were not only reverse engineering things but also creating
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by krackers 1y ago
The issue is might be the latency with teleop, by the time the operator realizes the glass is about to tip over, it's probably already fallen on the floor. So the robot can really only do one object at a time, and has to move about awk
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by krackers 1y ago
>now we're making life so stressful people literally want to kill themselves Is this actually the case? Working conditions and health during industrial revolution times doesn't seem that much better. There is a perception that
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by krackers 1y ago
Because there's a notion that if any bugs are discovered later on, they can just "be fixed". And generally unless you're the one fixing the bugs, it's hard to understand the asymmetry in effort here. No one also eve
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by krackers 1y ago
(Just noting that https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45652952 and the article therein are also worth reading)
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by krackers 1y ago
That's just part of the meta-game, to get kids to jailbreak the iphone and then patch the IPA
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by krackers 1y ago
Except now I have the problem of trusting that this new supplement isn't contaminated with anything, _and_ that the "microscopic pores" resulting from this "patented process" don't turn out to have some harmful
619.
by krackers 1y ago
Yeah this is sort of the same objection I had in https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45709016 Although thinking about it more, the fact that address indexing is now from top-to-bottom is actually consistent with how I imag
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by krackers 1y ago
The stack does grow down though no matter what, in the sense that the pushing decrements the stack pointer. You can represent this as "up" in your diagram, but I don't think this makes it any easier conceptually because by an
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by krackers 1y ago
I hope you're joking, the last thing I want is pop-ups in my phone app. If the issue being solved is someone "forgetting" to press dial in a panic after entering 911 (which seems unlikely given that this is muscle memory ingr
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by krackers 1y ago
The rate at which content ends up on the front page is also slower than your ability to consume it. So even if you do keep clicking, you end up on yesterday's links you've already read.
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by krackers 1y ago
>Consider holding off on updating to iOS 26 Wait what? Surely if you're concerned about nation-state spyware, upgrading to the latest version is safer than staying on a vulnerable version.
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by krackers 1y ago
Directly writing applescript is kind of terrible syntax (I doubt there is enough high quality data, even humans find it hard to write) and lacks the discoverability portion. The good part of AppleScript is the self-discovery (via scripting
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by krackers 1y ago
Are you sure? I bet you if you pull 10 people off the street and ask them to multiply 5 digit by 5 digit numbers by hand, you won't have a 100% success rate.
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by krackers 1y ago
> There is absolutely zero logic to be found inside an LLM Surely trained neural networks could never develop circuits that implement actual logic via computational graphs... https://transformer-circuits.pub/2025/att
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by krackers 1y ago
>Now you can't get rid of the formatting bar - the one with the typeface, size, bold/italics/underline Patches welcome! (Textedit is open source, should not be too hard to ask your favorite LLM to add a menu option to togg
628.
by krackers 1y ago
TextEdit is actually open source. I'm surprised no one has made a TextEdit++.
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by krackers 1y ago
Just wait until someone has the bright idea to expose Apple Events over an MCP server or something. Then everyone will be scrambling to integrate applescript into their applications so they can cash in on the computer-use model craze.
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by krackers 1y ago
See this thread https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45640720 As I understood the responses, the benefit comes from making better use of the embedding space. BPE tokenization is basically like a fixed lookup table, whereas

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