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by lagrange77 6mo ago
And another step toward a world, where product managers/owners/whatever and other boring people can generate what they once needed creative, passionate and skilled people for. Go ahead, its just the natural evolution of extreme ca
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by lagrange77 6mo ago
Curated by average people in most domains.
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by lagrange77 6mo ago
Exactly. And this seems more and more to be an inherent property of AI, which is kind of calming.
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by lagrange77 6mo ago
> The headline seems pretty misleading. No it isn't. Performing fingerprinting on user's devices, to ultimately profit of financially or worse is misleading. Especially doing this while knowing the user isn't aware what th
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by lagrange77 7mo ago
Some CAD systems, i think NX for example, let you give it a reference to an actual Excel (or csv?) file, that you edit in Excel.
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by lagrange77 7mo ago
> Obviously we shouldnt map existing apis to MCP tools Why? Isn't obvious to me..
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by lagrange77 7mo ago
It's really time that mainstream media picks up on 'agentic coding' and the implications of writing software becoming a commodity. I'm an engineer (not only software) by heart, but after seeing what Opus 4.6 based agents
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by lagrange77 7mo ago
Finally! I've been waiting for something like this.
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by lagrange77 7mo ago
The background ASCII animation is so cool! Is it an actual simulation?
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by lagrange77 7mo ago
And unfortunately that's the same guy who, in some years, will ask us if the anaesthetic has taken effect and if he can now start with the spine surgery.
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by lagrange77 7mo ago
I'll use that term from now on. :D
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by lagrange77 7mo ago
> There is a nontrivial amount of RL training (RLHF, RLVR, ...), so it would be reasonable to call it an RL model. Hm, as i understand it, parts of the training of e.g. ChatGPT could be called RL models. But the subject to be trained&#x2
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by lagrange77 7mo ago
> Reward hacking is very real and hard to guard against. Is it really about rewards? Im genuinely curious. Because its not a RL model.
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by lagrange77 7mo ago
What is your perspective on the matter from a parent point of view?
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by lagrange77 7mo ago
I'm not saying there are no good products. Hetzner Cloud come into my mind for example. It's executed really well. I'm saying that the number of good software offerings is too low, to have a significant impact on the country&
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by lagrange77 7mo ago
Imho, the german mentality just doesn't fit today's economy. Too risk averse, too conservative. Creativity is not really embraced. The state of the german IT sector also shows that. Most startups have nearly no moat at all and pur
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by lagrange77 7mo ago
It's about letting LLM Agents use the CLI, the end user still interfaces with the agent via chat.
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by lagrange77 7mo ago
> Furthermore, what does it matter if it's "AI generated"? Is some AI content ok? What's the pass/fail threshold on human vs AI generated text? If a human put his effort into it, is proud of it and wants to show
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by lagrange77 7mo ago
> coming AI wasteland: motivated individuals join small local groups and are validated face-to-face at meet-ups. Local trusted leads gatekeep their chapter’s posts, and this scalable moderation works up the tree. Bad leaves get culled ou
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by lagrange77 7mo ago
Wow, i just noticed, that they block access from Brave Browser.
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by lagrange77 7mo ago
> CasNum (Compass and straightedge Number) is a library that implements arbitrary precision arithmetic using compass and straightedge constructions. Arbitrary precision arithmetic, now with 100% more Euclid. Featuring a functional modifi
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by lagrange77 8mo ago
> The real question is what happens when the labor market for non-physical work completely implodes as AI eats it all. Based on current trends I'm going to predict in terms of economics and politics we handle it as poorly as possibl
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by lagrange77 8mo ago
> I've never really thought of Waymo as a robot in the same way as e.g. a Boston Dynamics humanoid, but of course it is a robot of sorts. I view Tesla also more as a robot company than anything else.
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by lagrange77 8mo ago
Just tested it and yes the issue is still there!
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by lagrange77 8mo ago
I'm using a HP48G. [0] It's just a joy to use and i also like it a lot design wise. I like that it has a big display for 4 RPN rows, but i admit that that's something software calculators would even be better at. It definitel
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by lagrange77 1y ago
Awesome, i like it a lot! Some UX friction i noticed: To get back to the homepage from an article, i have to click on the article headline. While this is elegant and you likely get used to it, once you know it, it's not exactly intuiti
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by lagrange77 1y ago
Awesome, i love listening to Bach while developing. While you're here, what other classical music can you recommend, especially for listening while working/focusing? For me, it's currently - Max Richter, discovered recently a
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by lagrange77 1y ago
Damn, outnerded.
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by lagrange77 1y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chromatic_aberration ?
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by lagrange77 1y ago
I can only recommend vike.dev .

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