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by lifeisstillgood 3mo ago
So my very first reaction was Inwoukd rather write python. My second reaction was, can this make an awesome cucumber like test scenario language? I think my issues are twofold 1. You still have a DSL (“give back” > “return”) so it’s not
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by lifeisstillgood 3mo ago
This is really a banking / credit card thing. CC suppliers put a lot of effort into packaging recurring subscriptions for their businesses because … people forget to cancel. So the real leverage here is not go to each individual websit
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Engineering technique- Stop Drilling [video](youtube.com)
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Agentic test processes, LLM benchmarks, and other notes on agentic coding fr(danluu.com)
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by lifeisstillgood 3mo ago
>>> Grant me the serenity to accept the bad code i shouldn't fix, the courage to change the code I can, and the wisdom to know the difference. Fantastic
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by lifeisstillgood 3mo ago
Isn’t this a question of how much the “terrorised survivors” spend on tokens to make the output “canonised”? I think the main argument that the billions spent are not going to be recouped is accurate, but I strongly suspect the cost of prod
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by lifeisstillgood 3mo ago
Ok, so I have to try that. How are you specifiying the graphs? Is this on github (I am still trying to move from concept to how to actually do it (plus Inhave only just woken up and need coffee :-)
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by lifeisstillgood 4mo ago
So you are using a “cloud” provider and at 1c per million tokens … Love to hear more about how you structure the orchestrator etc
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by lifeisstillgood 4mo ago
>> just aren't good for end to end agentic workflows. This is (apparently) the conceit of SteveYegge / GasTown - no model can cope unassisted so chunk it up, run it and if it falls over remember the exact place and restart,
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by lifeisstillgood 4mo ago
My advice to any CEO / individual - throw your hands in the air and bring it in-house. Yeah the performance can dip depending on what GPUs you can salvage these days but the uncertainty over price is almost nothing compared to the unce
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Oh, so that's what a touchstone is [video](youtube.com)
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Gino Bartali – Some medals are made to hang on the soul, not the jacket(en.wikipedia.org)
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Dragonflies as Fly Control [video](youtube.com)
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Wick or Band drains – drain water from wet soil to prepare for building(keller.com)
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Trump threatens 100% tariff on European digital services taxes(bbc.co.uk)
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by lifeisstillgood 4mo ago
I hold an unpopular opinion here, but well regulated digital IDs might not be a benefit to us all. Almost all big tech giants are frankly paper tigers (can I survive without facebook, sure, without next day delivery, harder, without banki
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by lifeisstillgood 4mo ago
So I’ve been wondering about “one or two levels back” chip design. If I understand it, 28nm chips (pre EUV) is just about suitable to run (not train just inference) frontier models. And so if I was a mid-level State would it be worth while
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by lifeisstillgood 4mo ago
>>> For now I have not moved past the point of comprehension being important to me. I see software as new form of literacy, even in the AI world, so yeah in my world view, comprehension will be something we always cling to. I migh
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by lifeisstillgood 4mo ago
I think the recent study was that 200 Claude subscription burnt through on average 8000 worth of datacenter and GPU. There is a reason OpenAPI and all are losing a fortune - they are chucking H100s at anyone who types in a query or subscri
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by lifeisstillgood 4mo ago
Being told you are carrying a scorpion across a river is not a lot of help halfway across. I think however this mostly speaks about how hard it is to run anything even vaguely securely. There are so many independant CPUs and OSes on one mot
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by lifeisstillgood 4mo ago
I think this is going to lead towards companies and governments starting to build their own data centres for this kind of thing (reviewing millions of emails to find the smoking gun is what the cops will want to do as will both sides in a c
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Prof. Sarah Paine – Round Up of Grand Strategy and Geopolitics(youtube.com)
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by lifeisstillgood 4mo ago
In the early years of X-rays, doctors found all sorts of patients with major organ displacement, and performed surgery to, for example, hold the liver or kidneys “up”. It took a while to realise that textbooks since Leonardos time had drawn
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by lifeisstillgood 4mo ago
>>> you could get stuck in a recovery loop and softbrick your device. Your car …
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Richard Halsey Best – the man who sank two Japanese aircraft carriers in one day(en.wikipedia.org)
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by lifeisstillgood 4mo ago
>>> devcontainers with podman compose using the Debian container and nix feature, and devenv. Can you expand on that please?
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World Cup 2026: Does referee case show FIFA has lost control of its tournament?(bbc.co.uk)
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by lifeisstillgood 4mo ago
So to try and understand your position - you are hired by a small? Company in which sector? And you built an app that does what? And I think most importantly - how did you find the gig? Were they explicitly hiring a AI capable person to do
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by lifeisstillgood 4mo ago
I find the irony delicious that this S1 will be fed into ChatGPT so often looking for flaws and edge cases that the LLM will develop sentience just to tell people to stop…
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by lifeisstillgood 4mo ago
It’s hard to enforce a law so we should not have the law seems a poor argument. Let’s say we define personal data about, generated by or inferred from the actions of a natural person as owned by the society as a whole. And misuse is liable

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