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by lmf4lol 9mo ago
"Master Open Claw in Hours, Not Months" How old is openClaw again? But your webpage is delicious. 11 blog posts only today. You all wrote them yourself?
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by lmf4lol 9mo ago
I am surprised that no one did this in a LISP yet.
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by lmf4lol 9mo ago
why do you think would this info be surpressed?
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by lmf4lol 9mo ago
Last 7 times i took the ICE, i had 5 delays. 3 times the restaurant wasnt available. 2 times they didnt stop at my destination and I had to rent a car. so yeah. I try to travel now either by car or plane. But even by car is terrible, especi
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by lmf4lol 9mo ago
True. But the systems are more and more breaking down. Its unsustainable. At least what I can tell from Germany and the Netherlands. to see a healthcare specialist, you wait 3-6months in some cases. Not talking about the trains. Germany D
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by lmf4lol 9mo ago
yet
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by lmf4lol 9mo ago
> Science is characterized by objective empiricism; it relies on third-person observation, quantifiable data, and the principle of falsifiability to build a predictive model of the external, material world. Its goal is to establish &quot
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by lmf4lol 10mo ago
This is much more pleasent to read and it gives a great insight into your actual thought process. Thanks for sharing and great writeup.
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by lmf4lol 11mo ago
I see the same thinking in philosophy. We know a lot about the great thinkers of the West, from Plato to Aristoteles, to Jesus, to Thomas van Acquin, to Descartes, to Kant, to Hegel, to Nietsche, to Heidegger, to Foucoult, and so on... Its
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by lmf4lol 11mo ago
Do you feel like you begin to _really_ understand React and Tailwind? Major tools that you seem to use now. Do you feel that you will become so well-versed in it that you will be able to debug weird edge cases in the future? Will you be abl
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by lmf4lol 11mo ago
I think no one can predict what will happen. We need to wait until we can empirically observe who will be more productive on certain tasks. Thats why I started with AI coding. I wanted to hedge against the possibility that this takes off an
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by lmf4lol 11mo ago
I started to code with them when Cursor came out. I've built multiple projects with Claude and thought that this is the freaking future. Until all joy disappeared and I began to hate the whole process. I felt like I didn't do anyt
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by lmf4lol 11mo ago
The number of use cases for which I use AI is actually rapidly decreasing. I don't use it anymore for coding, I don't use it anymore for writing, I don't use it anymore for talking about philosophy, etc. And I use 0 agents. e
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by lmf4lol 11mo ago
I think that‘s a bit shortsighted. Having A2A is much more efficient and less error prone. Why would I want to spend tons of token on an AI „figuring it out“, if I can have the same effect for less using A2A? we can even train the LLMs with
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by lmf4lol 11mo ago
When I entered university for my Bachelors, I was 28 years old and already worked for 5 or 6 years as a self-taught programmer in the industry. In the first semester, we had a Logic Programming class and it was solely taught in Prolog. At
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by lmf4lol 11mo ago
He is French. Cut him some slack ;-) /s obviously
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by lmf4lol 1y ago
Stupid question maybe, but are there no company guidelines? How can this be acceptable in the company culture?
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by lmf4lol 1y ago
I am not sure it *works*. I just tried it on the BILD homepage (a German tabloid with a lot of images instead of text), and it was pretty bad at navigating it. It needed a lot of hints to find a particular article, selected multiple times t
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by lmf4lol 1y ago
he never bothered to learn German.
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by lmf4lol 1y ago
I never said he isn't allowed to do it. But I am also free to critize him, right?
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by lmf4lol 1y ago
The essay is fine and has some truth in it. I don't fully agree with it though.
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by lmf4lol 1y ago
What a disgraceful cover photo. Not everything is perfect in Germany, on the contrary. But that goes for every country on earth. But a middlefinger to the Bundestag? It's disrespectful to the German people as a whole...
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by lmf4lol 1y ago
It's not that the so-called "modern fascists" don't use the term, it's that the VS does not even use the term. Not that it matters because it lost any meaning anyway. Also the AfD does not subscribe to the main ideo
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by lmf4lol 1y ago
this is your reading my friend. in your whole quote, there is no mentioning of the word “fascist”. also nothing about “violent takeover”. if you take those statements to mean that, then what is Antifa doing? Or XR? Or the pro-pallies? ah ri
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by lmf4lol 1y ago
they also don’t claim the last thing.
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by lmf4lol 1y ago
The Verfassungsschutz is anything but objective. And even if: They don't at all claim that the AfD plans a "fascist takeover". I've read the whole report. Did you?
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by lmf4lol 1y ago
there are so many potential confounders in that story that might influence why the proposal was accepted. maybe his co-worker just proposed it too early and no one was ready for it?
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by lmf4lol 1y ago
Well, in Europe you get stabbed. Or hit deliberately by a car. Or just thrown before an incoming train. Shit happens everywhere... what's the difference? And we also have school shootings in Europe. Less than USA, granted! But they ex
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by lmf4lol 1y ago
give me one seriously peer reviewed study please with proper controls i wait
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by lmf4lol 1y ago
i really like that pov

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