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by mlrtime 8mo ago
When all you see is color, everything different is racism. I'm the whitest white person you'll find, white bread and turkey sandwich. I get screened all the time. Most of the time the agents are not white, WTF would I blame the co
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by mlrtime 8mo ago
Taxpayers don't universally agree it's ONLY theater, HN is biased echo chamber just like any other group.
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by mlrtime 8mo ago
I think it's human nature to point at something you don't like and if it isn't 100% perfect then point to it and say it's flawed and must be taken down. Repeated examples on HN - TSA effectiveness - AI Writing code free
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by mlrtime 8mo ago
The more I read people saying that Claude is failing, the more I realize this is 90% a user problem. This is just an example, but I see it often. Claude has a mode specifically for what you're talking about, it is actually very good (O
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by mlrtime 8mo ago
> 1. Are you 100% sure your code changes didn't introduce unexpected bugs? How often have you written code and been 100% your code didn't introduce ANY bugs? Seriously, for most of the code out there who cares? If it's in
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by mlrtime 9mo ago
You just moved the goal posts, OP didn't say there weren't people struggling with homelessness, I think he was saying that famine or dying of lack of food is basically 0% in Europe or America. "Enough to eat" is poorly p
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by mlrtime 9mo ago
The Rokus are garbage for two main reasons IMO. 1) They close or lock down hidden features that people find to make it better, it's not user friendly. 2) ADs, they should give them away with how much advertising they bundle with it.
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by mlrtime 9mo ago
Not elegant or performant but: You could have a exit node that is setup only for that vpn that advertises it's routes. So connecting to tailscale gives you access to that network.
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by mlrtime 9mo ago
Thank you and a meta observation. This happens almost EVERY SINGLE TIME there is a sensationalized headline about something I know about deeply. The title or claim in the article will take a option or feature or some industry where somethin
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by mlrtime 9mo ago
Yup, the technology exists to do this, but saying such words on HN will lead to critics.
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by mlrtime 9mo ago
Wouldn't a floor fix that? Maybe a bad example, but tipping in a restaurant is an example?
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by mlrtime 9mo ago
Optimizing ad clicking is profitable and the thing that would [partially] pay for UBI. That stops happening and money/value stop being created. The market is not 0 sum. It's good to talk about UBI, but people taking it seriously h
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by mlrtime 9mo ago
> or do you end billionaires Everyone will agree with this, but it isn't even close to enough. Or do you mean end all high revenue companies as well?
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by mlrtime 9mo ago
Maybe not xbox one, but I was talking to younger folks about how I'd play mario kart for hours and hours... They didn't associate but then told me their own anecdotes with the Dreamcast. So my experience matches OPs, its the time&
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by mlrtime 9mo ago
My apologies for mis reading your comment.
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by mlrtime 9mo ago
Yes, and the agent can go find other sites that instruct the agent to npm install, including moltbook itself.
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by mlrtime 9mo ago
People are buying mac minis to run clawbot. They will quickly realize it was a fun toy and it will be turned off, then sold on a marketplace.
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by mlrtime 9mo ago
You didn't answer the question though, you just double downed on crypto=bad. If someone posts a github link of some LLM tool, clawbot or whatever. You are free to run or fork it and then some crypto bro creates a clawbot $coin.. nobody
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by mlrtime 9mo ago
>One take-away for us from that viewpoint was that knowledge in fact is more important than the lines of code in the repo. We'd rather lose the source code than the knowledge of our workers, so to speak. Isn't this the opposite
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by mlrtime 9mo ago
edit: Thinking about this further, it would be the same incentive. Before people would do it for free for the karma. They traded time for SO "points". Moltbook proves that people will trade tokens for social karma, so it stands th
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by mlrtime 9mo ago
I don't know what to say then, just calling others misinformed isn't going to change anything. Better luck next time then?
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by mlrtime 9mo ago
Yes, but now you know about that classification of problem. So you learned something! As an Engineer have a choice now on what to do with that classification or problem. Better yet, go up one level and and think about how to avoid the other
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by mlrtime 9mo ago
>not include leaked secrets, malware installation, stealth cryptomining etc. Not sure what your point is exactly, but those things don't bother me because I have no control over what happens on others computers. Maybe you insinuate
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by mlrtime 9mo ago
There are dozens of us!
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by mlrtime 9mo ago
There are 2 hard problems in computer science...
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by mlrtime 9mo ago
Who gets to decide what is waste and what is not? Are you defining value?
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by mlrtime 9mo ago
Love it
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by mlrtime 9mo ago
Blueberries are disgusting, Why does anyone eat them?
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by mlrtime 9mo ago
That's what it does already, did you read anything about how the agent works?
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by mlrtime 9mo ago
>Single transaction takes 10 to 60 minutes 2010 called and it wants its statistic back.

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