monooso

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by monooso 8mo ago
> But the mechanism of power differs: In centrally planned systems, control flows from political authority. In market systems, control flows from voluntary transactions and competitive success. This is a boilerplate theoretical explanati
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by monooso 8mo ago
> If wealth is sufficiently concentrated - the value of anything becomes tied to the whims of the few who can transact at that level. You just described a capitalist system: a system built and controlled by and for those who control the
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by monooso 8mo ago
How is this evidence of AI use? > That’s it. No magic prompts, no elaborate system instructions, no clever hacks. Just a disciplined pipeline that separates thinking from typing. That is a perfectly normal sentence, indistinguishable fro
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by monooso 8mo ago
I came across this yesterday. Haven't tried it, but it looks interesting: https://agent-relay.com/
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by monooso 8mo ago
I'm not sure I agree with the "bloated" description, but I will say that I really like Elixir, and really dislike LiveView. Which is a shame, because the latter is pretty inescapable in Elixir world these days.
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by monooso 8mo ago
I envy your reality.
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by monooso 8mo ago
The specific agent is irrelevant. This is related to a broader personal opinion regarding LLMs and language choice. Before we continue, the following opinion comes with several important caveats: 1. It only applies to paid professional work
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by monooso 8mo ago
This is the exact opposite of my experience. Claude 4.6 has been excellent with Go, and truly incompetent with Elixir, to the point where I would have serious concerns about choosing Elixir for a new project.
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by monooso 8mo ago
> Dating apps are skewed: men receive little attention while women have an overwhelming amount of attention. I'm not following your train of thought here. Why is this the fault of computing?
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A Different Mindset(stephenlewis.me)
1 points by monooso 8mo ago|1 comments
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by monooso 8mo ago
Assuming you've configured the web search MCP [1], it works well. [1]: https://docs.z.ai/devpack/mcp/search-mcp-server
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by monooso 8mo ago
This aligns very closely with my experience. When left to its own devices, GLM-4.7 frequently tries to build the world. It's also less capable at figuring out stumbling blocks on its own without spiralling. For small, well-defined task
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by monooso 8mo ago
I think you misinterpreted GP's comment (or at least the tone).
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by monooso 8mo ago
It used to be a paid product, now it's free. There's a clear link to the source code on GitHub [1], so you don't need to go through the "checkout". [1]: https://github.com/basecamp/once-campfire
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by monooso 8mo ago
You may of course choose not to use this software because you disagree with the personal politics of one of the creators, DHH. However, the owner (37signals, not DHH) has an excellent reputation for producing high quality web applications
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by monooso 8mo ago
I'm a little surprised nobody has mentioned Campfire [1]. It's open source, trivial to self-host, and can support an arbitrary number of rooms and users. Sure, it doesn't have all of Discord's bells and whistles (for bet
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by monooso 8mo ago
At no point did I suggest that you build your own OS. To extend my tortured analogy, that would be like suggesting you grow your own spouse.
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by monooso 8mo ago
I think you're missing the point. If a friend stated that they will stay with their partner regardless of how deceptive or abusive said partner's behaviour becomes, you would rightly question the wisdom of that choice. Stating tha
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by monooso 8mo ago
There are no human handlers. From the opening paragraph (emphasis mine): > We built a Software Factory: non-interactive development where specs + scenarios drive agents that write code, run harnesses, and converge without human review .
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by monooso 8mo ago
I didn't suggest that it was.
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by monooso 8mo ago
I have no expertise is this area, so I'm not getting into whether or not this idea makes sense. That being said, this statement strikes me as missing the point: > Solving cost of launching mass has been the entire premise of SpaceX
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by monooso 9mo ago
In this case, it seems to be lower than the figure quoted in the report abstract[1] (emphasis mine). > Among 230,156 food and beverage products, the mean [Health Star Rating] was 2.7 (standard deviation (SD) 1.4) from a possible maximu
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by monooso 9mo ago
> I don't know if this was planned internally but it seems the way they figured out how to get EU to actually do something is to make it seem like big bad trump is going to hurt them. This is an interesting take. You appear to be su
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by monooso 9mo ago
At this moment, the primary difference appears to be scale.
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by monooso 9mo ago
For context, I'm a long-time iPhone user, who switched to a Pixel 8a about 18 months ago. > Apple has had better mobile hardware for years. I can't say I noticed a difference in quality when switching. Maybe some people can, bu
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by monooso 9mo ago
The BBC should not have cut together the footage in the way that they did. But let's be clear, the edited footage does not misrepresent the nature of what happened; Trump was an insurrectionist. You don't have to take my (or the
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Make it right(stephenlewis.me)
1 points by monooso 9mo ago|0 comments
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by monooso 9mo ago
The answer you seek is right there in the article (emphasis mine): > Tesla offers its vehicles on long-term leases, and in such a scenario the leasing company is typically the registered keeper of the car. > Drivers of rented or co
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by monooso 9mo ago
> This reminds me of the people who think they can build [some commercial app] in a weekend. No, you cannot. If the article was claiming that you could , you might have a point. > You can build a wee throwaway app with some of the fe
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by monooso 9mo ago
Not OP, but I don't consider these the same thing. The client in your example isn't a (presumably) professional developer, submitting code to a public repository, inviting the scrutiny of fellow professionals and potential future

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