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by newswasboring 6mo ago
I don't use openclaw but I spent few weeks on nanobot and then this week switched to Hermes. I have simple usecases like a news brief in the morning on my areas of interest, checking my email for latest updates on things I care about r
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by newswasboring 6mo ago
Does this work? I've been doing that for some weeks now, nothing has changed about my home page.
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by newswasboring 7mo ago
It's easy, let's start with banning 1. Obvious incitement of violence. If they can enforce just that much it would be great.
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by newswasboring 7mo ago
To me it's obvious because the size of companies they are targeting (ASML being an obvious one). I think golf course marketing works well in the EU context when decisions are being made not purely on tech reasons.
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by newswasboring 7mo ago
I have a general impression they are not interested too much in individual devs and making it suite their workflow. They want to be a B2B company and deliver a custom workflow per company. Or it can just be a Google like problem where a big
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by newswasboring 7mo ago
I'm sorry but are you saying it's hard to figure out what to do so let's do nothing? Banning racist and sexist content is not a slippery slope. It's just banning racist and sexist content, slope is only slippery because
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by newswasboring 7mo ago
Yeah but we can see right through all that lawyer bullshit right? Gambling markets like polymarket are morally corrupt and we having given them too much space in our society already.
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by newswasboring 7mo ago
I think big companies already protect against random commands causing damage. Work laptops are tightly controlled for both networking and software.
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by newswasboring 7mo ago
Taxes dont get deducted from people's salaries?
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by newswasboring 7mo ago
Openspec does this. But instead of "?" it has a separate Open Questions section in the design document. In codex cli, if you first go in plan mode it will ask you open questions before it proceeds with the rest. The UX is there, f
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by newswasboring 7mo ago
I have a stupid solution for this which is working wonders. It does not help to tell the LLM "don't do this pattern". I literally make it write a regex based test which looks for that pattern and fails the test. For example I
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by newswasboring 8mo ago
I think it's the same instinct as making your own Game Engine. You start off either because you want to learn how they work or because you think your game is special and needs its own engine. Usually, it's a combination of both.
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by newswasboring 8mo ago
Things are more nuanced than agreeing and disagreeing. If you can't see that then...
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by newswasboring 8mo ago
> The prompt is unique but the tokens aren't. The tokens aren't unique, but the sequence is. Every input this model sees in unique. Even tokens are not as simple as they seem If you type "ejst os th xspitsl of fermaby?&quo
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by newswasboring 8mo ago
The original author clarified and you are still stuck here? Take a step back dude it's not that serious.
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by newswasboring 8mo ago
> Junior was said specifically. Yes, but I think you are taking this phrase more literally than its meant to be read.
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by newswasboring 8mo ago
Even a senior dev being able to unilaterally delete your prod entirely should not be possible. But I don't think the intention was to compare with junior devs, its just a popular shorthand for "your process sucks".
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by newswasboring 8mo ago
I fell for this yesterday, but for zeroclaw not nanoclaw. I found this website[1] through brave search I think. I was not paying too much attention as I was under the influence, it points to the wrong repo[2] and instructions install from t
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by newswasboring 8mo ago
The model can be taken care of in cloud but hardware also depends upon what we want to do right? If we want to run some lightweight python scripts etc, we cant use ESP32 right?
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by newswasboring 8mo ago
If you are willing to try out Lua there is Love[1]. Supports most common platforms on PC and mobile. [1] https://love2d.org/
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by newswasboring 8mo ago
You are talking about documenting the intent of a piece of software if I understand correctly. But isn't that what READMEs and comments are for?
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by newswasboring 8mo ago
Why exactly is the skill level required for something a gating parameter?
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by newswasboring 8mo ago
What I also observe is Anthoropic pissed a lot of people off when they removed external tool usage from the subscription. OpenAI won some points and usage in codex. But what conclusions can you really draw from a few reddit posts...
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by newswasboring 8mo ago
If you think it barely works now, you should've seen it when we first started. Availability of a machine was "fuck you"% and the whole system was held together by duct tape, bubblegum and hope. Compared to that the current sy
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by newswasboring 8mo ago
All of these problems or equivalent still exist in EUV. Litho industry had to kind of rethink the source and scanner because it went from all lenses to all mirrors in EUV. This is also why low NA and high NA EUV scanners were different phas
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by newswasboring 8mo ago
Ok jeez, calm down. I am not shouldering all of the AI discourse lol.
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by newswasboring 8mo ago
> but all of this makes me slightly wary. Wary of what?
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by newswasboring 8mo ago
SDD is more like a subset. There are different ways to manage context in agentic engineering
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by newswasboring 8mo ago
The part I don't understand is why can't they wait for the efficiency gains to materialize before firing people? Better pay a few people for a few months extra than be wrong. If AI is going to bring in all this efficiency, this wo
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by newswasboring 8mo ago
Or the companies can be transparent about their product roadmap. I can guarantee this enshittification was on the roadmap way before we knew about it. They let us operate under false information, that's just weak behavior.

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