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by nextaccountic 5d ago
So.. there's a driver in driverless cars. A fall guy that will take all the blame should the company needs to produce someone to be arrested, but don't otherwise have leverage to earn a decent living
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by nextaccountic 5d ago
There's a way to get yourself out of that gridlock: just subsidize housing. The builder gets money from both the buyer and the government, so he will be happy. The buyer will have low income and wouldn't be able to buy a house oth
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by nextaccountic 6d ago
We are not different. Whales exhibit culture too. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Animal_culture https://www.reddit.com/r/evolution/comments/rduhmx/does_any_...
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by nextaccountic 7d ago
Are there other composite organs?
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by nextaccountic 7d ago
I suppose you can use claude to build a third party script / cli tool that moves, then edit files on ~/.claude They win either way
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by nextaccountic 7d ago
The trouble is that banking apps will not work if you degoogle your phone. GrapheneOS was an attempt to make this sort of thing work, in a phone OS more secure than stock Android But to be honest, many banking apps randomly stop working wit
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by nextaccountic 7d ago
Nowadays agents know a lot of tricks on how to effectively prompt subagents Generally speaking the ouput of a subagent is sent directly to the calling agent, that can make the final edits. Or, the subagent can edit the file in a local copy,
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by nextaccountic 8d ago
Also, 7 months ago, https://github.com/facebook/jemalloc said > Development of Jemalloc will transition back to the original open source project: https://github.com/jemalloc/jemalloc . Meta’s fo
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by nextaccountic 8d ago
> 1. Tokens are really expensive Just don't use frontier models by American labs. Chinese models are much cheaper and competent enough for most stuff > 2. The context window becomes flooded with proof work rather than work on the
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by nextaccountic 9d ago
https://v2.tauri.app/blog/tauri-verso-integration/ https://github.com/versotile-org/tauri-runtime-verso Servo doesn't implement the whole web platform, but your own desktop app isn'
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by nextaccountic 9d ago
> or recursion schemes Fold is a recursion scheme More complicated recursion schemes are progressively harder to read. Probably not great if you are not doing code golf
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by nextaccountic 9d ago
What about fold? In rust iterators there's both fold (you supply the initial value) and reduce (it uses the first element as the initial value, doesn't work on empty iterators) https://doc.rust-lang.org/std/it
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by nextaccountic 10d ago
Just so you know, you are getting automatically flagged in HN (your comments are automatically removed). I think it's because you are using LLM to write them. You should not copy paste LLM output directly to comments in this website. (
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by nextaccountic 10d ago
I think I read somewhere that Ken Thompson still uses ed. I can't find a mention of it though
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by nextaccountic 10d ago
> no abstractions, It has. It's called @apply. It works fine. The Tailwind author is wrong about recommending people to avoid @apply. The Tailwind community at large is mostly wrong about it too (except people that like and use @app
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by nextaccountic 11d ago
Then who is? If something warrants a prison sentence, but for some reason it was such an employee that performed the act, does this mean nobody can be arrested?
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by nextaccountic 11d ago
A non-deterministic machine is usually called defective
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by nextaccountic 11d ago
If you forget to set the parking brake, you were negligent If you set the brake but it didn't work, the car malfunctioned From the link you sent, > One of the questions herein was whether there was a defect in the automobile mecha
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by nextaccountic 11d ago
Or like Von Neumann's (paraphrased) "you need to confess a crime to take credit from it"
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by nextaccountic 13d ago
This doesn't say why you didn't choose AGPL. Did you consider it? EUPL isn't compatible with either AGPL or GPL, which seems weird for a new copyleft license
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by nextaccountic 13d ago
Note, to be more clear, an enum with no variants has no values of that type (can't be constructed), and a struct with no fields has exactly one value of that type
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by nextaccountic 14d ago
> Models don’t have an inherent understanding of the difference between simulated and real environments, > (...) > also they don’t necessarily see a strong distinction between talking to a human and to other agents. Then how do you
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by nextaccountic 14d ago
> In my experience, LLMs only exhibit this kind of behaviour when they are put in sandboxes too restrictive too achieve their task. Which a lot of the time seems to be the default. There's a better concept for that, and it's mi
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by nextaccountic 14d ago
I use a Firefox extension to rewrite those Google redirects into plain links, to remove Google tracking of which links I click. The extension is broken now
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by nextaccountic 14d ago
I wish one of those free AIs made a search product already. I don't want my search results to be interspersed with text I guess that the web chat can have a search skill to remove the prose and give only links, plus maybe an excerpt of
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by nextaccountic 14d ago
That's indeed not something that RTK can promise. However, if RTK becomes popular enough, it's unavoidable that its output will start seeping into the training data of future models, which will make RTK perform better So it's
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by nextaccountic 15d ago
What if the next-gen models are trained on RTK output as well? Then you will actually have less tokens in the context window, and the model won't become confused (which would require more turns, wasting tokens)
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by nextaccountic 16d ago
AGENTS.md sounds like a place to specify that a project has no users and thus needs no migrations
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by nextaccountic 17d ago
There's a couple of occasions that humanity was at the brink of having tens of millions of people dead by nuclear weapons, and somehow a single human interrupted the chain reaction If you repeated this experiment 100 times, how many ti
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by nextaccountic 17d ago
> The author’s core insight is to remove the blackboard from source control. That's only because of a deficiency in CI. If you get smarter CI that doesn't trip on files unrelated to the build, using the repo as a blackboard or

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