nisegami

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by nisegami 6mo ago
I wonder if it will one day be practical to emulate photosynthesis and use renewable power, captured CO2 and water to produce biofuel that could then be used at a later time.
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by nisegami 6mo ago
The choice of example task for Long-Horizon Coding is a bit spooky if you squint, since it's nearing the territory of LLMs improving themselves.
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by nisegami 6mo ago
So is my P=NP proof.
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by nisegami 6mo ago
>IMHO there is a point where incremental model quality will hit diminishing returns. It's not necessary a single discrete point I think. In my experience, it's tied to the quality/power of your harness and tooling. More po
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by nisegami 6mo ago
I believe that Nanoclaw uses Claude Code under the hood actually, at least in V1.
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by nisegami 6mo ago
I think the concept you're talking about has been described as LLM attractor states. Here's a LW post about it for Deepseek v3 https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/rvbjZMp6aEDn2jiyp/mapping-ll...
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by nisegami 6mo ago
I recently began wondering if a planet's helium supply could be the 'great filter'. As in, if a civilization could stall out due to not having access to enough helium to product the technology to access off-world helium.
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by nisegami 6mo ago
This and the comments here make me even more sad that they ended up acquiring the Nuxt project/team :(
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by nisegami 6mo ago
Excellent points. In my small island country, prices mostly come down to being labor-dominant or material-dominant. The former is cheaper* than the developed world, whereas the latter is more expensive* than the developed world. *compared u
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by nisegami 6mo ago
I always found it interesting that homeless folks in the US seem to live in tents a lot of the time, but in my country they rarely have more than a piece of cardboard. I don't know if my perception is incorrect, or if I'm ready to
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by nisegami 6mo ago
I use Thunderbird on both Linux/Android as my sole client for personal email. I'm mostly pretty happy with it, aside from search. My use case is mostly receiving email rather than sending email however. I would be much more amenab
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by nisegami 6mo ago
Here's the opening paragraph of chapter 2 with "people" subbed out for terms referring AI/models/etc. "People are chaotic, both in isolation and when working with other people or with systems. Their outputs are
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by nisegami 7mo ago
But we also got roads and hospitals.
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by nisegami 7mo ago
This makes it even more fantastic that the supply of GLP1s from my country's only legal importer is spotty and I've been suddenly cut off twice already
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by nisegami 7mo ago
The biggest benefit I saw from switching off Windows was 'peace'. I no longer had to care about whatever Microsoft was doing to make my life as a Windows user worse, I could simply use my computer as I wanted.
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by nisegami 7mo ago
Of course not, the grandson is hard at work on his own sins.
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by nisegami 7mo ago
The insiders exposing their info to non-participants is also a feature of these markets.
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by nisegami 7mo ago
Unfortunately, he's not on a park bench covered in his own piss and is instead the puppet master behind the VP of the US and a large chunk of the tech sector.
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by nisegami 7mo ago
>A human SRE never manually detects an error - we already have well-established anomaly detection implementations and wiring them to some ticket generation tool is also an established pattern. I'm currently dealing with fallout at j
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by nisegami 7mo ago
Or 1 job for 2200 years
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by nisegami 7mo ago
Unemployment numbers about to drop like a rock.
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by nisegami 8mo ago
>There, now it's secure? ;) CORS achieved its objective here, because now those requests were coming from your PHP server rather than the user's browser.
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by nisegami 8mo ago
Why would I when I can have openclaw do that for me?
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by nisegami 8mo ago
The Europeans didn't refrain from creating colonies in the Americas after learning it was already inhabited.
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by nisegami 8mo ago
Not realistic to reply to all your replies re:youtube, but they've absolutely added some features to mitigate bedtime use and at least for me they were opt-out rather than opt-in.
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by nisegami 9mo ago
I find myself in both groups depending on the project/task. I wonder what to make of that.
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by nisegami 9mo ago
I don't think it's part of the joke
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by nisegami 9mo ago
Recognizing the US federal government is behaving in a way consistent with facism is no longer a left leaning position.
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by nisegami 9mo ago
FYI: latest Photoshop should work on Wine as of this week, but of course that situation may be too subject to change for someone's main source of income.
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by nisegami 9mo ago
After using it for many years, I recently switched from JuiceSSH to Termius (com.server.auditor.ssh.client for disambiguation) after having some issues and seeing the writing on the wall regarding JuiceSSH. It took some customization but I

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