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by orsorna 7mo ago
Does the claw in the VM have proven capability (verified by your team) to track changes it makes to itself and persist across reboots? What about rollback capability?
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by orsorna 7mo ago
It's difficult to describe how the US black community has uniquely suffered for centuries due to unique appeal of the mercantile class to the Catholic church about how it's actually okay to mistreat their human cargo and perform c
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by orsorna 7mo ago
So this wipes out the savings you'd obtain just by buying diapers by the bulk.
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by orsorna 7mo ago
Too bad they didn't choose a more human interchange format...
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by orsorna 8mo ago
No, I guess I meant editing to approach a text that doesn't look rushed over (LLM generation is a subset of such poor writings) But you're right, it did hit the front page, and that says more about my sensibilities not lining up w
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by orsorna 8mo ago
>Lean harder on your deterministic verification: unit tests, full stack tests, linters, formatters, static analysis It's wild that the gamut of PRs being zipped around don't even do these. You would run such validations as a hu
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by orsorna 8mo ago
What's wild is that with a few minutes of manual editing it would give exponential return. For instance, a lead sentence in your section saying "here's why X" that was already described by your subheading is unnecessary
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by orsorna 8mo ago
The amount of effort put into this tool...just for hiring to your exact shop? I cannot imagine that's a good return on investment?
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by orsorna 8mo ago
I've only ever stuck with urxvt and more recently foot since moving to Wayland. On Mac the default terminal works for me, though I've been using Ghostty to follow a trend, but I seriously don't understand the benefits netted
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by orsorna 8mo ago
Seems like he ran out of money to get a good GPU though :)
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by orsorna 8mo ago
Very cool! Where's the source so I can run this myself? :)
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by orsorna 8mo ago
From what I can tell, the author (of the submission)* can afford being a multimillionaire buying thousand dollar displays and moving into extremely expensive detached housing, so his efforts don't apply to us breeder peon. That being s
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by orsorna 8mo ago
You have spend tens of thousands of dollars on hardware to approach the reasoning and tool call levels of SOTA models...so, casually mentioning "just use local LLM" is out of reach for the common man.
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by orsorna 8mo ago
I was thinking you could formally benchmark decks against each other enmasse. MTG is not my wheelhouse, but with YGO at least deck power is determined by frequency of use and placement at official tournaments. Imagine taking any permutation
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by orsorna 8mo ago
Was the project really ever valued that high? Seems like something that can be easily replicated and even properly thought out (re: pi). This guy just ran the social media hype train the right way.
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by orsorna 8mo ago
Proof you can get hired off of a portfolio where you've never even viewed a single line of code form it. Definitely feel a mix of envy and admiration.
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by orsorna 8mo ago
Claude, or any good agent, doesn't need MCP to do things. As long as it has access to a shell it can craft any command that it needs to fulfill its prompt.
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by orsorna 8mo ago
This probably degrades response quality, but that is why my system prompts tell it that it is explicitly not a human that cannot claim use of pronouns, just that it is a system that can produce nondeterministic responses. But, that for the
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by orsorna 8mo ago
I've never seen qu+x, except in the title of that Gundam installment released last year, Gundam gquuuuuux. I found this speculation on myanimelist sufficient, but there's no real confirmation afaik. https://myanimelist.
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by orsorna 9mo ago
I don't know what kind of work you do on a daily basis. But, the difference between sending a Slack message and sending a message to kick off an agent to chain a bunch of tasks together is a vastly lower activation barrier. I think man
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by orsorna 9mo ago
I expect the opposite, where if you are not exploiting your newly freed time with more work, you will be left behind. This is the premise of the comic Power Nap . https://www.powernapcomic.com/powernap/
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by orsorna 9mo ago
That's why it doesn't seem worth it if you are not running the model locally. To really get powerful use out of this you need to be running inference constantly. The pro plan exhausts my tokens two hours into limit reset, and that
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by orsorna 9mo ago
And this https://notepad-plus-plus.org/news/v781-free-uyghur-edition/ I distinctly remember their GH page being flooded with issues written in Chinese.
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by orsorna 9mo ago
Something like HELOCs would certainly be an exception. The point is to disallow people who make a man's yearly salary every 60 seconds from getting <2% loans against an asset pool that would take hundreds of years for the average Am
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by orsorna 9mo ago
The org should also curate selections. Particularly only games that have been well received in past HN discussions, and if they have, the org might add them to the directory.
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by orsorna 9mo ago
To convert that figure to a more relatable number: the surface area of the Earth is just about 197 million square miles. With such an error I'm having a hard time trusting the article content.
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by orsorna 9mo ago
Would you say it's truly dead or that it fails to meet the performance bar you've described? The reality is that most devs do not consider a holistic picture that includes the infrastructure they will be deploying to. In many case
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by orsorna 9mo ago
Your inflammatory accusation aside, is there even any indication that OP worked to push such efforts? Believe it or not, I think most HN users are not directly contributing to writing tools that "enshittify" the internet and are c
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by orsorna 10mo ago
After paying for fuel, insurance, property taxes and maintenance (exclude the possibility of a car note in this scenario), is it still cheaper than taking the train?
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by orsorna 1y ago
Timing a market change is inherently even more risky. Think about all of the students in the past 10 years who chose compsci not because they enjoyed it but because of the lucrative salaries. Now, those without the passion or knowhow can&#x

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