petesergeant

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by petesergeant 1mo ago
I used to work for this company many years ago, and it's highly unlikely they're running a (centrally organized) spamming campaign of any type. Zack's a good guy and I'm sure he'll get it taken care of promptly.
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by petesergeant 1mo ago
Yeah, it's weird, isn't it? That's exactly what testosterone does, including the "more manly" part. Literally the reason it's gender-affirming care for female-to-male transitioners and aging men. "Robust&q
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by petesergeant 1mo ago
I wonder if you understand that your comment essentially amounts to "those disadvantaged by prejudice should simply accept their place"
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by petesergeant 1mo ago
She would know that in her society there are different sets of expectations about fathers than mothers, and that seems to be what she's aiming at? Are you sure you're not over-reading into what she actually wrote?
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by petesergeant 1mo ago
> This belittles men Does it, or is is a complaint about the patriarchy? I don't see any part of the OP comment that seems misandrist or reducing the role that engaged fathers play.
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by petesergeant 1mo ago
What if the moon is secretly made of cheese?
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by petesergeant 1mo ago
How's delivery? I ran a mail server when I was a kid, and I'm not sure I have the patience to do it again
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by petesergeant 1mo ago
Moving to Fastmail was almost entirely painless, although you may end up with 1-2 pieces of spam a day.
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by petesergeant 1mo ago
I must have spent several days answering design decisions via /grilling in putting it together, so if there's a specific aspect of it you think is unsound, it's probably one I made myself, and I'd love to hear it!
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by petesergeant 1mo ago
The README leads with almost that exact gag, yes.
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by petesergeant 1mo ago
This would make a very interesting crowd-funded lawsuit
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by petesergeant 1mo ago
If anyone is thinking "I wish my agents had a message board", I've been using (and wrote) https://github.com/pjlsergeant/dogpark
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by petesergeant 1mo ago
Mandalay to Bagan, Oaxaca to Puerto Escondido, Chiang Mai to Pai… shitty mountain and hill roads can make short plane distances take forever
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by petesergeant 1mo ago
I can imagine a pink elephant too. > if all Americans eligible to vote in 2024 had cast ballots, the overall margin in the popular vote likely would not have been much different https://www.pewresearch.org/politics/2
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by petesergeant 1mo ago
> “I thank each of the 27 members of SAGO for dedicating their time and expertise to this very important scientific undertaking over more than three years,” said Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, WHO Director-General. “As things stand, all
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by petesergeant 1mo ago
> DHH has called for the ethnic cleansing of Europe; he is also an antivaxer, a Covid "truther," a proponent of the "lab leak" conspiracy theory, an 'anti woke' weirdo, and is virulently anti-DEI Leaving asi
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by petesergeant 1mo ago
Why doesn’t California, the largest state, simply eat the other 49?
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by petesergeant 1mo ago
> The real problem is idiots have disproportionate political representation simply because of where they live. That’s especially relevant in the United States This lets Americans off the hook far too easily. Trump won an absolute majorit
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by petesergeant 1mo ago
Interesting. I've found using the keyword "accretion" very useful for LLM code review.
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by petesergeant 1mo ago
Here is a much, much, much lighter weight version I've been using since forever: gi() { git branch --sort=-committerdate |\ grep -v '^\*' | cut -d' ' -f3 | fzf |\ xargs git checkout
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by petesergeant 1mo ago
Has it ever found anything? If so, what? I've been marginally tempted to do something similar
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by petesergeant 1mo ago
Yeah, that's absolutely a real phenomenon, but I don't think it's especially OpenClaw-specific: I have lots of folders that are just collections of instructions and scripts that have mostly started with a prompt, and that I r
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by petesergeant 1mo ago
Training on large quantities of LLM-generated synthetic data is an important part of training LLMs.
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by petesergeant 1mo ago
> Training an LLM on content produced by the LLM gives it the equivalent of a digital prion disease Is it foolish of me to have expected more from a blog post on kernel.org?
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by petesergeant 1mo ago
Every rental unit in the city I live in is rent controlled — the government sets a maximum rental increase per unit per year. This is here in the People’s Republic of … checks notes … Dubai. It works great.
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by petesergeant 1mo ago
Even that sounds too involved, just tell the agent that one exists, even if it doesn’t… https://sgnt.ai/p/terrible-mistake/
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by petesergeant 1mo ago
Then they can access each others' data, which may also not be what you want
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by petesergeant 1mo ago
If you ever want a few more features on top of "CC in a container", then do consider byre. It's literally that, but also a nice TUI for adding extra folders, reusable skills, encrypted credentials, etc, and you can eject back
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by petesergeant 1mo ago
A fairly comprehensive list of ways you should be sandboxing your agents: https://pleasedonotescape.com/ If you like a real focus on developer experience and want lots of bells and whistles that a lot of thought has gone in
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by petesergeant 1mo ago
I don’t think “most doctors” is accurate any more, but a doctor prescribing a month of klonopin for insomnia needs some urgent continuing professional development.

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