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by polotics 1y ago
sorry it's in french language, but this Great Thunberg fascination I find hilarious: https://youtu.be/aF4RH_fiT5k?si=fSysQKC6EvXlhHF1
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by polotics 1y ago
Are you sure Kiki's Delivery Service is based on Sweden only? I was always thinking that this looked a lot like Kiki's place: https://www.google.com/maps/@47.5401314,9.6946462,1214a,35y,...
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by polotics 1y ago
funny question, I believe we're more precisely talking about Brahmin "upper" caste hiring only from their caste. Muslims don't even come into the picture...
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by polotics 1y ago
Definitely no. The "fake" here is about certainty that no insurance payout would occur in case of issue, meaning for example an oil tanker accidently dumping tons of black goo onto some english seaside resort, no compensation woul
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by polotics 1y ago
You could go for "pragmatic" but then it's taking sides :-) If instead of "pure" you use "purist" you completed the loop!
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by polotics 1y ago
just one example of the halo effect: having been instrumental in the development of an important technology doesn't magically make one an expert in the economic impact of that technology, as economy is a completely different field of s
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by polotics 1y ago
Indeed really not true. For example: I am quite mixed, declared my own race on an unclaimed spot of non-scientific identity-formation, and despite what some would say and discounting any possible future irradiation, my genitic diversity is
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by polotics 1y ago
dispossed ennemy, captured, this makes a lot more sense indeed https://lsj.gr/wiki/%CF%83%CE%BA%CF%85%CE%BB%CE%B5%CF%8D%CF%... than the notion "slav" would have somehow evolved "up" linguistically t
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by polotics 1y ago
ok, essentialism much?
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by polotics 1y ago
Yes I definitely was interested but the form-over-function of this presentation just got me to drop out and not finish reading. I ended up passing the link to a LLM and asking "summarize this for me"...
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by polotics 1y ago
he did test that theory in the real world though and was promptly booted
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by polotics 1y ago
can you highlight the pretentious bits i totally missed them
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by polotics 1y ago
can you detail the differences you see that substantiate your judgement?
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by polotics 1y ago
this is so weird I am not at all getting the same experience, its tools work, it changes typescript and python confidently, makes mistakes, understands them and fixes them. I had a case of it giving up and admitting failure, but not in the
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by polotics 1y ago
perfectly theme-consistent: he goes go the (pub that doesn't exist) socializes etc...
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by polotics 1y ago
The saying "You and what army?" comes to mind...
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by polotics 1y ago
is this just describing in theory what bytebot.ai does in practice? i'm a user just started hacking on it
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by polotics 1y ago
oh wow I though maybe I had been harsh and forced myself to watch the video to the end. it's even worse than I thought: basically the story is this young-woman developer person is meant to not be skilled enough to do her job, and will
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by polotics 1y ago
Sorry I have to explain. By putting text that you wrote into AI generated video format, you are showing a lack of care for my time. if you have text just put the text there, a professional will be convinced by facts, Not by some artificiall
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by polotics 1y ago
Well eventualy one would hope the Putin Mafia dies out and the Russian Diaspora manages to turn that country back to a happier place than its current child-abducting state. There are many good russians, there is an actual society under the
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by polotics 1y ago
Strange that a tech piece about a company would get so much flak. Would the people flagging this please write a piece explaining why collective punishment is fair and/or has ever made any situation better in the short/medium/
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by polotics 1y ago
being able to write text in "human" is rapidly becoming an essential skill. too bad for non native speakers who go for the easy way of LLM munching, it shows and frankly, it grated. not totally their fault though. my advice: own y
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by polotics 1y ago
Not having all the time in the world to learn, apply, and compare, each one of the many agentic offerings, it would be great if OpenHands would explain what distinguishes it, apart from being the "leading" option... What are the d
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by polotics 1y ago
ok you're right, i got fooled by the title: "A Guide to Gen AI / LLM Vibecoding for Expert Programmers"
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by polotics 1y ago
This appears to me to be a surprisingly low-effort article. Nothing about managing context length and starting tasks from a good context, managing .md files and structuring repos, very anthropomorphising which does not help, nothing about t
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by polotics 1y ago
Have you gotten inspired by the Black Mirror "Plaything" episode? :-D
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by polotics 1y ago
Mysteriously Convoluted Protocol ...to get LLM's to do tool calling. I do agree that direct code execution in an enclave is the way to go.
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by polotics 1y ago
I've been certain that copy & pasting code is simply wrong for a long time, but if the ease of doing this is your yardstick for language design quality, then you are simply right.
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by polotics 1y ago
could you enlighten us by explaining what you mean by: a classic surrogate/hegelian pattern. ps. on such nonstandard posts I check out previous posts by the same author. your writing style is quite something, are you misunderstood ofte
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by polotics 1y ago
You know what, I mostly do python, but then had to get quite high performance on some lib. Converting to Nim and importing with nimpy has been a blast. The result is just one more python module, colleagues don't get frightened when the

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