radlad

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by radlad 7mo ago
Hm, not sure. Data on its own (say, a string of numbers) might be meaningless - but structured data? Sure, there may be ambiguity but well-structured data generally ought to have a clear/obvious interpretation. This is the whole idea o
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by radlad 7mo ago
Docker would be the primary other dependency for Apps support. There's nothing wrong with running it on bare metal but this is easier with the VM image.
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by radlad 7mo ago
In my experience, this tends to be more related to instrumentation / architecture than a lack of ability to describe correct results. TDD is often suggested as a solution.
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by radlad 7mo ago
You're right - the reality of the world today is that open-sourced code is slurped up by AI companies, all questions of legality/ethics aside. But this was not the reality of the world that existed when the code was licensed a
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by radlad 7mo ago
The thing is, copyright is not done. The legal framework still exists and is enforced so I am not sure how to read your reply as anything other than a strongly worded opinion. Just ask Disney. I use AI every day in my dev workflows, yet I
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by radlad 7mo ago
Presumably you are licensing your code as MIT or a similar license. Not all code is licensed that way. Some open-source code had strings attached , but AI launders the code and makes them moot.
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by radlad 7mo ago
> people who open source their code do not care about profit Not only are there businesses built around open-source work, but it used to be widely-accepted that publishing open-source software was a good way to land a paying gig as a jun
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by radlad 7mo ago
I'd love to know how you fit smaller models into your workflow. I have an M4 Macbook Pro w/ 128GB RAM and while I have toyed with some models via ollama, I haven't really found a nice workflow for them yet.
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by radlad 7mo ago
Do you think that composers of the past did not also face real-world constraints?
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by radlad 7mo ago
> AI here is the final nail in the coffin so far*
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by radlad 7mo ago
Yup doing this with Caddy and Nebula, works great!
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by radlad 7mo ago
It's gonna be like that HBO Silicon Valley bit again, where everyone and their doctor is telling you about their app.
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by radlad 7mo ago
I don't quite follow - are you describing an issue with the way your team has structured PRs? IMO, a PR should contain just enough code to clearly and completely solve "a thing" without solving too much at once. But what this
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by radlad 8mo ago
It's hard to know what this means, but... really? I mean most people can't keep more than 10 digits in their mind at a time.
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by radlad 8mo ago
I'm not sure how to make it work but like others in this thread I have an interest in sharing some - but not all - of my notes with some AI agents. Would love a solution that is built in to Obsidian / Obsidian Sync.
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by radlad 8mo ago
This could also be read as a take on the nurture aspect of childrearing.
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by radlad 8mo ago
I'm not sure - with tool calling, AI can both fetch and create new context.
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by radlad 8mo ago
> Plenty a visual programming language has tried to toot their own horns as being the next transformative change in everything, and they are mostly just obscure DSLs at this point. But how many of your non-nerdy friends were talking abou
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by radlad 8mo ago
> So this label is not accurate? You are not anti-Israel but rather pro-Israel? This is a form of splitting or black-and-white thinking and it's not rational. If doesn't make you anti-Semitic to refuse to defend Israel with eve
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by radlad 8mo ago
> If you think the military is being tasked with the wrong missions, or too many missions, then take that up with the civilian political leadership. But it's not a valid reason to deny the warfighters the best possible weapons syste
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by radlad 8mo ago
> But if you have a reasonable subset of "skills" / "agents" you can deploy for various auditing tasks it can absolutely speed you up some. Are people sharing these somewhere?
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by radlad 8mo ago
> aside from throwing a bit of shade at them using mutable git tags for Actions instead of actually building a package manager I mean, you can use SHA instead.
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by radlad 8mo ago
You are now leaning your premise as an argument. I disagree that it would cause a problem. I believe it's unrealistic that "the cartel" would strike back against the USG, particularly on US soil.
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by radlad 8mo ago
Interesting - does a little extra coverage solve this or is it possible to use distant pixels to find the original?
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by radlad 8mo ago
Record gyro motion at time of shutter?
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by radlad 8mo ago
> You're forgetting all the times the US failed too, and those cases weren't even on its own border. Doesn't the US have more resources at home, not less? Wouldn't a strike on US soil be a larger escalation and dictat
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by radlad 8mo ago
You mentioned elsewhere that milk of magnesia worked, so is it possible that you received a bunk product? I know this is a common issue with supplements and there are some neutral third-party test labs for this.
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by radlad 8mo ago
The exit ramp is not sufficiently short as to be unable to stop safely, even with my old 2001 Toyota Corolla. It is however sufficiently short that you cannot stop without recording a 'hard brake' on the Progressive Snapshot devic
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by radlad 8mo ago
On the other hand, at age 20, with very high premiums, I got one of these devices which never beeped except on a few too-short exit ramps on highways in my city. The choice on these exits is to slow down traffic on the highway, or endure a
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by radlad 8mo ago
As a chronic user, this is something I experience while stoned, but not while sober. I have a lot of behaviors when sober that people tend to classify as ADHD-like and I suspect it is related to this pause. Normally, when sober, I have a to

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