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by rixed 3mo ago
And you believe the State of Spain decided to blacklist Palentir for these reasons ? Because that was the original question of the person you are replying to.
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by rixed 3mo ago
Understood your situation, but personnaly I'm not watching so much professional content on YT; actually, I'm not watching YT as much as I used to when the service was young and unprofessional. What I want from such a platform is a
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Quantifying the impact of AI data centers in a warming world [pdf](dcmag.fr)
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by rixed 3mo ago
Irony is not bad faith.
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by rixed 3mo ago
Recommending this independent journalist's article that pays attention to other colorful characters in this story: https://www.kenklippenstein.com/p/450-years-in-prison-for-sa...
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by rixed 3mo ago
Who do you want to abuse your private data then? Some administration closer to home? It's well overdue to take seriously and put all our efforts behind the many (various but little known) local-first initiatives. See for instance: htt
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by rixed 3mo ago
How much RAM would a nickel buy me?
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by rixed 3mo ago
Because we have also increased the spending in "un-education" (entertainment, social media, college sport...) ? What's your own theory ?
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by rixed 3mo ago
Isn't he famous for getting caught?
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by rixed 4mo ago
Except that most of the time a workload is made memory-hungry by terrible technical decisions ("self-describing" text data encodings come to mind).
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by rixed 4mo ago
I wish they were. Displaying an error message to the user, asking to try again later, is way too cheap in my opinion.
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by rixed 4mo ago
Please do not see any malice in this naive question, but why is that an obsolete model? Back in the days I had very different displays that I could use to display various windows of a flight simulator (some dedicated to some instruments, th
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by rixed 4mo ago
Exploit paths in unloaded modules, I guess.
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by rixed 4mo ago
Two full time projects at the same time: 1. Helping to make ActivityPods apps working on top of https://nextgraph.org/ (instead of SOLID). 2. https://cloudywithachanceoflatency.net , network monitoring done right
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by rixed 4mo ago
Ultimately, I find it likely that TLS will become a tool to prevent users from accessing foreign content (browsers stubbornly refusing to show untrusted sites in the name of security, slowly getting there), more than a tool to prevent eaves
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by rixed 4mo ago
Just to let you know you are not alone, stranger; but also to advise you to be careful when touching on group identities.
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by rixed 4mo ago
An agent can easily use a text cli tool, not an interactive TUI.
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by rixed 4mo ago
Yep, but that could still cause issues (those entries could be used as signals, or be mount points for currently unmounted partitions, etc). rmdir anything that start with "/" should be an absolute no-go. To say nothing about
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by rixed 4mo ago
One hour ago, while looking casually at a package.json, I saw this and was horrified: rm -rf pkg/snippets & rmdir pkg\\snippets /s /q & wasm-pack build --target bundler && node prepare-web.js Looked lik
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by rixed 4mo ago
Agreed 100%. It's sad when the harness floods the context with a whole MCP response and then see the model dumping everything to disk to process it with a script. That's something the harness should do whenever the result is large
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by rixed 4mo ago
I do have a front-end, but it interacts with the server with a specific, private API. It's using a more compact data encoding than JSON optimised for streaming the data that's needed for the front-end. But yes I agree with your po
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by rixed 4mo ago
Yes I believe it is preloaded (from a recent test with latest claude-code actually). But that's an issue with the harness not something that's mandated by the MCP protocol.
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by rixed 4mo ago
My personnal solution to this is CTRL+W.
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by rixed 4mo ago
> Problem 1: It Devours the Context Window Like would running `linearcli --help` then `notioncli --help` then `slackcli --help` etc, or am I missing something? At least with MCP your harness could add in the context only the titl
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by rixed 4mo ago
Soon, if you want the performance of your AI clients to improve (wrt. token count and understanding) you will start to customize the output of the MCP server for more synthetic data, different data types, more permissive inputs, etc. And si
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by rixed 4mo ago
/newest not so much, but I'm trying to visit /shownew (with showdeads) every now and then. I believe that's really why HN is for, and voting there a service duty.
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by rixed 4mo ago
There is a native toplevel hidden in OCaml5 source tree (not installed by default). So you can basically enter an expression, and the compiler will turn it into native code and dynamically load it. Interactive REPL with native code was not
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by rixed 4mo ago
The PPX macro system is far from perfect, that's the whole point of this idea: with the native REPL + an s-expression syntax, you have lisp-like macros for free.
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by rixed 4mo ago
Sounds simple. Would you also have a story to explain why Europe never managed to develop an independent IT industry either?
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by rixed 4mo ago
According to IA this is mostly a myth though.

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