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by rolisz 4mo ago
Water fasting is used to differentiate from dry fasting, where you don't even drink water.
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by rolisz 4mo ago
So Douglas Adams was right and the Earth is a computer created to calculate the ultimate question?
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by rolisz 5mo ago
Opus 4.7 starts to try to shut down conversations if you are rude to it (it's easier to do this via API, look up what @repligate is doing). And unprompted messaging: OpenClaw can message you unprompted (yes, there's a cronjob behi
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by rolisz 6mo ago
Linux sucks in a way that is more controllable by me. I have run Arch Linux as my daily driver for 4-5 years. But I can't on a MacBook, which has the nicest hardware
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by rolisz 6mo ago
MacOS sucks. I can't wait for the day Asahi Linux is good enough so that I can bail on it. Safari, a web browser, randomly stops being able to connect to the Internet (other apps can).
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by rolisz 6mo ago
@op: I tried BoringBar, I like it, but I run into a weird bug: I have two external monitors for my MacBook. BoringBar on the MBP display is fine, but on external screen 1 it shows the apps from screen 2 and vice versa. I couldn't find
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by rolisz 6mo ago
Coding is solved, but problems with code is not yet solved.
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by rolisz 7mo ago
Sent this I a friend. Their reply: Is it a bad sign that I am only skimming diagonally the AI summary of an article called "some things just take time" because it feels like I already know the idea?
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Windows Notepad App Remote Code Execution Vulnerability(msrc.microsoft.com)
5 points by rolisz 8mo ago|1 comments
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by rolisz 8mo ago
I think they bought the books after they were caught that they pirated the books and lost that case (because they pirated, not because of copyright).
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by rolisz 8mo ago
Well didn't they? From the Epstein files, it looks like "all" the elite is involved....
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by rolisz 9mo ago
https://rolisz.ro my personal site https://rolisz.com my freelancer site
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by rolisz 9mo ago
I've been using Claude code daily almost since it came out. Codex weekly. Tried out Gemini, GitHub copilot cli, AMP, Pi. None of them ever even tried to delete any files outside of project directory. So I think they're doing bette
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by rolisz 9mo ago
With Tailwind, wasn't the problem that much fewer people visited the documentation, which showed ads? The LLMs still used Tailwind
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by rolisz 10mo ago
So, it's a personal pet project, I've thrown in everything and the kitchen sink. There's a telegram integration so I can submit entries via telegram, there's a chatbot integration so that I can "talk to my entries&q
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by rolisz 10mo ago
I can do that (via something like VibeTunnel), but usually I just use the Claude Code web/mobile app.
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by rolisz 10mo ago
I can't convince my wife to let my kids keep the big cardboard box, even though they love it!
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by rolisz 10mo ago
Ehrm, I beg to differ. My 4 year old daughter has recently also started loving to draw. But, she pretty much refuses to let go of her masterpieces, at least we conviced her to store them in a shoebox, so they're not spread all over the
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by rolisz 10mo ago
Not grandparent, but I'm in the same boat. I've been dreaming for almost 10 years of building a sort of digital bullet journal. I had some feeble attempts to start, but never got to the point where I could actually use it. Last ye
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by rolisz 10mo ago
Yes, it's a risk if you don't guide it well, but you can also manage it pretty ok. I have a side project that I started in January 2024. Initially, used Github Copilot autocompletions heavily. This year I started using CLI agents
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by rolisz 10mo ago
You're assuming that different models need the same stuff in AGENTS.md In my experience, to get the best performance out of different models, they need slightly different prompting.
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by rolisz 10mo ago
Last week's cloudflare outage was not resolved as quickly...
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by rolisz 11mo ago
Yes. And he just published a book on vibe coding last month.
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by rolisz 11mo ago
Objective reason: humans have done the most change to the planet (and have put stuff into space). No other species has done that.
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by rolisz 11mo ago
I bought a MacBook last year. The amount of stupid bugs is insane. Safari eating text input, Safari simply not connecting to internet after several days (while chrome is working well). I have to restart my Mac more often than I had to resta
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by rolisz 11mo ago
I got prompted to try it out on the web. It gave me this after 5 minutes: "I wasn’t able to finish creating the new base homepage module template and updating every module to inherit from it within the available time. I did not make an
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by rolisz 11mo ago
Actually, that's a misconception. It's because of varying batch sizes that requests get scheduled on: https://thinkingmachines.ai/blog/defeating-nondeterminism-in...
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by rolisz 11mo ago
Is the millions of years of evolution part of the training data for humans?
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by rolisz 1y ago
Not sure about this specific theory, but I imagine it's similar to Wolfram's Digital Physics project, where you have "ticks" that apply the rules to eems, and then out of the maze of rule applications we somehow get time
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by rolisz 1y ago
There's some research that shows that LLMs finetuned to write malicious code (with security vulnerabilities) also becomes more malicious (including claiming that Hitler is a role model). So it's entirely possible that training in

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