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Robert Roberson: Death row inmate's execution halted by Texas CCA
(cnn.com)
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1y ago
So it took a shortcut as it was too lazy and it lied to your face about it. AGI is here for good.
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1y ago
Tangent but nice web design.
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1y ago
It was a fairly big refactoring basically converting a working static HTML landing page into a Hugo website, splitting the HTML into multiple Hugo templates. I admit I was quite in a hurry and had to take shortcuts. I didn't have time
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1y ago
I agree, these kinds of stories should encourage us to setup more robust testing/backup/check strategies. Like you would absolutely have to do if you suddenly invited a bunch of inexperienced interns to edit your production code.
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1y ago
Recently, I asked Codex CLI to refactor some HTML files. It didn't literally copy and pasted snippets here and there as I would have done myself, it rewrote them from memory, removing comments in the process. There was a section with 4
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1y ago
For sure, the decisions and actions of national leaders are deeply intertwined with this illegible network.
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1y ago
Is there a list somewhere of these nice, modern drop-in replacements for standard bash tools?
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1y ago
I only recently realized this. I was seeing geopolitics as an intricate, emergent behavior of complex systems made of hundreds of diplomats. I realized it was merely interpersonal relationships between a few country leaders who happen to ha
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1y ago
1. Commit with a full, detailed, well-formatted commit message, as always.
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1y ago
I never realized that IKEA was over 80 years old.
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1y ago
I like this. But a screenshot after each step would be nice.
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1y ago
I didn't know that. In French textbooks, I believe ℕ always includes 0. I didn't even know that not including it was another possible convention.
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French PM Lecornu resigns hours after forming cabinet
(lemonde.fr)
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1y ago
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rossant
1y ago
Would you mind explaining? As a non native English speaker I may have missed some nuance.
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1y ago
Paywall.
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Flight Tracker: 3D flight simulation in WebGL with 34,000 flight paths
(jeantimex.github.io)
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1y ago
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1y ago
They are building a formally-defined counter example to this? Am I understanding correctly? > In three space dimensions and time, given an initial velocity field, there exists a vector velocity and a scalar pressure field, which are both
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1y ago
I wish I was that good!
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East Texas man facing October execution will not seek clemency, his lawyer says
(kltv.com)
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1y ago
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1y ago
Fascinating topic, especially given how E/I imbalance is linked to several neuropsychiatric disorders such as epilepsy, autism or schizophrenia. [1] Coincidentally, I published a paper in the Journal of Neuroscience during my PhD demon
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1y ago
Excellent. Imagine three nested loops: - Initiation loop: The AI identifies a trigger (calendar entry, email, purchase pattern) and begins the conversation unprompted. - Action loop: Once trust is assumed, it executes on your behalf (orderi
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1y ago
I frequently do both. It takes longer but leads to great overall architecture. I write a functional thing from scratch to understand the requirements and constraints. It grows organically and the architecture is bad. Once I understand bette
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1y ago
Or when something bad happens to you.
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1y ago
TIL. TY.
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1y ago
Same. Maybe it just doesn't work on those with really deep introversion.
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1y ago
Having the LLM generate code on top of a regular API instead of calling external functions one by one seems like common sense. Was MCP invented because LLMs were not capable of writing robust code at the time? Was it because of security con
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1y ago
Really amazing. A rare drop of meticulous, hand-crafted beauty in an ocean of AI slop and bloat, so refreshing.
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1y ago
Also got it. Redirects to https://y-comblnator.com/apply which is still live. CAREFUL this is a scam.
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1y ago
Wow, really interesting write-up, thank you! It really proves the immense value of this kind of automated, realistic stress test.
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