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by scotty79 6mo ago
> Workflows are agent-actionable; essays are not. The same is true for human teams. If your team handbook is 200 pages, no one reads it under time pressure. Agents do read that. And actually remember it. Because it's tiny with other
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by scotty79 6mo ago
I wonder what are the stats just for doctors rather than general population so we know what the realistic results to strive for are.
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by scotty79 6mo ago
> Isn't this highly manipulative? Let's rephrase that. If you want people to give a f... about you, you need to actually give a f... about them and in a way that comes across. Here's how. Still manipulative?
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by scotty79 6mo ago
Oh, no, please don't. Don't use my name before we are actual friends with actual business in remembering each others names. There's very few things that more strongly put me on alert against a person than them mentioning my n
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by scotty79 6mo ago
The whole system has basic flaws in how's financing set up. There is an intermediary between customers and seller and it's allowed to take percentage of the sale. No such entity will ever work in the interest of the consumer. It h
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by scotty79 6mo ago
In psychotherapy patients tend to prefer talking to AI than a human therapist and rank the interaction higher.
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by scotty79 6mo ago
> > What is the specific capability (or combination of capabilities) > The ability to go to prison / be stripped of a license when something goes wrong. So basically you need a person to blame if things don't go the best
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by scotty79 6mo ago
AI that drew the diagram couldn't get it's neurons around how planetary screws in linear actuator should work. Here's an actual schematic: https://ae-pic-a1.aliexpress-media.com/kf/Sd3fe9841e4ed4871b...
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by scotty79 6mo ago
I really like the idea of using two series elastic actuators in parallel on the same joint. This way motors acting in opposite direction can pre-tension the springs making the leg stiffer or softer. And if a lot of strength is needed they c
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by scotty79 6mo ago
I used to daily drive Windows 10 for many months before official release. It was great. I wish I could stay on development builds that still had Windows 7 style Start menu. Sadly now I use Windows 11 just because manufacturer of my laptop d
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by scotty79 6mo ago
Will AI agents turn Haskell into a commercially viable language?
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by scotty79 6mo ago
Not easily. I always dread setting it up for this. I'd love to have one click solution with nice ui.
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by scotty79 6mo ago
In Poland online banks to that. You can verify your identity for government purposes with the use of your online bank. No need for government to set up a scheme to confirm millions of people in person.
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by scotty79 6mo ago
ID system should be based on commercial bank. If you need to prove your identity or whatever about yourself just tell them to ask your bank and bank will ask you which information about yourself you are willing to share with whoever request
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by scotty79 6mo ago
What I'd like to see is someone creating local caching proxy for modern https infested world. I'm fed up with downloading same packages 100 times.
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by scotty79 6mo ago
Giving them access to your account or credit card is a bit wild. That's what prepaid cards are for. You charge it with exact amount of money you need to pay for what you want and leave it empty after you pay. You can later watch for bo
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by scotty79 6mo ago
I wouldn't call it a laser. Lasers are just a forming and heating mechanism. The actual light source is tin plasma.
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by scotty79 6mo ago
It's crazy that a lot is happening in open models for stt, but there's very little progress when it comes to results, esp multilingual.
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by scotty79 6mo ago
You just saved me an afternoon.
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by scotty79 6mo ago
Open weights is not exactly right either because we do get source of the software that uses those open weights. Maybe open inference? But we often also get source code for fine tunning the model. So maybe it's closer to open source tha
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by scotty79 6mo ago
I'm pretty sure that's the most bizarre light source on the planet: https://youtu.be/B2482h_TNwg?t=929
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by scotty79 6mo ago
You can't make desktop computer 4 times larger but there's very little preventing you form putting 4 racks where you had 1 before. If the floor space is the expensive part of data center then probably some incentives are misaligne
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by scotty79 6mo ago
"NEVER FUCKING GUESS!" "This is the agent on the record, in writing." "Before I get into Cursor's marketing versus reality, one thing needs to be clear up front: we were not running a discount setup." Peop
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by scotty79 6mo ago
I'd like to see a computer language where statecharts are primary control flow construct and ECS are primary data structure.
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by scotty79 6mo ago
I think comments on such posts have bimodal distribution. On one end there are people who see the utility of AI models for programming and are generally eager to see more capable models and ways of using them. On the other there are people
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by scotty79 6mo ago
When technology settles rent seeking beancounters will squeeze out of this the last drop of value they can. In theory it just needs to be cheaper than human doing the same job. In practice it will have to be cheaper than a human using open
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by scotty79 6mo ago
We are constantly getting smaller and faster models that are close in performance to state of the art from few months prior. And that's due to architectural inventions. I'm sure it takes some time for these inventions to prolifera
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by scotty79 6mo ago
That kind of data should be public anyways.
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by scotty79 6mo ago
This seems like something that should be easy to prevent in pi harness. Just tell it to make an extension that before calling file edit tool asks the model to make sure that no lines unconnected with the current topic are going to be unnece
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by scotty79 6mo ago
It seems that people started spontaneously using chat apps (telegram and such) for durable channel between them and their async agents. Maybe better somebody standardize that because we'll end up with agents sending rich payloads betwe

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