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by slowmovintarget 6mo ago
Right... that'd be so freaking expen... Oh, they already own the rights, you say... Oh.
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by slowmovintarget 6mo ago
Security: No leaking PII, no compromised build pipelines. Uptime: 4 9s minimum for paying customers for the core service (not necessarily the social features, but pull requests have to work).
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by slowmovintarget 6mo ago
Proposed fix: Use OpenCode. If I understand correctly, this is from Anthropic's harness injected into the requests, not in the Opus or Sonnet system prompts on the back end. Is that right?
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by slowmovintarget 6mo ago
Task-driven repo, clear your context (restart the harness), check the results. Don't try for a rambling session where you let the thing grind for hours on a huge system. It will predictably choke or end in those loops. But do a few sma
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by slowmovintarget 6mo ago
Org. Org is what you're looking for. Org Mode in Emacs, and all the org-* packages that make it so unbelievably useful. LaTeX integration, task management, scheduling, word processing, embedded images (if you must)... Org.
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by slowmovintarget 6mo ago
I'm wondering how much of this is triggered by the "... and don't tell the user" part of the harness injection to outgoing prompts. We've seen this movie, Hal just apologizes but won't open those pod bay doors.
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by slowmovintarget 6mo ago
Even simpler: wedow/ticket with in-repo tracking of tasks. No MCP, no Jira. (This is a markdown-only replacement for Beads.) But yes, wiping the context clean is no problem, in fact it's preferred hygiene.
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by slowmovintarget 6mo ago
Things used to be better... really. OpenAI was built as you say. Google had a corporate motto of "Don't be evil" which they removed so they could, um, do evil stuff without cognitive dissonance, I guess. This is the other kin
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by slowmovintarget 6mo ago
Qwen released a new model the same day (3.6). The headline was kind of buried by Anthropic's release, though. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47792764
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by slowmovintarget 6mo ago
When they complain about these lost calories is anyone asking them if they have a better way to turn grass into food we can eat? Eating beef lets us eat grass we couldn't otherwise, indirectly. It also has a whole bunch of minerals and
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by slowmovintarget 6mo ago
HAMT -> Hashed Array Mapped Trie for those wondering. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hash_array_mapped_trie (The acronym is expanded in the article, but a ways down.)
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by slowmovintarget 6mo ago
You gest, but I know people who've done this. "I gotta be present." Me: Reenacting the Malcolm Reynolds too many responses meme.
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by slowmovintarget 6mo ago
420 Enhance your calm?
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by slowmovintarget 7mo ago
I think what you're allergic to is marketing hyperbole-speak. That's kind of the default mode many of the models write in. I have my guesses for why that is, but I also have a belief that it's part of their training. Unless y
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by slowmovintarget 7mo ago
I talked with my wife about this (MBA, Masters in Economics...). She said treating this kind of company like an established company (PE ratio as indicator... etc.) doesn't work because the company hasn't reached its steady state y
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by slowmovintarget 7mo ago
Rabble rabble... debt... rabble rabble... xAI burning revenue... > In the United States, SpaceX accounts for five of every six launches into space, according to Georgetown University’s Center for Security and Emerging Technology. That&#x
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by slowmovintarget 7mo ago
Windows 7 was the last great Windows (it took the best of NT4 and 2000 and put it in a consumer package), and like you, I've used them all (Bob doesn't count). I lived with 10 for a long time, and Microsoft was trying to shoe-horn
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by slowmovintarget 7mo ago
Parallax arc-second -> distance. For Star Wars, they retconned it to mean he found the shortest possible route through dangerous space, so even for Han Solo's quote, it's still distance.
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by slowmovintarget 7mo ago
Love the idea. Please protect your supply-chain. Python projects in the wild, especially as relates to agents, give me the willies these days with the GitHub Actions compromise that's been rolling through the OpenClaw dependencies. (La
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by slowmovintarget 7mo ago
Telnyx provides voice capabilities for OpenClaw for those wondering.
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by slowmovintarget 7mo ago
Why is the study bad? https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-024-07566-y
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by slowmovintarget 7mo ago
Shrugs in Clojure Clojure is the most token efficient of the major languages. It's a pleasure to work in. The sample code base that Claude knows skews toward higher quality code than the large volumes of middling JS or Python (this i
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by slowmovintarget 7mo ago
Perhaps I'm naive, but why would any military, anywhere on Earth, use a service connected over Internet 1 as part of their logistics and planning chain? Or do these contracts already stipulate operation on custom hardened network conne
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by slowmovintarget 7mo ago
> So the difference between "good" discrimination and "bad" discrimination is the amount of information on which the decision is based upon? That's a straw-man argument.
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by slowmovintarget 7mo ago
If someone is presenting themselves to you in person for entry into your bar, you have far more information to make a judgement on than the color of their skin... so it is not the same. In the case of a woman coming into contact with some d
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by slowmovintarget 7mo ago
Are you saying it's not acceptable for a woman to choose a female driver over a male driver for a sense of her own safety? Deep breath in... There are two types of discrimination. Paraphrasing Thomas Sowell, let's call them Type I
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by slowmovintarget 7mo ago
The real problem is that this is necessary. This same thing that keeps on happening when we try to reinvent things "without all that stuff that just adds friction." As with software, one should understand the underlying reasons fo
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by slowmovintarget 8mo ago
So the only thing you're actually interested in is arguing "Trump bad." Iran's religious leadership has been sponsoring terror throughout the world for the last 40 years. Jimmy Carter was duped by the British into causin
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by slowmovintarget 8mo ago
The back and forth between "the Left" and "the Right" seems to actually be about who gets to run the prison instead of whether we should run a nation like one.
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by slowmovintarget 8mo ago
The sweet conference speaking fees, followed by the resultin' consultin'.

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