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9mo ago
Funny ... I have a 50-line bash script that does this but it also runs each agent in a sandbox so the agents can't write to disk outside their designated got worktree. I'm happy to skip the TS+NodeJS but will admit my version mig
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smoyer
10mo ago
Just reread Accelerando ... Still awesome.
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smoyer
10mo ago
Sounds pretty deadly!
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smoyer
1y ago
Kafka is fast ... And MongoDB is web scale [0]. I completely agree that we shouldn't go chasing each new technical bauble but we are also wasting breath on those that do. 0. https://youtu.be/b2F-DItXtZs?si=vrB-UxCHIgMY
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smoyer
1y ago
There's an Ethereum ERC that sounds like almost the same thing: https://eips.ethereum.org/EIPS/eip-8004
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smoyer
1y ago
I have a couple iOpeners that I use as text terminal. Full QNX once you root them.
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smoyer
1y ago
Is this using x402 under the covers?
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smoyer
1y ago
Uvarint also has the property of a file containing only ascii characters still being a valid ascii file.
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smoyer
1y ago
Interesting ... A web2 equivalent to the x402 specification. Thanks for the explanation of how fees are handled below. https://x402.org
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smoyer
1y ago
So did I ... But I've started writing my applications to run locally, in a WASM runtime and in a container so most of my debug and test occurs right on my OS.
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smoyer
1y ago
Two more browsers that Confluence and Jira can fail in!
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1y ago
We're starting to seek access to our services using the x402 protocol. It's practical for micro-payments and can facilitate subscriptions and most importantly, completely under the control of the end user. See https://
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1y ago
NotAnOtter smells like IsASkunk ... Why not just sit this one out instead of crushing the sentiment? I lost no mom in February and appreciate when people offer their condolences. And I'm this case, when I offer my condolences, I have
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smoyer
1y ago
And we're oblivious enough about that luck that we're patting ourselves on the back in public.
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1y ago
The article on the multi-agent research is awesome. I do disagree with one statement in the building effective AI agents article - building your initial system without a framework sounds nice as an educational endeavor but the first benefi
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smoyer
1y ago
Somewhat ... But it's not just about costing the advertised money but also obfuscates my actual interests with lots of noise.
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smoyer
1y ago
We need to make ads cost more than they are worth - here's one small way (what are others?): https://adnauseam.io/
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smoyer
1y ago
Or Tim Hortons?
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smoyer
1y ago
That's an amazing list! If you're writing in asciidoc like I generally do, here's the subset that you can write directly in your document: https://docs.asciidoctor.org/diagram-extension/latest/
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smoyer
1y ago
Eh?
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smoyer
1y ago
If the "Turing Tumble" was Duplos, this is moving up to Legos! https://store.upperstory.com/products/turing-tumble
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smoyer
1y ago
I wonder if that's the one that's now in the HUB fish bowl (was there on Monday)
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smoyer
2y ago
You're forcing the proud dad function: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/36995257/
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2y ago
> on the assumption the project has failed. My daughter's PhD thesis was largely negative results. Even if the project had failed, we could learn from it if it wasn't so secretive. It could be much more open without being OSS
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smoyer
2y ago
Their gokart project was awesome!
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smoyer
2y ago
Poetic but true
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smoyer
2y ago
They are not my biological child - were foster parents with the adoption happening soon.
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smoyer
2y ago
I had kids who were in their 20s when in my low 40s and now have a five year old at 60. I am convinced my energy level continues to be good because I'm spending it interacting with her. Last week I even fell off the slide at the play
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2y ago
I met my wife when I was 17 ... And she was 14. We started dating when I was 19 and she was 17 and (soon) we'll celebrate our 38th anniversary. I guess it's easy for me to say but isn't it more about finding the right person
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smoyer
2y ago
When can I finally see an article announcing that ICANN has been sunsetted?
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