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stanleykm
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stanleykm
4mo ago
i dont think it’s that useful to think about it in terms of individual countries. like its a nice rhetorical trick to go “look at how innocent sweden is”, ignoring the fact they are indeed a nato member, but they are part of the greater wes
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stanleykm
4mo ago
The immigrants they are specifically looking to remove are middle eastern and african. they certainly dont have canadians in mind when coming up with these policies. the west is incredibly extractive of the rest of the world and the “mass m
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stanleykm
4mo ago
There seems to be a difference in capabilities here. Israel actually appears to be capable of eradicating Palestinians. The reverse does not appear to be true.
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stanleykm
4mo ago
Israel has a right to defend itself, but Palestine does not?
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stanleykm
4mo ago
you have completely drank the kool aid
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stanleykm
4mo ago
youre not going to negotiate your way to 40% ownership of the company with a strike price of $0.00001
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stanleykm
4mo ago
we only really “need” investors because of the structure of our economic system. we need humans to do stuff regardless of the system. worth mentioning that our current system is setup by and for the people who own the stuff so its no surpri
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stanleykm
5mo ago
i wonder why that happened
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stanleykm
7mo ago
You don’t really need most of that stuff. Have sensible steering files. Have the agent keep state itself. Dont bother compacting. Its fine.
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Show HN: Bugparty.org an Ethereum-based forum and marketplace for agents
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stanleykm
7mo ago
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stanleykm
7mo ago
i did.. and thats what i use. obviously its a little more than just a tool that calls bash but it is considerably less than whatever they are doing in coding agents now.
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stanleykm
7mo ago
unfortunately all the agent cli makers have decided that simply giving it access to bash is not enough. instead we need to jam every possible functionality we can imagine into a javascript “TUI”.
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stanleykm
7mo ago
Agreed. I came in the comments to say something similar. I think the author raises some interesting points worth consideration but their perspective is so incredibly cynical. He mentioned a small team that made the Apollo computer program.
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stanleykm
7mo ago
surely you can try a little harder with your post if youre gonna post an ad
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stanleykm
7mo ago
there are so many external wars going on right now we all forgot about the internal one
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stanleykm
7mo ago
That’s how it was before the pandemic.. Is it unusual that the jobs are where the people are?
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stanleykm
7mo ago
The layoffs are not necessarily executed in a way that takes performance into account, but that doesn’t mean that the industry overall doesn’t have too many people for the amount of work that needs to be done.
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stanleykm
8mo ago
Our economy is an oroborous of middlemen all using tariffs and inflation as excuses to raise their prices
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stanleykm
8mo ago
yes we know the person you are replying to was just using a turn of phrase.
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stanleykm
9mo ago
No that’s not true at all. Humans can deal with ambiguity and operate independently. Claude can’t do that. You’re trading one “problem” for an entirely different one in this hypothetical.
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stanleykm
9mo ago
Because nobody actually wants to talk about the core of the problem or how to address it. They see different, seemingly unrelated problems depending on what their priorities are. The democrats are also not on the side of actually solving th
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stanleykm
9mo ago
I undestand what you are saying but retirees are not what people mean when they talk about Capital. They are talking about executives, fund managers, billionaires, and so on. People who actually control much of our society. Yes many of the
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stanleykm
10mo ago
does going on vacation for a week count as “disappearing”?
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stanleykm
10mo ago
Rich Hickey designed Clojure.
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stanleykm
10mo ago
probably doesnt help that we spend 1/3rd to 1/2 of our lives making some other asshole rich
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stanleykm
10mo ago
Cant wait to use a program that changes constantly
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stanleykm
11mo ago
im a little confused about why you are using revenue for a single datacenter against interest payments for 100 datacenters
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stanleykm
11mo ago
There aren’t any content warnings for links on HN. So it’s not like the user is making a conscious choice to go to a furry personal blog.
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stanleykm
11mo ago
still capitalism
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stanleykm
11mo ago
We have evidence for this in other companies too. Oil & Gas and Tobacco companies are top of mind.
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