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by threecheese 1mo ago
I’m in a third school: memory recall ability does not scale to meet the needs of interests and responsibilities. I’ll take all the help I can get. I keep obsidian vaults mostly to augment recall, and often all it takes is a small cue to rev
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by threecheese 1mo ago
Claude is all we have at $work, if you don’t count MS Copilot (and you shouldn’t count MS Copilot). Imagine being “incentivized” to aggressively use a tool for your job, and that tool produces thousands of lines of text in Olde English whic
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by threecheese 1mo ago
In the enterprise, we are already adopting them. “Seam”, I term I’d never heard used before, is now not only our defacto way to describe the boundary between systems/workflows/components, it is encoded into our organizational role
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by threecheese 1mo ago
A “schema that reads like XML that learned JSON in prison” IM DEAD Stealing this. Gold lies at the intersection of cperciva and quinnypig.
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by threecheese 1mo ago
Isn’t something like this legally actionable? Let’s assume OAI and govt didn’t have a rosy relationship, the rule of law applied, and HF as the victim was fuming. Wouldn’t somebody be in trouble? Given nobody is, is it because agents arent
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by threecheese 1mo ago
“If you care about Native Americans, *and agree with the assertion I presented as fact that they/we are being ignored and that’s purely the fault of new immigrants, and agree with the implication I made that immigration has no value*,
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by threecheese 1mo ago
Disagree there; anyone who installs Omarchy does it because a social media creator they like suggested it, and there’s only a few degrees of separation between those creators. This isn’t like Slackware’s popularity in the 90s, peer to peer,
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by threecheese 1mo ago
This weekend I stumbled across a codebase unlike anything I’d ever seen: Swamp Club[]. Came out of nowhere, lots of useful features, but with a coherent philosophy and architecture and a large body of working code. Change volume is high - n
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by threecheese 1mo ago
The guy looks like he’s having a blast, I don’t want to yuck his yum. There is a nonzero chance that machines will take over source code authorship; yeah it’s interesting as hell that we get to watch somebody seriously try it, but if this t
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by threecheese 1mo ago
I’m glad somebody is doing it though; we need an honest assessment of what’s possible, and we’re getting one.
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by threecheese 1mo ago
If Anthropic can manipulate text to add a watermark, what’s preventing providers from doing the same to generated images? Modifying the container format can’t protect you from a signature in the image’s visual representation, unless you app
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by threecheese 1mo ago
With these capabilities widespread, that DMCA exception which expires in 2027 is definitely at risk.
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by threecheese 1mo ago
Fair. My anxiety is my own thing , and shouldn’t be projected onto everyone; at the same time, “get stuffed” just set me off.
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by threecheese 1mo ago
Mean! :)
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by threecheese 1mo ago
I wish the “sampling” feature - which is being removed - had found more use. BYO Inference could be really useful in a walled garden like Claude Code, where you are unable to leverage inference outside of that garden without paying per toke
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by threecheese 1mo ago
Weird; judging from their example, I am fairly sure we encountered their agent recently, when calling to find a Bosch expert for my air-to-air HVAC system. After about ten questions - all irrelevant - the agent asked for a bunch of personal
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by threecheese 1mo ago
Censorship BS? This is being discussed in every social forum in the country. Divisive topics == divisive attitudes, and in exchange for peace some of us are fine with not talking about some shit in some places. Dang and team are walking a f
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by threecheese 1mo ago
Another +1 for their Asssitant from me. I have the app on my iPhone, and despite having Perplexity/OpenAI/Claude/Gemini paid plans I find myself gravitating to Kagi for q&a.
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by threecheese 1mo ago
I uninstalled the app recently; despite having layers of ad tracking protection, I would see my Amazon searches appearing in my social media feed in near real time, and this irked me. I dropped their .com into a Home Screen icon, and this c
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by threecheese 1mo ago
My main delta for Sprites is the lack of an accessible tty, or more specifically the need to use either a cli tool to get a terminal, or use/make an abstraction over their http api, to interact as an end user. I get this is part of the
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by threecheese 1mo ago
Are you saying this wouldn’t happen if the file had a different name? Or just that codex is better at instruction following.
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by threecheese 1mo ago
I use something like this in every project and it has no issues that I’m aware of - the file has one line: an include (@). Maybe gitignoring it is an issue, given that Claude tries to honor it?
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by threecheese 1mo ago
I’m not sure; I don’t just agree with GP - I feel like I might subconsciously devalue them if I didnt see that advertisement in every folder. You are almost certainly correct in your assumption though, and the level of effort required isn’t
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by threecheese 1mo ago
You almost had me, lol. And isn’t this the same Exa who released People Search? Why would I expect them to value my privacy when they monetize people finding me?
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by threecheese 1mo ago
Neither does the ICP, but they’ve got nothing but love (and no launch codes).
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by threecheese 1mo ago
Unsure why this feels different from the umpteen other frameworks; maybe it appears to have a human -authored readme, or if it’s just simple enough to fit into my mental model of how agents work. Whoops, I’ve read too far into the readme. S
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by threecheese 1mo ago
Same; I was a sucker for GitHub SSO as well. I have no idea how to unwind it all, but (like Google SSO) it certainly had its benefits while I was using it. I remember there was an “open” SSO provider - OpenID maybe - back in the 2000s when
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by threecheese 1mo ago
Your GitHub overview ends with missing a wo Not pedantic; helpful! You seem nice.
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by threecheese 1mo ago
My suspicion is that Herdr will go this way with the YC relationship; they are keeping the runtime open source - the thing their terminal UI is built on- and there’s no reason cli needs to be their only target. Your app is very nice looking
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by threecheese 1mo ago
Am I weird or old-fashioned for relying on direnv over .env? These days my projects use a lot of different tech, and it just feels weird to me to have them all parsing .env files and hoping everything works. Especially with inference provid

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