trees101

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by trees101 2y ago
thanks, that is close!
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by trees101 2y ago
Great. I implemented my own simple prototype, a python script that edits my clipboard. I used the pyperclip module and a yaml file with a list of key words to substitute. Substitution is necessary rather than removal, so that the AI's
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by trees101 2y ago
it would be handy in the age of AI, to be able to dynamically scrub data that gets copied/pasted into the AI. It's too easy to leak secrets, or even doxx yourself through file paths containing your name etc. I'd love to find
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by trees101 2y ago
I use aider with the --no-auto-commits flag. Then review code and do manual edits in VSCode, as well as manual git process. It achieves exactly what you're saying. aider --sonnet --no-auto-commits --cache-prompts --no-stream --cache-ke
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by trees101 2y ago
Take a look at what aider does to create a repo map using treesitter; https://aider.chat/docs/repomap.html https://aider.chat/2023/10/22/repomap.html I guess the difference is that your
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by trees101 2y ago
Hopefully it gets evaluated on this leaderboard https://aider.chat/docs/leaderboards/
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by trees101 2y ago
obligatory plug for aider: https://github.com/paul-gauthier/aider https://aider.chat/docs/usage.html I run aider in a terminal, and separately review and manually code in VSCode. Usint the `--no-a
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by trees101 2y ago
can you elaborate about how you use Zed with Aider?
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by trees101 2y ago
`pipx install aider-chat` ( https://aider.chat/docs/install/pipx.html will install it globally on your system within its own python environment. This way you can use aider to work on any python project, even if tha
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by trees101 2y ago
also, aider has added experimental support for prompt caching: https://github.com/paul-gauthier/aider/issues/1086#issuecomm... I really like the control you get with aider over the LLM context. You can /
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by trees101 2y ago
can you please elaborate on how you use Cursor and Aider together?
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by trees101 3y ago
this is a perceptive comment. There's a lot of conversation around this, one term used is "Egregore" https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=IQ2h7FYLTwg&t=8m30s https://youtu.be/FY4Fil_nB_c?t=4592
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by trees101 3y ago
I agree, it seems tricky to actually quantify. The hard part is to create the graph in the first place, before you start the graph search. There must be methods for creating simplified approximations.
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by trees101 3y ago
Thank you!!! Comments like this are why I love this site.
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by trees101 3y ago
Do graph search algorithms have applications for strategy? https://www.redblobgames.com/pathfinding/a-star/introduction... Consider a game like age of empires. The cost of attacking a village goes up when a wall i
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by trees101 3y ago
I wonder if graph search algorithms such as described on this site( https://www.redblobgames.com/pathfinding/a-star/introduction... ) have applications in other strategies. Consider a game like Age of Empires. In th
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by trees101 3y ago
Battery may be long lasting but the straps seem to last about 12 months before breaking. And cost of repairs is about the same as purchase price of the watch.
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by trees101 4y ago
What a simple, but excellent concept! I kind of expected it to crash after being posted to HN, but surprisingly it is still going strong. What does it cost to host something like that? What does it cost to generate each scribble image?
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ChatGPT and the Attention Economy(medium.com)
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by trees101 4y ago
Social media turned human attention into a commodity. AI can be used as an attention multiplier to fight back.
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by trees101 4y ago
https://www.perplexity.ai This augments ChatGPT results with Bing results to provide references you can look up.
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by trees101 4y ago
There could be a hidden assumption behind Graham's idea, which is that everyone (that matters) shares his beliefs. Often in the West, secular liberalism is the assumed religion and news articles, books, conversations all implicitly ass
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by trees101 4y ago
Thought provoking post, but the idea doesn't work. Yes, people are less inclined to get into arguments about specific technical tools if they are not educated about them. Yes, people DO get into arguments about religion even if they ar
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by trees101 4y ago
A quick summary of The Decoupling Principle: Separate WHO you are from WHAT you do An example is Apple's iCloud relay. When you browse a URL, it is encrypted and sent to the first server, owned by Apple. This knows WHO you are, but
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by trees101 4y ago
PGPP (for privacy on a cellular network) and Multi-Hop privacy relays such as the one provided by PGPP, or Apple's iCloud relay, are excellent services. Hopefully this kind of protection starts getting built into more and more consumer
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by trees101 5y ago
segue from the topic at hand, but perhaps collective entities do have desires. There are many different people converging on this idea. This link has a concise analogy for how it works: https://youtu.be/4IjW16FCpkA?t=766
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by trees101 5y ago
there seems to be an imbalance of reporting about this sort of thing. When state power is used against BLM protests, we get articles about "shadowy surveillance". When state power is used to track down Jan 6 protesters, it's
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by trees101 5y ago
I'm not sure I follow your apple/tree analogy. But I would say that Christianity is true, and that therefore other truths, no matter what their source, would point in the same direction. So ideas (such as dying/rising gods) c
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by trees101 5y ago
Yours is a really valuable perspective on this issue, and probably gives you more clarity than those of us who have grown up immersed in the values of the West like fish in water. I had a Muslim friend who used to comment on how "Chris
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by trees101 5y ago
Christianity subsumed some pagan traditions. It's hardly a secret "gotcha", it's open for all to see. In the same way that when I eat an apple, the apple becomes part of me, I don't become an apple. There are critic

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