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by ukuina 7mo ago
Seems like a LogSeq/Roam/Obsidian alternative?
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by ukuina 7mo ago
> "Mythical Mammoth" Most excellent.
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by ukuina 7mo ago
Car dealerships would like a word.
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by ukuina 7mo ago
Lints, beautifiers, better tests?
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by ukuina 7mo ago
Thank you for Synthetic.new I moved over from OpenRouter and it's been breezy. I hope you are sustainable at $30/month and are successful!
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by ukuina 8mo ago
> Disclaimer: This is an entire day worth of Claude Opus tokens. I don't claim I understand how it works, but I did my best to direct Claude to minimize the baseline diffs, of which it removed quite a few. TypeScript allows entirely
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by ukuina 8mo ago
> Numbers are free. Someone please tell the LLM naming committee.
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by ukuina 8mo ago
Neat! What does the stack look like?
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by ukuina 8mo ago
I find StrongDM's Dark Factory principles more immediately actionable (sorry, Simon!): https://factory.strongdm.ai/principles
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by ukuina 8mo ago
Can you allow placing the VM on an external disk? Also, please allow Cowork to work on directories outside the homedir!
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by ukuina 8mo ago
> code is for humans to read Is this still true?
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by ukuina 8mo ago
Neat! I've previously used something similar: https://www.emergentmind.com/
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by ukuina 8mo ago
Abstract: > We report an exploratory red-teaming study of autonomous language-model-powered agents deployed in a live laboratory environment with persistent memory, email accounts, Discord access, file systems, and shell execution. Over
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Agents of Chaos(arxiv.org)
4 points by ukuina 8mo ago|1 comments
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by ukuina 8mo ago
Seems adjacent, with some overlap.
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by ukuina 8mo ago
API usage is not banned.
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by ukuina 8mo ago
A vuln scanner is dual-use.
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by ukuina 8mo ago
Not so sure about that. There are many distinct LLM "smells" in that comment, like "A is true, but it hides something: unrelated to A" and "It's not (just) C, it's hyperbole D".
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by ukuina 8mo ago
Why do you assume there isn't? Enterprise (+API) usage of LLMs has continued to grow exponentially.
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by ukuina 8mo ago
Agree the raw thought-stream is not useful. It's likely filled with "Aha!" and "But wait!" statements.
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by ukuina 8mo ago
It sounds closer to Leo Laporte from TWiT.
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by ukuina 8mo ago
Patching's not long for this world; Claude Code has moved to binary releases. Soon, the NPM release will just be a thin wrapper around the binary.
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by ukuina 8mo ago
It's clear we're seeing the same code-vs-craft divergence play out as before, just at a different granularity. Codex/Claude would like you to ignore both the code AND the process of creating the code.
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by ukuina 8mo ago
Possible sponsored content being injected by Claude into the NanoClaw repo? https://github.com/gavrielc/nanoclaw/commit/22eb5258057b49a0...
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by ukuina 8mo ago
Tokens evaporate when you have Agent Swarms. Have you tried Claude Code Teammates, for example? https://code.claude.com/docs/en/agent-teams
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by ukuina 8mo ago
Been toying around with DTs myself for a few months. Until December, LLMs couldn't correctly hold large amounts of modeled behavior internally. Why the switch from Go to Rust?
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by ukuina 8mo ago
3-4 parallel projects is the norm now, though I find task-parallelism still makes overlap reduction bothersome, even with worktrees. How did you work around that?
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Kilroy is a local-first "software factory" CLI(github.com)
3 points by ukuina 8mo ago|0 comments
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by ukuina 8mo ago
From the link: 1- The first few thousand lines determine everything When I start a new project, I obsess over getting the process, guidelines, and guardrails right from the start. Whenever something is being done for the first time, I make
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I've used AI to write 100% of my code for a year as an engineer(old.reddit.com)
3 points by ukuina 8mo ago|1 comments

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