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velcrovan
5mo ago
I’m aware, I was one of the people who commented on that thread!
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velcrovan
5mo ago
I may be dense but I’ve reread the article several times trying to understand exactly how this jab was supposed to work against its target. Was it the mere physical juxtaposition and contrast of tone and appearance? I feel like some clever
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Oomphalism
(joeldueck.com)
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velcrovan
6mo ago
> To the "Git is distributed!" crowd: the issue isn't Git, it's the infrastructure we rely on around it: issues, PRs, Actions, etc. Yet again, I wish the prevailing SCMS were more like Fossil, where issues and forum p
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velcrovan
6mo ago
Yes
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velcrovan
6mo ago
Tandy CoCo 3 reference spotted
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velcrovan
6mo ago
It's not likely that reviewing your own code for vulnerabilities will fall under "prohibited uses" though.
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velcrovan
6mo ago
Questions about "fatality" aside, where do you see asymmetry here?
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velcrovan
6mo ago
I hope you have spam filtering happening somewhere upstream of your local computer. Spammers are constantly adjusting to find ways around filters, and there is no way a third class open source legacy email client I going to be able to give
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Hollywood in the 60s and the Good AI Future
(opcraft.co)
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velcrovan
6mo ago
I was surprised to be able to install packages from the Racket package server. The search is case sensitive (be sure to use all lowercase instead of the default first capital letter) and the install can take a while, but it works!
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velcrovan
7mo ago
I love me a good massage
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velcrovan
7mo ago
"What's the good of Mercator's North Poles and Equators, Tropics, Zones, and Meridian Lines?" So the Bellman would cry: and the crew would reply "They are merely conventional signs! http
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velcrovan
7mo ago
What the US has done is dumped truckloads of cash to make it likely that as a legal immigrant you will be abducted and sent to a camp.
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velcrovan
7mo ago
Agents have always had more queries than they could handle, this is not new to the AI era.
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velcrovan
7mo ago
This wasn’t a statement about capability. It’s just a detail about what model they used to compare the speed of two chips for this purpose. You want a bigger model, run a bigger model.
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velcrovan
8mo ago
> It's difficult for us to maintain documentation of exactly the kind you'd want there Suggestion: let an LLM maintain it for you. Alternate suggestion for OP: let an LLM generate the explanations you want from the code (when
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velcrovan
8mo ago
Wow, you use Word, Google Docs and Scrivener to author the content on your website? Tell me more.
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velcrovan
8mo ago
https://scott.mn/2014/02/21/semantic_linewrapping/
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velcrovan
8mo ago
If I had to guess, I would say that this method might be applicable to other books besides the one featured in the post.
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velcrovan
8mo ago
I would like to know what models people are running locally that get the same results as a $20/month ChatGPT plan
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velcrovan
8mo ago
https://joeldueck.com/manually-type-punctuation.html https://joeldueck.com/ai-is-right-about-em-dashes.html
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velcrovan
8mo ago
I'm confused, I thought we were talking about people who are installing and running openclaw. You're right, if this is now a thread about teenage dating habits, I'm out.
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velcrovan
8mo ago
who's "afraid" of green bubbles? it's like saying a toyota corolla driver is afraid of the ford pinto
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velcrovan
8mo ago
Human beings are also liable for the results of their actions.
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velcrovan
8mo ago
Tell me about your auditing workflow and procedures.
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velcrovan
9mo ago
Different from other religions how? /s
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velcrovan
9mo ago
Removing the skill does remove a level of indirection. It's a difference of "choose whether or not to make use of a skill that would THEN attempt to find what you need in the docs" vs. "here's a list of everything i
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velcrovan
9mo ago
I think if you read it, their agents did invoke the skills and they did find ways to increase the agents' use of skills quite a bit. But the new approach works 100% of the time as opposed to 79% of the time, which is a big deal. Skills
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velcrovan
9mo ago
Transparency comes much more from repeatable results than manual process. You run the same stack of 1,000 ballots through 2 optical scanners, they will give the same result unless one is busted (in which case do it with 3 or 4). This takes
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