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2mo ago
do you get reports on them?
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2mo ago
I believe you can use an OpenCode Go sub with any tool, was stated as such last time I looked at their docs. per token pay-go is typically unrestricted aiui
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2mo ago
OpenCode is a good harness that works with every token vendor
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2mo ago
"programming is solved" has also been said, I don't know how someone can say that with a straight face, let alone going on a podcast tour with it as the mantra
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2mo ago
Perhaps they haven't seen https://jmail.world
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2mo ago
or that the company that invented transformers is fumbling this so badly many of their best people left during the SaaS boom cycle in the 20'oughts, current leadership is abysmal there is also that well known promotion incentive misa
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2mo ago
little qwen is my favorite for the homelab, vllm 0.28 now supports the dflash2 to go with it
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2mo ago
we get shit done on the cloud with the former rather than the later I personally find the analogy unconvincing, the UX dimension is completely different as I can use the same harness with any model; and the year of the linux desktop is comi
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2mo ago
I believe Olmo from AllenAi is this https://allenai.org/olmo Open models can be used/changed for social manipulation too, by anyone, which scares a bunch of people, as opposed to the dark pattern manipulation from Big
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2mo ago
Someone gave the agent the task, yes? Someone trained them to be relentless task completion, yes? That's primarily from human decision making to me
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2mo ago
HN is not a jobs board, please review the Guidelines and FAQ linked at the bottom of most pages
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2mo ago
it's vibe coded, Ant's products are sloppy af, and they are proud of it, listen to their CTO talk about it and how "programming is solved"
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2mo ago
I had a very similar story back pre-Go-v1, was frustrated trying to debug a C memory leak in concurrent code. Switched to Go in a few weeks, less code, no bugs in this realm, more features. I was hooked and have been a proud gopher since
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2mo ago
> Or am I missing something? OP is the project maintainer
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2mo ago
Bernie also defended a nazi tattoo this year and has already had one heart attack, probably time he retires, congress is currently a geriatrics ward Mitch is still MIA, can't give up the seat from a hospital bed? Wonder if he can still
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2mo ago
Jobs were not just lost during the industrial revolution, how many new tasks and jobs were created? (hint, it was more than were lost) If someone is telling you to not be in the loop, they are not aware of the capability ceiling of agents a
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2mo ago
humans are the direct cause of the 6th extinction event in Earth's history https://www.worldwildlife.org/resources/explainers/what-is-t...
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2mo ago
This was a good Asianometry video, one of the more interesting things I learned is how the CCP learned from and dealt with protests to the trash incinerators when building projects likely to be NIMBY'd. They have built 100s since, not
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2mo ago
clankers is popular with some people
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meanwhile, the Ukrainians are using this cheap and little net launching pistol https://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/the-teneta-mitla-1-ukrai... they're using everything they can, we ought give them more to work wit
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2mo ago
qwen 3.8 27B is right there with them too (last week anyhow, had the #11 spot)
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2mo ago
The full list for the curious https://code.claude.com/docs/en/env-vars#variables
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2mo ago
agy has fewer users than grok, both are ~1% based on some surveys I've seen, not every harness needs to be evaluated
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2mo ago
There are many ways to use Ai in programming without having it write code. Code reviews are a place where they are extremely helpful and are becoming company policy. It actually improves code quality and that's before we get to the sec
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2mo ago
Electricity was world-changing, do we consider ourselves to be using it? Why is there this presupposition with LLMs? Are we just taking the "ai" leaders for their word? From what I can see, the tech we have today is not up to to t
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2mo ago
Basic income sounds like welfare dressed up, where is the dignity of work, where is the independence from dependence? You shouldn't bite the hand that feeds you, sounds like less freedom to me, which is why I think the oligarchy is the
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2mo ago
Who (1) uses git and (2) passes around folders like that? This is a PEBKAC thing more than a security issue
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They have said and tried some wild things already, like trying to get open weights effectively banned, which I believe they still think is in society's best interest (more that they think they know what's best for everyone)
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2mo ago
don't try Dyson sphere project (/s, its acrually really great), but maybe try x4 foundations, I'm contemplating how I might have my agent help manage my empire
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2mo ago
"ports like this" skips the part about Microsoft/enterprise software having a known and well tested surface area, the few examples we've seen are exceptional cases I suspect
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