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by verdverm 2mo ago
Ironicly this is what my agent does today on my behalf because regular search has become so bad
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by verdverm 2mo ago
I trust the experts analyzing these things, yes, and the satellite imagery they use as part of their work The world is very different from when America had tariffs, and the results are not as rosy as you paint, don't forget we were the
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by verdverm 2mo ago
China is rapidly moving away from coal, they also have the most super-critical coal generators (trump's "clean coal" that has never materialized). America is unlikely to build another coal plant. Solar and wind are now cheape
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by verdverm 2mo ago
my resume is rather insufficient for finding places I would want to work, skill matching is insufficient, what about my constraints?
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by verdverm 2mo ago
nit, the LHS menu does not scroll until I get the the very bottom of the main content, it should scroll independently so I can see the "ToC" in full without having to view the page in full
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by verdverm 2mo ago
aka ns;nt https://blog.kinglycrow.com/no-skill-no-taste/
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by verdverm 2mo ago
I've been making zines and this is definitely something we do, also the length limit (per-page) and other spacing restrictions (headings/look-feel) drive some word choices
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by verdverm 2mo ago
Daron Acemoglu (2024 nobel economist) is on a book tour with some new ideas about fundamental changes to our economic theories from Ai (automation/technology are not uniform), this was a great interview https://www.youtube.c
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by verdverm 2mo ago
is that their public definition?
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by verdverm 2mo ago
NK has nukes, so they will not be attacked, and now everyone is building (more) nukes, some because they no longer have faith in the US nuclear umbrella
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by verdverm 2mo ago
I suspect the windfarm off of Scotland has highest priority
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by verdverm 2mo ago
related/front of HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49498201
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by verdverm 2mo ago
the models now commit because they think it is what we want, they are "relentlessly proactive" as simonw puts it, I now have to have instructions so they do not commit and push
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by verdverm 2mo ago
or remove another google product from your life, I just did, don't know how the alternatives will be, but I am willing to endure an inferior product at this point
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Daron Acemoglu on Liberalism, Automation, and the Educated Elite [video](youtube.com)
1 points by verdverm 2mo ago|0 comments
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by verdverm 2mo ago
> Misanthropic How have I not heard this one before
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by verdverm 2mo ago
I don't think git-notes has the same history / change tracking. Use a .sessions dir or similar. I'm working towards adding them to my knowledge base so as not to pollute my git repo
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by verdverm 2mo ago
you own the code, not the use of an LLM
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by verdverm 2mo ago
> However, I think claude code needs better change management. Ant is a slop factory and proud about it, you only have to listen to their people talk. Their products are buggy and inconsistent in features, so I don't use them.
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by verdverm 2mo ago
one can go as far as preventing pushes altogether, or don't give them write permissions to your repos
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by verdverm 2mo ago
The difference is that US SaaS has the pattern of not seeing sales as ownership transfer, they are in the rental model and cut off access if you stop paying
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by verdverm 2mo ago
There are many options, big fan of open weight models, I only use them now, they have gotten very good Fireworks, OpenCode Go, local hardware are my avenues
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by verdverm 2mo ago
It's still code generation, a compiler also generates code, why do you sound like you are arguing LLMs are the only path to generating code now?
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by verdverm 2mo ago
Is this not an avenue to distributed distillation? Wonder how Ant squares that circle
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by verdverm 2mo ago
open weight only via OpenCode go, fireworks, and at home hardware
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by verdverm 2mo ago
harness is the tool you interact with, like OpenCode. It's the thing that calls the llm API, has the system prompts, provides tools, etc
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by verdverm 2mo ago
aka "Palantir with Chinese Characteristics"
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by verdverm 2mo ago
don't know, I don't use closed Ai and I actively avoid Elon stuff, cursor doomed themselves by selling out imo
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China's AI Revolution and the Ideology of Xi Jinping(kevinrudd.com)
1 points by verdverm 2mo ago|2 comments
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by verdverm 2mo ago
Title is taken from the PDF containing the longer version of the video

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