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by vhantz 4mo ago
[Email] Hello, We're writing to inform you about some updates to our Privacy Policy. These changes only affect consumer accounts (Claude Free, Pro, and Max plans). If you use Claude Team, Claude Enterprise, the Claude Platform, or othe
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New Anthropic privacy policy: age/identity verification for consumer accounts(anthropic.com)
6 points by vhantz 4mo ago|3 comments
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by vhantz 4mo ago
> If Claude gives me poor or incorrect advice while I’m working on an AI component, I have no way of knowing whether the model was confused, whether my problem is unsolvable, or if some invisible policy restriction quietly kicked in. Yea
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by vhantz 4mo ago
I agree with you that this is not primarily a logistics but really a social problem. I think the section on the Soviet Union in the article addresses specifically that point. > The proponents of the economic calculation problem now tell
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by vhantz 4mo ago
> There are, of course, still economists who think that the socialist calculation debate is not over. Yet I think it is quite clear that planning is all around us under capitalism. The planned economy works in theory, but more importantl
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The need for a socialist planned economy (2021)(marxist.ca)
24 points by vhantz 4mo ago|9 comments
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by vhantz 4mo ago
Huge corporations like Walmart and Amazon are actually proof that central planning works. And that not planning internally is not viable, as Sears demonstrated. But this internal planning is not enough and comes up against the limits of cap
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by vhantz 5mo ago
What's the difference between a "hallucinated" citation and consciously inserting reference to a non-existent paper and hopping it goes unnoticed? How do we determine which one was done consciously and which was "a minor
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by vhantz 5mo ago
I read elsewhere that WebRTC will drop audio, have you had any issues with that? And generally, you don't need any buffering mechanisms for the clients? Nice project!
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by vhantz 5mo ago
> A shipped app, in a language nobody on the team knew Great! Let's look back on this not too far in the future.
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by vhantz 5mo ago
Yes LLM text prediction and peer-reviewed encyclopedias are the same. Good on you throwing internet pages in there too, that brings balance or something
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by vhantz 5mo ago
As opposed to all other operating systems with no CVEs ever?
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by vhantz 5mo ago
That's true in general. In this case where the logic bugs are from not understanding the API being implemented (and in any similar case), tests wouldn't catch the bugs either (even integration tests) because good tests require und
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by vhantz 5mo ago
How does CI catch logic bugs?
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by vhantz 6mo ago
Another way to say the same thing: "to talk to most people in my life lol I don’t have to spend dozens if not hundreds of dollars a month"
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by vhantz 7mo ago
Pfew, if the biggest threat is from humanoid, then there is nothing to worry about
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by vhantz 8mo ago
In the readme there are only commands explicitly running the tool. Can it be set as the diff tool for git? If not, you should look into that. It will help adoption. And if yes, you should make it clear in the docs.
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by vhantz 8mo ago
Real nice project! If you removed the explicit declaration of every gate in a preamble and then their wiring as a separate step, you could reduce the boilerplate a lot. This example could look like this: component FullAdder(A, B, Cin) -
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by vhantz 8mo ago
Yet another rewrite-it-in-rust-just-because project. I'll stick with OpenSCAD
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by vhantz 9mo ago
Oh were you looking for something like that? BTW thanks for Daino! I'm working on assembling a set of tools to easily build and manage a personal knowledge base locally. I was worried I would have to build every piece myself, specially
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Show HN: Qt bindings for i3wm's IPC interface(qi3pc.hantz.sh)
2 points by vhantz 9mo ago|3 comments
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What are Cpp2 and cppfront? How do I get and build cppfront?(hsutter.github.io)
2 points by vhantz 9mo ago|0 comments
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by vhantz 9mo ago
> Stanza provides an optional type system, garbage collection, and a multimethod based object system. But if you don't like Stanza's object system, there is no way to write your own. This is one of the main directions of progra
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by vhantz 9mo ago
Who said compilers "just" implement the standard? The standard (to the extent that it is implemented) is implemented by compilers. At this point this whole thread has nothing to do with my original point, just weird one-upping all
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by vhantz 9mo ago
Yes and I'm saying that in this case the correct and practical choice is to be explicit. No one needs to go read the standard to know that two fields defaulted to false in the strict definition are defaulted to false...
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by vhantz 9mo ago
Please don't be pedantic. Compilers implement the standard, otherwise it's just a text document.
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by vhantz 9mo ago
The two fields in the struct are expected to be false unless changed, then initialize them as such. Nothing is gained by leaving it to the compiler, and a lot is lost.
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by vhantz 11mo ago
What prepares one to read Finnegan's wake?
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by vhantz 11mo ago
Sure. But Ubuntu and Debian are distributed by different organizations. Canonical does not distribute Debian.
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by vhantz 11mo ago
Is Debian linked to Canonical? Isn't tat Ubuntu?

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