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by w10-1 7mo ago
Yes, we hate the abuse of open source, in its everlasting legal purgatory, by large evil "other" shadows acting at a distance... But I'm stupefied at m/y/our own oblivious excitement when extracting our expertise
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by w10-1 7mo ago
Chat --> Notebook: Jupyter is so much more functional than slack for communicating real work product! Next up: exporting or sharing selections from the chat as a document or interactive page. If they allow share with non-subscribers, su
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by w10-1 8mo ago
But... why not just run macOS in a VM? If/since AI agents work continuously, it seems like running macOS in a VM (via the virtualization framework directly) is the most secure solution and requires a lot less verification than any sand
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by w10-1 8mo ago
Respectfully disagree - using PG's own wisdom. 1. You don't find a golden age by looking for interesting problems. You find it by solving customer problems, even if they're boring. 2. Luxury watches, or anything luxury or fa
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by w10-1 8mo ago
> NVIDIA Jetson hardware ... 15W 7B on 15W could be any of the Orin (TOPS): Nano (40), NX (100), AGX (275) Curious if you've experimented with a larger model on the Thor (2070)
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by w10-1 8mo ago
It sounds like the lead was demoted to attract new talent, quit as a result, and the rest of the team also resigned to force management to change their minds. If so, I'm happy that the team held together, and I hope that endogenous tec
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by w10-1 8mo ago
Maybe not promoted, but certainly hired, as a consultant. Most of my engagements consisted of replacing politics-driven complications with simple solutions. The bigger problem was first quietly showing all the affected people other interest
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by w10-1 8mo ago
This is pitched as entry-level, but it works as N+1, as in: people have beaucoup computers, but they avoid carrying them around (risk loss/destroy). The computer absolutely needs to be a mac for keychain-linked services, etc. For thos
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by w10-1 8mo ago
> - USB 3.0 10 Gbps with DisplayPort support I'd like to run the external display plus an external SSD at USB 3 speeds, so I'd be waiting for experience reports on whether the one port can handle both without constraining the
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by w10-1 8mo ago
No support needed. Run Linux in a VM. Devices are limited, and you can't save/restore your state, but there's no real performance hit: my code runs faster on macOS(VM(Linux)) than macOS. https://developer.apple.c
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by w10-1 8mo ago
Ah, no: incremental approaches only work in already well-formed code. Poor code requires not coding but analysis and decisions, partitioning code and clients. So: 1. Stop writing code 2. Buy or write tools to analyze the code (modularity) a
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by w10-1 8mo ago
This claim and the offer of immunity may be intended more to reduce Iranian resistance than to represent reality. (I would not rely on immunity from a nation that left collaborators on the tarmac in afghanistan, Iraq, and Vietnam?)
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by w10-1 8mo ago
The vast majority have justified skepticism from long history of abuse. But very few people are grifters, because that would require an expensive roof. missing from my transactional analysis is a general goodwill, the likelihood that someon
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by w10-1 8mo ago
To this model I would add the transaction costs for vetting a transaction, the cost of identifying and engaging transaction partners, and the relative sensitivity to a negative outcome (the stake as a percentage of total stake). I believe t
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by w10-1 8mo ago
They do require that you allow them to use your name publicly. They are silent on whether you can prohibit them from training on your input, so I assume you can. My guess is, if even 10% of maintainers forget to disable training, then Anthr
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by w10-1 8mo ago
We are all assuming Anthropic can elect not to do a deal with the Pentagon, and put conditions on it. But Hegseth and Trump are abusing federal powers at a rapid clip. I'm guessing Anthropic would regret any deal with that administrati
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by w10-1 8mo ago
I disagree with too much philosophizing around both Makers and vibe coding. The actual incentives are curiosity and a desire to build what one cannot buy (and using that for teaching initiative in kids) - not AGI or transforming society. P
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by w10-1 8mo ago
I'm disappointed that they are taking the long way around, with screen shots and visual recognition. Apple GUI's have underlying accessibility annotations that if surfaced would make UI manipulation easy for LLM's. "Back
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by w10-1 8mo ago
I try these staging-document patterns, but suspect they have 2 fundamental flaws that stem mostly from our own biases. First, Claude evolves. The original post work pattern evolved over 9 months, before claude's recent step changes.
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by w10-1 8mo ago
The competition for root and branch AI models and infrastructure is intense and skilled. But if you're adjacent to some leaf use-case for AI, you're likely already as good as anyone else at productizing it. And that's who is
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by w10-1 8mo ago
Speculation and concern from a naive observer: Is it polymarket presenting this ability to detect insiders? Or is someone trying to sell the service of detecting insiders to those wanting to know if bets are on equal footing? (or wanting
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by w10-1 8mo ago
Can't see a thing. Dark on dark in Safari 26.3.
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by w10-1 8mo ago
Also the type of the key matters for tendonitis. Some have tactile feedback after the key is pressed but well above the bottom so you learn not to bottom out with force. https://kinesis-ergo.com/products/#keyboards (T
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by w10-1 8mo ago
This is a summary of Reddit discussions and maker hacks, not of the actual market for ergonomic keyboards. Because the goal of those discussions and hacks is to be distinctive, the summary picture is fascinating but over-complicated. Kines
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by w10-1 8mo ago
The title bar of the browser should report how much you've spent in the time frame you select, and the cost of a given article in both absolute and percentage terms. Along with silly privacy/cookie flags Then one click you can app
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by w10-1 8mo ago
It's not bullshit (i.e., intended) but probabilities all the way down, as Hume reminded us: from observations, you can only say the sun will likely rise in the east. You'd need to stand behind a theory of the world to say otherwi
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by w10-1 8mo ago
It's not intelligence, respect, signaling or status. It's saving time, the thing we can't bank or stretch or keep. Doing that reflects value priorities that are likely to lead to success and happiness. We would all be this b
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by w10-1 8mo ago
How can I (anyone) help? You seem to have a good sense of what you want to do, and a manageable queue of bugs and PR's, but this projects has so many dimensions/large feature surface, you/one could get lost chasing everything
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by w10-1 8mo ago
Thank you for the re-orientation... > this is an exaggeration for fictional purposes To me what's horrifying is that this is not exaggeration. The language and thinking are perfectly in line with business considerations today. It&
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by w10-1 8mo ago
> in fact, Uber drivers choose to drive for Uber, can choose to do something else instead Funny that you take that as a "fact" and doubt exploitation. I'd wager most Uber drivers or prostitutes or maids or even staff soft

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