yehoshuapw

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by yehoshuapw 19d ago
"Your mother was a hamster and your father smelt of elderberries!"
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by yehoshuapw 22d ago
would you install such a app (without compiling from source)? I would not trust it to not come with "friends" (but would love to verify and use)
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by yehoshuapw 24d ago
that is true, but if the metric is what we want optimized, then that's fine. However it is more likely to be something which can be detached..
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by yehoshuapw 25d ago
Shoplifty
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by yehoshuapw 29d ago
extra reviews never hurt. But trusting only the AI to both code and review security-wise? not even close to usable
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by yehoshuapw 1mo ago
mostly, because setting up a separate network is harder. a virtual network built upon the regular internet is much easier. And yes, mostly done wrong
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by yehoshuapw 1mo ago
I don't know. I fully agree, and never did really try out this in depth yet. I suspect rules with negations are not the same as don't rules, but unknown if really true, if so: "when writing code do not add comments, code shou
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by yehoshuapw 1mo ago
I've come recently across arxiv 2604.20911 which claims "do" rules persist much better then "don't" rules.
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by yehoshuapw 2mo ago
I find it fascinating how (in the new version) the further away clumps stay separate, until something small from the larger swarm reaches them, then they all merge back to it
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by yehoshuapw 2mo ago
while I do agree with this point, I want to point out that this isn't quite a fair comparison. every single entity has (normally) a single (real) burial site. Us grouping many unknowns in one group, and comparing to a single specific o
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by yehoshuapw 3mo ago
discworld mud (any many others) ase still totally worth playing
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by yehoshuapw 3mo ago
iirc "nav" works to, and all commands have a shorter prefix which works
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by yehoshuapw 3mo ago
While that is true, if there is something worthwhile enough in a far and safe location - it won't stay that way
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by yehoshuapw 3mo ago
And https://xkcd.com/1047/
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by yehoshuapw 3mo ago
I think this isn't quite the right example - a pocket calculator does not need you to verify its output. It is better to be able to calculate, but if you can't seems much less a issue then using a AI without being able to do whate
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by yehoshuapw 4mo ago
and perhaps somewhat safer
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by yehoshuapw 4mo ago
can you please expand on your thoughs on the thumb cluster? (I have a dactly I kind of finished wiring, but didn't get around to programming it yet)
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by yehoshuapw 4mo ago
I've slowly built up a set of scripts to do this: too many different methods, but eventually I get csv files for each account, then hledger import - and finally I manually fix up details
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by yehoshuapw 4mo ago
See also https://hledger.org/ and plain text accounting in general
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by yehoshuapw 6mo ago
"It takes zero knowledge to" is sadly a statement that works only given common sense, which too many people are sorely lacking
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by yehoshuapw 6mo ago
Regardless of the community, Harry Potter and the Methods of Rationality is worth a read. https://hpmor.com/chapter/1 Or a listen: https://hpmorpodcast.com/?page_id=56
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by yehoshuapw 6mo ago
my favorite game in love: mario, with portals https://stabyourself.net/mari0/
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Jane Street – neural net puzzle(huggingface.co)
4 points by yehoshuapw 6mo ago|0 comments
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Hledger AI Policy(hledger.org)
4 points by yehoshuapw 6mo ago|0 comments
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FreeCAD 1.1.0 Released(wiki.freecad.org)
16 points by yehoshuapw 7mo ago|2 comments
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by yehoshuapw 7mo ago
Matt Parker video about dithering, worth a watch: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=kT4p1GXq4HY
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by yehoshuapw 7mo ago
Have a look also at https://www.printables.com/model/268580-hadley-telescope-off...
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by yehoshuapw 7mo ago
the smaller something of that type is, the harder to make it durable (I think)
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by yehoshuapw 7mo ago
as a kernel developer, I use LLMs for some tasks, but can say it is not there yet to write real kernel space code
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by yehoshuapw 7mo ago
you may be able to create dirs as input, and watch some others as output

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