Graphon1

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by Graphon1 1y ago
What are you using it for, primarily?
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by Graphon1 1y ago
No love for caddyserver?
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by Graphon1 1y ago
Tech Lead, not PM. (in my experience)
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by Graphon1 1y ago
not a joke. Also, the future you are referring to is... like... 6 weeks from now.
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by Graphon1 1y ago
I don't know why we need a term like "Async AI programming." this is literally what you would do if you were a Tech Lead directing a team of other developers. You define what you want and hand it to one of your devs. This is
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by Graphon1 1y ago
> is that it assumes you already know what you want at the start, and, implicitly, that what you want actually makes some real sense. My experience is different. I find that AI-powered coding agents drop the barriers to experimentation
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by Graphon1 1y ago
Kerbernerd revealed.
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by Graphon1 1y ago
> disabled RC4 where possible I'm curious. Under what circumstances would it be _not_ possible to disable RC4? Is this in case there is a Windows 98 machine running somewhere in the network?
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by Graphon1 1y ago
do you know the name Luigi Mangione?
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by Graphon1 1y ago
> even in Japan somebody could make some kind of battery ignited home-made shotgun and kill Shinzo Abe ok let's try data instead of feels. Per Capita, what is the number of mass shootings per year in the USA, and in Japan. I did&#
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by Graphon1 1y ago
We had no idea what we were dealing with. It was unprecedented. People were doing the best they could. All the anger didn't help.
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by Graphon1 1y ago
It's not a prompt injection _in the MCP Server_. It's injection facilitated by the MCP server that pulls input from elsewhere, eg an email sent to your inbox, a webpage that the agent fetches, or in the comment on a pull request
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by Graphon1 1y ago
> -all existing investors and vested employee/equity holders are paid out; But the statement from Cognition was: > 100% of Windsurf employees will participate financially in this deal > 100% of Windsurf employees w
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by Graphon1 1y ago
> I think anthropic and OpenAI are both sufficiently differentiated that they would be profitable/extremely successful companies by all accounts if they stopped spending today. Maybe. But that would probably be temporary. The mark
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by Graphon1 1y ago
From Gemini Based on reports from today, April 29, 2025, a Canadian federal election was held on Monday, April 28, 2025. The Liberal Party, led by Mark Carney, won the election. Therefore, Mark Carney is the candidate who has won the positi
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by Graphon1 1y ago
Nitpicky maybe, but I think "someone had to show them" is a little off the mark. Google had no incentive to start using AI to deliver answers, because Search was making lots of money. It's not that "someone had to",
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by Graphon1 1y ago
Interesting. I had the exact opposite experience recently. I've also been writing code for a long time, did the 6502 assembly thing way back when, and lots since then. For this current project I wanted to build a web app with a fronten
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by Graphon1 1y ago
There won't be any money, but when you die, on your deathbed, you will receive _total consciousness_. --Carl Spackler, quoting the Dalai Lama
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by Graphon1 1y ago
> To have persons read them and decide how to use them for training. Not that I have any actual insight. but doesn't it seem more likely that it will not be a human, but a model? Models training models.
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by Graphon1 1y ago
Just curious, what tool do you use to interface with these LLMs? Cursor? or Aider? or...
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by Graphon1 1y ago
But have you tried any other interfaces for Gemini? Like the Gemini Code Assistant in VSCode? Or Gemini-backed Aider?
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by Graphon1 7y ago
I guess you're referring to "Fair and Balanced". That was retired a few years ago... if you can believe NY Magazine. :) http://nymag.com/intelligencer/2017/06/fox-news-is-dropping-...
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by Graphon1 7y ago
Are you calling bullshit on that quote?
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by Graphon1 9y ago
Can't bear to watch that guy; the constant face & nose touches are very distracting.
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by Graphon1 9y ago
Isn't there a difference? Google is sharing that offline purchase insight with advertising clients, rather than simply using that data itself, as does Amazon.
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by Graphon1 9y ago
Um, can you explain it like I am 5, why this is a Holy Shit thing?
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by Graphon1 9y ago
ok , so DPRK is installing spyware on tablets that are sold in DPRK. Reading this article, it occurs to me that it's not very different than the surveillance that the NSA is performing on US Citizens, except the NSA is smarter about it
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by Graphon1 9y ago
Weird that everything is saved as a gist. I feel like it would make more sense to store them in one repo. I went looking for the notes I created in github, and found a bunch of flat gists. ??
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by Graphon1 9y ago
Pinning stickers! I am so glad the USA is still leading in innovation. Thank you to all the hard workers who devoted their time to solving this problem as opposed to working on some vague or diffuse health-related issue. The world is so muc
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by Graphon1 9y ago
> As population growth slows it's only natural for electricity to as well. You missed the point. It's not that growth in total energy use is slowing, like growth in population is slowing. The point is that per-capital energy u

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