LordHumungous

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Sauron: A free and open source terminal development environment(github.com)
2 points by LordHumungous 8d ago|1 comments
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by LordHumungous 8d ago
I developed this for my own personal use. Maybe you will find it useful too!
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by LordHumungous 27d ago
> Reading everything becomes the default. At a cent per document, a model can read every paper in a field, every record in an archive, every email, or every message in a support queue as a matter of routine Pretty much already happening
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by LordHumungous 4mo ago
I work at Meta. The security team was recently gutted. 50% were either laid off or moved to data labeling.
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Separating the hype from the real in AI assisted development(mlolson.github.io)
2 points by LordHumungous 6mo ago|0 comments
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by LordHumungous 7mo ago
What if I tell the model to go commit fraud or crimes and it complies? What if users are having psychotic episodes driven by their interactions with the model? Just because safety is a hard and messy problem doesn't mean we should just
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by LordHumungous 7mo ago
Why not rewrite if code is free
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by LordHumungous 7mo ago
However there are many people out there making the argument that code is free or nearly so. I think the article is directed at them.
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by LordHumungous 7mo ago
Usually all code has an owner though. If I encounter a bug the first thing I often do is look at git blame and see who wrote the code then ask them for help.
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by LordHumungous 7mo ago
Kind of funny ngl
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by LordHumungous 7mo ago
Most people are far more concerned about their livelihood than about abstract notions of beating China in a game of geopolitics. In that scenario the US becomes an isolated economy, and other nations likely follow suit. It will be a poorer,
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by LordHumungous 7mo ago
That would be an interesting scenario.
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by LordHumungous 7mo ago
If the worst predictions about AI's effect on employment turn out to be correct, then I'd expect to see movements to force government regulation of AI. Particularly if it becomes the case that profits are accruing to a few massive
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by LordHumungous 7mo ago
> For apps that run locally—no servers, no cloud costs—subscriptions make no sense anymore. Did it ever make sense? I always scoffed at the idea of paying a subscription to use a text editor or paint tool.
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Show HN: ClawProxy: An HTTP proxy that injects auth tokens into API calls(github.com)
2 points by LordHumungous 7mo ago|0 comments
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I used Claude Code to teach myself Rust(mlolson.github.io)
4 points by LordHumungous 7mo ago|0 comments
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by LordHumungous 7mo ago
LLMs finally deliver on the crochety front end dev's dream of writing everything in vanilla JS. Hallelujah.
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Blender Orchestrator: Agentic tools for 3D modelling(github.com)
3 points by LordHumungous 7mo ago|0 comments
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by LordHumungous 7mo ago
I have mixed feelings. On the one hand, I totally feel what this author is saying. On the other hand , I love that I am now able to push into areas that I could have never touched before, and complete successful projects in them.
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by LordHumungous 8mo ago
Do people actually have success with agent orchestrators? I find that it quickly overwhelms my ability to keep track of what its doing.
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A plugin for Claude that forces you to write code(github.com)
1 points by LordHumungous 8mo ago|1 comments
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by LordHumungous 8mo ago
Hi folks, I created this Claude plugin that allows you to set a target for the percentage of human generate code in your project, and when you are below that target it hard blocks Claude from writing code. Like many people, I am simultaneou
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by LordHumungous 3y ago
How do you pass the bar exam without the ability to reason?
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by LordHumungous 5y ago
Let me guess, no actual data on DAU, just subjective impressions about the quality of search results?
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by LordHumungous 5y ago
You put your finger on something that I've been thinking but could not articulate.
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Facebook's data is not as conclusive as you think about teens and mental health(npr.org)
1 points by LordHumungous 5y ago|0 comments
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by LordHumungous 5y ago
Twitter amplifies the voices of the "right" type of person: celebrities, journalists, those verified by blue check.
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by LordHumungous 5y ago
There's evidence for limited activities, no evidence that foreign action is responsible for the macro trend of partisanship im the US
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by LordHumungous 5y ago
No that's of girls who have thoughts of suicide, 13.5% say it makes it worse. Ok, is that good or bad? The number is meaningless without a control.
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by LordHumungous 5y ago
This is the kind of conspiratorial thinking that makes me think we're in a moral panic here.

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