PantaloonFlames

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by PantaloonFlames 4d ago
That level of revenue is apparently not enough for them to feel confident in the stability of their competitive position.
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by PantaloonFlames 4d ago
The potential of AI may give us the opportunity to graduate to a post-capitalism, or to move to a sort of neo-capitalism, which is governed by different rules. Capitalism thrives in the realm where there is a scarcity of resources, either p
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by PantaloonFlames 4d ago
It wasn’t the shock of Little Boy that ended the war. That was just a final chapter of a 10+ year journey of horror, despair, and destruction, and the impact of Little Boy cannot be considered outside of that journey. Europe had been destro
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by PantaloonFlames 1mo ago
Move to Italy!
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by PantaloonFlames 3mo ago
I think that was the question: What is the problem it is solving ? You’ve asserted “THIS is not a solved problem,” which suggests everyone is clear on what THIS means. I think that is not a good assumption.
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by PantaloonFlames 3mo ago
a slightly different metaphor. Copilot suggests it is next to you, helping you pilot... something else. The computer? The system? But "piloting the LLM" changes the relationship. The LLM is the thing that is being piloted.
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by PantaloonFlames 4mo ago
The article is confused. The opinion is, it's so much safer _now_ than it was in the 1970s, it makes no sense to restrict children's wanderings. But the article doesn't consider whether restricting children's wanderings
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by PantaloonFlames 4mo ago
Why is iMessage "more conversational" than RCS? and "more human"?? I don't get the distinction you're making. I'm not an expert in mobile messaging so maybe I am missing something obvious. And what about
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by PantaloonFlames 4mo ago
It's too simplistic to imagine the tension is between robot patrol dogs vs automating drudgery. If automating drudgery suddenly puts 30% of people out of work, it has huge broad negative impact on people who are currently alive and wor
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by PantaloonFlames 4mo ago
Are you fairly confident that they’re missing teeth because of drug use? Could it alternatively be caused by lack of access to proper dental care?
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by PantaloonFlames 4mo ago
Darren Brown paying with blank paper. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Vz_YTNLn6w
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by PantaloonFlames 6mo ago
Your first counterpoint seems unnecessarily picky. > So while it is a suitable DSL for many things (it is also seeing new life in web components definition), we are mostly only talking about XML-lookalike language, and not XML proper. If
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by PantaloonFlames 6mo ago
Can you give specifics on what Claude code built for you, in the way of missing features ?
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by PantaloonFlames 7mo ago
Yes and Carnegie Technical Schools was founded in 1900 based on a $1m donation from Andrew Carnegie, Mellon Institute of Industrial Research was originally founded in 1913 by Andrew and Richard Mellon. Carnegie Mellon was created by combini
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by PantaloonFlames 7mo ago
Wait - how are skills dependent on python? Isn’t python just an option ?
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by PantaloonFlames 7mo ago
You can publish scripts with skills you author, right? With carefully constructed markdown that should allow the agent to call tools the right way.
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by PantaloonFlames 7mo ago
I don’t understand how “running it in a vm” Or a docker image, prevents the majority of problems. It’s an agent interacting with your bank, your calendar, your email, your home security system, and every subscription you have - DoorDash, Sp
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by PantaloonFlames 7mo ago
“AI changes everything!”
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by PantaloonFlames 7mo ago
Cmon man. “Consumers” in aggregate. Not “every consumer”. But you knew that.
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by PantaloonFlames 7mo ago
It's literally why Leon bought Twitter. A Mass influence vehicle.
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by PantaloonFlames 7mo ago
It used to be that the common model in the USA for tv was, one cable bundle with 500 channels. That has now evolved to a combination of - cable bundles - aggregate streams (Netflix, Prime, Apple TV) - pay per view (Prime or YT TV) And some
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by PantaloonFlames 7mo ago
Yes and if you have o(1000) prs or issues in a single day, I guess you have a different scale of problem and will need to automate triage and management, probably through an ai-powered tool. Even if it is 0.01% per day it’s still a very hig
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by PantaloonFlames 7mo ago
I did not know that. Path expressions for access control?
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by PantaloonFlames 7mo ago
You can invest a lot and get minimal results, OR, it’s possible they invested in 71-odd tools and only 17% produced results, but those results were as desired or expected so they didn’t actually need the other 83% of the tools they tried. T
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by PantaloonFlames 7mo ago
That’s helpful information but it doesn’t mean the use of Gemini is unwelcome. A human could have rendered the initial analysis too, and then you could have just replied to the human, correcting him or her. Why is the source of the analysis
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by PantaloonFlames 7mo ago
I don’t know you but I like you. Courtesy costs very little.
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by PantaloonFlames 7mo ago
This is what I come here for. Terrific.
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by PantaloonFlames 7mo ago
You’ve sidestepped the important part of the question.
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by PantaloonFlames 7mo ago
And for sure the DOJ knows this, or can know it if they want.
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by PantaloonFlames 7mo ago
> If you’re really interested in learning about the unwinding of the yen carry trade, there’s plenty of information from actual experts to read about, Ok I’ll bite. Where ?

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