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Powdering7082
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10d ago
The author's talks on nix go back to 2020: https://fzakaria.com/talks I suspect they know and care
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13d ago
Me too! (although I am hoping to release it, but it was primarily for me) I was thinking about writing something and hopefully starting a community/resource area around hyper-personalized software, it's so easy to make now. I was
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5mo ago
Is your claude.md, skills or other settings that you have honed public?
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5mo ago
So by default it pulls out recent PRs, grabs only the tests that were commited and then checks to see how well an agent with different claude.mds can finish the test suite?
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7mo ago
This excerpt is well worth reading IMO Back when I first started doing these clean-up projects, I started by just picking up litter that was in my own neighborhood. (Because that was where I lived, and because I had never been to a lot of t
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7mo ago
I mean they are being sued for insider trading, not exactly a bad headline maybe it could say alleged? It seems extremely unlikely to me, a casual observer of the shit show that was Luna/Terra, that the suit would be successful
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8mo ago
Yeah I loved the guests he had, but eventually had to stop listening to him
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9mo ago
No erasure coding seems like a pretty big loss in terms of how much resources do you need to get good resiliency & efficiency
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10mo ago
Except that you don't own the things you buy on steam
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11mo ago
With respect to winning a game of chess?
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11mo ago
Errors in wikipedia aren't really of the same class as the poisoning attacks that are detailed in the paper
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1y ago
> As of 2024, SpaceX's internal costs for a Falcon 9 launch are estimated between $15 million[186] and $28 million,[185] factoring in workforce expenses, refurbishment, assembly, operations, and facility depreciation.[187] These eff
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1y ago
Do yourself a favor and skip what Gary Marcus has to say on this and read the METR study it's self
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1y ago
Really concerning that what appears to be the top model is in the family of models that inadvertently starting calling it's self mechahitler
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1y ago
From my minor testing I agree that it's crazy fast and not that good at being correct
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1y ago
Yeah it's been a good learning lesson. I only put in what I was comfortable losing (and fast!). The way the stock moved after the absolutely abysmal earnings will certainly stick with me lol
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1y ago
I've been buying Tesla puts at a small scale for the past 6 months, usually puts about a month out. It's been a great way to lose money so far.
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1y ago
Did the reporter reach out to Anthropic for public comment on this? They list a "source familiar" with some details about what the intended purpose was for, but no mention on the why
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1y ago
https://openreview.net/pdf?id=GTHD2UnDIb
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2y ago
Waymo seems to be a counter example here
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2y ago
Because his current actions appear consistent with attempting to perform a coup
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2y ago
I'd really expect that he is actually at a loss on all of those except for SpaceX which has a clear path towards being cash flow positive if it isn't already
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2y ago
That would be 12%, why would you assume that is eaten by statistical noise?
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2y ago
I have noticed a large uptick in usage of y'all in the PNW in the last 7 years. I personally think at this point y'all doesn't need to be defended, it is on it's way to winning regardless of what NYT Opinion pieces think
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2y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hamas_war_crimes https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Israeli_war_crimes One side committing war crimes does not mean the other doesn't as well
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2y ago
Being able to stay in the country is also tied to employment for plenty of people
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2y ago
I agree, I am not a proponent of TDD or anything, but cleaning & restructuring large code bases without tests is a recipe for an outage/regression
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2y ago
Pretty wild that none of this talks about testing or observability. Tests are also something that you need to pay to maintain, but they give the ability of reducing the risk that you broke something when you removed it. Additionally when
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2y ago
Unfortunately I couldn't find a better writeup, although I remember it. The basic problem was that they transferred into his "cold wallet" https://www.nerdwallet.com/article/investing/hot-wallet-vs-c
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2y ago
> Vitalik got indirectly pwned How exactly was Vitalik "indirectly pwned"?
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