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by abstrct 2mo ago
This is amazing!
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by abstrct 2mo ago
I like playing with an agent as a team in a game. We discuss strategy, divide up tasks, review results. It’s helpful in a an always-on game to have an autopilot mode so I can go about my day.
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Ask HN: Is Opus 4.7 obsessed with malware for anybody else?
2 points by abstrct 5mo ago|3 comments
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by abstrct 10mo ago
I’m impressed the article managed to not mention Nathan Fielder even once.
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CryptoCurrency Security Standard (CCSS) Updated to Version 9.0(cryptoconsortium.org)
1 points by abstrct 2y ago|0 comments
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by abstrct 3y ago
Yeah, especially with a large knowledge base I find it important to keep a log of prompts/responses and perform team reviews of both. It’s honestly making more work than it’s saving at the moment with the hope that it’ll be more helpfu
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by abstrct 3y ago
I’ve absolutely explored this idea but, similar to lossy compression, sometimes important nuance is lost in the process. There is both an art and science to recalling the gently compacted information and being able to recognize when it need
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by abstrct 3y ago
The most limiting factor I’ve come across is hitting the context window. Eventually your new eager employee starts to forget what you’ve taught them but they’re too confident to admit it.
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by abstrct 4y ago
Is this insightful? I feel like this is trying to help me be a better founder but I don’t know what to do with this advice. Yes, I can be successful personally without social media. Can I successfully launch and market a product without it
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by abstrct 4y ago
I will always miss those I’ve lost to benzos. Some of my favourite people that I’ll never again share a new memory with.
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by abstrct 5y ago
Heh, funny you say that. Schemaverse was built for my masters thesis which explored if the application layer and data layer could be successfully merged in a way that improved data consistency and integrity, and thus arguably improved secur
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by abstrct 5y ago
You're welcome! Feel free to drop by #Schemaverse on Libera.Chat if you have any questions.
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by abstrct 5y ago
One of the players dockerized it all too https://github.com/frozenfoxx/docker-schemaverse I highly recommend running your own instance for battles between classmates or employees.
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by abstrct 5y ago
That's awesome! I'm glad to hear it helped. I was personally so sick of every database course I took using the same `department` and `employee` tables, I wanted something fun instead.
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by abstrct 5y ago
Those should be fixed now. Thanks!
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by abstrct 5y ago
Yeah, he's pretty unstoppable lately but there have been a couple new players starting to improve a lot too. I'll happily share his secret. He recognized that it's not about any single metric, it's all about optimizing f
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by abstrct 5y ago
Ah, it does look like GitHub changed their wiki url scheme. Thanks for the info! That should link directly to the tutorial (link above) instead of that wiki anyways
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by abstrct 5y ago
Thanks! Totally forgot to update that. You can find us in #schemaverse on Libera.Chat
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by abstrct 5y ago
The very tiny server is getting a bit crushed at the moment. If you actually want to try it out, check the tutorial tomorrow when the traffic goes back to normal. https://schemaverse.com/tutorial/tutorial.php
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by abstrct 5y ago
Heh, ok did not expect to see my old project sitting on the front page <3 The server is getting gently hugged to death atm but I'll try to keep it responding. Some added info... - The entire thing is open source: https://
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by abstrct 5y ago
This is a pretty smart purchase, with it MasterCard is getting a fairly mature technology stack (by cryptocurrency standards at least), an incredible amount of data (mostly attribution data relating to addresses and transactions), and a tea
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by abstrct 5y ago
I helped with this! :D Happy to answer any questions people have. With the industry as crazy as it is, hiring is becoming difficult again. We hope this will help businesses find good candidates that understand the technology and, more impor
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by abstrct 6y ago
Bitcoin users are exceptionally gullible? I'm going to need a source on that one.
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by abstrct 6y ago
I'll preface the following by saying I fundamentally disagreed with rolling back the DAO as the entire purpose of these networks is immutability and their trustless nature. The reasons for it, even on their own, all make a lot of sense
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by abstrct 6y ago
Over-performing via Bootcamp. The machine is a fairly new Mac Mini.
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by abstrct 6y ago
It runs horribly on macOS. Like a night and day difference. If I understand correctly the difference is primarily regarding the encoder. I also switched my streaming machine over to windows recently. Edit: ok, “horrible” is dramatic, but it
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by abstrct 6y ago
Love the method used for I/O, super clever. My long running pet project is a multi-player space battle game played entirely via SQL inside postgres https://schemaverse.com/
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by abstrct 6y ago
This scares me a bit. A part of email validation is ensuring they actually own that account. It depends on the sensitivity of the service to an extent but I don't think it's appropriate to let somebody interact as if they were a s
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The 10th Schemaverse Championship Tournament
1 points by abstrct 6y ago|0 comments
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by abstrct 6y ago
You bring up a lot of important points and I do agree with you on many. I’d love to hear your perspective when sensitive data is involved, what takes priority? Is it the privacy of the employee, or the customer? Can there be a balance that

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