agileAlligator

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by agileAlligator 9d ago
Yep. IP is not true "property" either, since it is not "scarce"
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by agileAlligator 18d ago
What is "quality"? What is the objective test of it? I have made my definition clear: if people are choosing a product consistently, it must be of some value to them. What is your definition?
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by agileAlligator 19d ago
https://daviddfriedman.substack.com/p/shrinking-hierarchy This is almost a direct counter to your essay, albeit written before you
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by agileAlligator 19d ago
on what basis do you claim the local product is "good" if people are not choosing it?
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by agileAlligator 23d ago
The Labor Theory of Value was defeated decades ago, get with the times
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by agileAlligator 26d ago
mcploitable is a set of MCP servers that do not know they are part of a training range. Each is designed with intentionally vulnerable tools and/or overly permissive prompts. They are designed to replicate real-life agentic attacks and
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Show HN: Mcploitable – The "Metasploitable" of the Model Context Protocol(github.com)
2 points by agileAlligator 26d ago|1 comments
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by agileAlligator 2mo ago
I did run the comment through AI, maybe that's what triggered the flagging.
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Show HN: Mcploitable – Vulnerable MCP Servers for the OWASP Agentic Top(github.com)
3 points by agileAlligator 2mo ago|2 comments
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by agileAlligator 2y ago
That's way cool man. I love the aesthetic.
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by agileAlligator 2y ago
I honestly don't think it's possible to have a QA team large enough to handle the gajillions of websites that come up and disappear every day. They just have to come up with better and better metrics until they find one that appro
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by agileAlligator 2y ago
> you'd simply disable WASD controls until the word is typed successfully. Which it doesn't do, but would very simply be rectified by a follow up prompt asking it to do that
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by agileAlligator 2y ago
This project comes three months too late for me sadly... I'll still check it out though
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by agileAlligator 2y ago
Exactly how I learned to touch type; only it was Discord not IRC. The more things change, the more they remain the same.
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by agileAlligator 3y ago
He means that welfare beneficiaries and women vote in way that is against his image of what a capitalist democracy should be.
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by agileAlligator 3y ago
Yes, that is what he said. Welfare beneficiaries and women are two groups libertarians find are tough constituencies to appeal to, and both of these groups have increased in size since 1920.
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by agileAlligator 3y ago
> eventually only read vol 2 because I was interested in (pseudo) random number at that time Your comment comes at the perfect time, I am looking at learning about random number functions and tests of randomness myself. Do you have any o
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by agileAlligator 3y ago
I envy today's generation and their free access to high quality maths resources haha
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by agileAlligator 3y ago
I completely forgot I had that active haha
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by agileAlligator 3y ago
If I read the post correctly, they are making changes to the API, not the website itself, right? You will still be able to visit the website and download the subtitles you want. You just won't be able to make use of the API without pay
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by agileAlligator 3y ago
I'm having a hard time believing those papers weren't written by humans after a cursory glance
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by agileAlligator 3y ago
Steps 1 and 2 are more reliant on human-to-human communication if you are developing an application to be used by some end user and not something that just ingests data and processes it. It takes skill to translate non-technical speak into
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by agileAlligator 3y ago
The workflow has shifted a step up: 1. Define problem 2. Generate specifications <- 3. Write the code Knowing how to do step 3 will get less and less important everyday.
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by agileAlligator 3y ago
Reminiscent of Gwern's website[0] (click on any one of the articles to see what I am talking about). Was that an inspiration in creating this? [0]: https://www.gwern.net/index
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by agileAlligator 3y ago
I'm saying it should be a mix of the two. The output should be interactive and change the code on interaction.
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by agileAlligator 3y ago
The issue with graph engines that manage the layout themselves is that it becomes very messy the higher the number of nodes you have. I've experienced this with Mermaid.js and Obsidian.
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by agileAlligator 3y ago
> The best of both worlds would be a text-based tool to hold the semantics of your graph, and then a drag&drop interface to fix the layout. Exactly this, I wonder why no one has come up with it yet. Maybe you could embed the layout d
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by agileAlligator 3y ago
> simple vim one liner which allows you to count the words in the file > :%s/\w\+/\=submatch(0)+1/g | echo line('$') Yeah, no. Isn't there a plugin to just display word count in the corner somewhere autom
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by agileAlligator 3y ago
I was under the impression that the search results were the training data? What phind does is pulls code from search results and modifies it to suit your needs.
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by agileAlligator 3y ago
> I use a Penguin mouse I couldn't help but chuckle when I saw what it looked like. I'm curious, what are the advantages to using this over a regular mouse?

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