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by anonymid 2mo ago
How are you engaging with the fundamental problems explained in this blog post https://rodneybrooks.com/why-todays-humanoids-wont-learn-dex... - the relatively crude tactile and proprioceptive sensing apparatuses of robots
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by anonymid 2mo ago
https://dlants.me/bloom.html Blooms 2 sigma, like many studies that are thrown about, is not as much of a slam dunk as people claim that it is. Have you read the paper or any efforts to replicate?
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by anonymid 2mo ago
I wrote my own neovim AI harness https://github.com/dlants/magenta.nvim And wrote about my thoughts on the relevance of nvim here https://dlants.me/ai-whiplash.html It's been many months, and I tho
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by anonymid 3mo ago
Plugging away at my neovim AI plugin - https://github.com/dlants/magenta.nvim Recently added support for scripts (like Claude code workflows) and been iterating on the UI for that a bunch. I also ended up wanting other
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by anonymid 4mo ago
I don't think the S&P has actually made a decision yet. It is in progress, though: "The S&P Index Consultation on MegaCap IPOs" is the search term
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by anonymid 5mo ago
I guess the hope is that combining two sub-par coding models (xAI's grok + cursor's composer) and combining the data they have access to, they can build something that can compete with OpenAI / Anthropic in the coding space..
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by anonymid 7mo ago
I've been developing an ai coding harness https://github.com/dlants/magenta.nvim for over a year now, and I use it (and cursor and claude code) daily at work. Fun observation - almost every coding harness (claude
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by anonymid 7mo ago
Hey, thanks for responding. You're a very evocative writer! I do want to push back on some things: > We treat "cognitive primitives" like object constancy and causality as if they are mystical, hardwired biological modules
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by anonymid 7mo ago
Thanks for reading, and I really appreciate your comments! > who feed their produced tokens back as inputs, and whose tuning effectively rewards it for doing this skillfully Ah, this is a great point, and not something that I considered.
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Why I don't think AGI is imminent(dlants.me)
138 points by anonymid 7mo ago|306 comments
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by anonymid 10mo ago
$2700/mo is about 1/3 of an engineers' salary (cost to the business of a mid-level engineer in the UK)... But, there's the time to set all of this up (which admittedly is a one-time investment and would amortize). And th
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by anonymid 1y ago
For folks who use neovim, there's always https://github.com/dlants/magenta.nvim , which is just as good as claude code in my (very biased) opinion.
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Self Compassion and the Disposable Engineer(dlants.me)
3 points by anonymid 1y ago|0 comments
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by anonymid 1y ago
magenta nvim
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by anonymid 1y ago
magenta nvim implements a really nice integration of coding agents.
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by anonymid 1y ago
You can see a gif of it in the readme https://github.com/dlants/magenta.nvim?tab=readme-ov-file
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Next edit prediction in Neovim (magenta.nvim)(github.com)
1 points by anonymid 1y ago|2 comments
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by anonymid 1y ago
I added next-edit-prediction to my neovim plugin. This was pretty interesting to implement! - I used an [lsp server]( https://github.com/dlants/magenta.nvim/pull/162/files#diff-3... ) to track opened files
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AI whiplash, and Neovim in the age of AI(dlants.me)
2 points by anonymid 1y ago|0 comments
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by anonymid 1y ago
I never got the valuation. I (and many others) have built open source agent plugins that are pretty much just as good, in our free time (check out magenta nvim btw, I think it turned out neat!)
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Developing a Neovim AI plugin (magenta.nvim) using the Neovim AI plugin(youtube.com)
1 points by anonymid 1y ago|1 comments
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by anonymid 1y ago
I recently finished some updates to my neovim ai plugin: - context tracking - multiple threads - compaction - sub-agents I decided to record a video of myself using the plugin to implement another feature. Aside from a demo of the plugin it
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by anonymid 1y ago
I do have a bias, and I don't think that negates the points. I think that's the benefit of establishing a common factual basis. You can argue with the bias by presenting competing facts, or a different interpretation of the facts,
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by anonymid 1y ago
neovim has AI integration! (and a pretty damn good one if I say so myself (I wrote it)) https://github.com/dlants/magenta.nvim
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by anonymid 1y ago
I agree - there seems to be talking past each other about some very fundamental things: How extensive is the violence of the protests? I saw some images shared of cars that were burned, maybe some buildings damaged. But also lots of images
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Agile on paper, waterfall in practice: Ecological Dynamics for software teams(dlants.me)
3 points by anonymid 1y ago|0 comments
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by anonymid 2y ago
There are lsp tools available to the agent, so in theory it should be able to ask for types, references and diagnostics. In using it I've found that the agent doesn't really make use of these tools unless I instruct it to. I think
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by anonymid 2y ago
The interface for a provider does abstract over this, so you could implement it in the way that most other plugins do by rolling your own prompts and parsing: https://github.com/dlants/magenta.nvim/blob/main&#
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Show HN: Magenta.nvim – AI coding plugin for Neovim focused on tool use(github.com)
64 points by anonymid 2y ago|8 comments
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by anonymid 4y ago
Isn't it inconsistent to both say "moderation decisions are about behavior, not content", and "platforms can't justify moderation decisions because of privacy reasons". It seems like you wouldn't need to r

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