awinter-py

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by awinter-py 25d ago
I mean he voiced them before being fired too, it's the reason they fired him right?
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by awinter-py 1mo ago
is this dwarf fortress
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by awinter-py 2mo ago
he didn't? stan ulam credits 'singularity' to von neumann vinge wrote his singularity piece in the 80s I believe
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by awinter-py 2mo ago
I use nono.sh for sandboxing -- I think a lot of power users are using sandbox + YOLO mode because approval prompts slow them down yes it's bad if the permission system is broken, but serious users have not trusted this stuff for a whi
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by awinter-py 2mo ago
I can imagine the builtin router stealing traffic, but not removing opencode from the ranking completely? Like the 'top apps' in my private openrouter.ai activity usage is opencode with 55.1M tokens The bottom of the public apps l
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by awinter-py 2mo ago
yeah I noticed it missing on the openrouter leaderboard -- very interested to know what that's about
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by awinter-py 2mo ago
comments on this at MR are brutal it's one at the top like 'maybe you guys shouldn't have built a network to launder chuds huh' followed by like 50 chuds defending the funding cuts because of DEI keywords in the grants
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by awinter-py 2mo ago
I tried this or something similar a while ago and really wanted a better argument parsing experience https://docs.amber-lang.com/0.6.0-alpha/basic_syntax/importi... it seems like automatic `--help` + named args is
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by awinter-py 2mo ago
Yeah the hyperparallelism and the fact that it would emerge from machine translation are shockingly good calls. There are things in there that resemble the bag of words model, his 'clumps' sound a lot like tokenization, and he has
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by awinter-py 2mo ago
who among us hasn't reasonably skipped [paying] it since customers are part of the simulation anyway
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by awinter-py 2mo ago
I mean who among us hasn't seen an opportunity to profit while locking him into a dependent relationship where I control the supply chain
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by awinter-py 2mo ago
need a countdown for when it gets there
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by awinter-py 3mo ago
ah you're just saying that 'usual work hours' isn't defined in the statute and doesn't seem to be capped at 40 for salaried workers? fair their jury duty hour cap statute uses similar language: > hours normally a
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by awinter-py 3mo ago
a major function of the law is to mediate between groups that have unequal power as a collective, employees out-vote employers and can obtain this kind of concession through the law but not in an individual contract negotiation (mancur olso
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by awinter-py 3mo ago
fwiw the US judiciary agrees with you https://www.uscourts.gov/file/62983/download > The judiciary opposes measures that shift the costs of providing access to PACER to litigants filing cases in federal courts
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by awinter-py 3mo ago
this is right if pacer is expensive to operate for a real reason but 1) it has high revenue which 2) is required to go to expenses, which 3) it may not be going to expenses (per freelaw project, at least https://free.law/2
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by awinter-py 3mo ago
yes I am concerned about my downside puts
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by awinter-py 3mo ago
I like how it tests whether I know 170k words by requiring me to click on 170k words 3 times each
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by awinter-py 3mo ago
see also sonochemistry https://www.organic-chemistry.org/topics/sonochemistry.shtm
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by awinter-py 3mo ago
tldr cut and cover?
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by awinter-py 3mo ago
odds of a given street being labeled on gmaps for android still feels like 50/50 unless you get the zoom exactly right
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by awinter-py 3mo ago
It's not everyone, but thoughtful managers do think beyond themselves. They know they will outlast some of their reports, so they're incentivized to build memory and maintainability at the levels below them. And good managers get
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by awinter-py 3mo ago
See previous kleppmann post https://martin.kleppmann.com/2025/12/08/ai-formal-verificati... , and yes, obviously anything that you can put in the typesystem or the linter, you should weigh doing so. Hopefull
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by awinter-py 3mo ago
^ this been exploring clickhouse and while it is definitely not a general purpose DB, for time-series shaped data that can survive some insert latency, the automatic partition-based TTL is very nice and, at least so far, requires zero atten
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by awinter-py 4mo ago
yeah 'anthropic employee to appear on panel'
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by awinter-py 5mo ago
this is no surprise to anyone who has read dougal dixon's 'man after man'
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by awinter-py 5mo ago
yeah -- have been playing with this as well, ai's spatial reasoning is not quite there yet but with precise construction instructions it can often do the job for shapes that are hard to print with a traditional slicer, LLMs are also su
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by awinter-py 6mo ago
is this a straight-up advantage, or is the trade-off lower connectivity?
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by awinter-py 6mo ago
it's like that '11 rules for showrunning' doc where you need to operate at a level where you understand the product being made, and the people making it, and their capabilities, in order to make things come out well without t
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by awinter-py 8mo ago
another question here is tools that want to write their secrets to files (looking at you `gcloud`) best practice I've heard is to create a user fs mount that prompts every time it's accessed?

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