breatheoften

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Ask HN: Codex conversations failing to converge across devices?
1 points by breatheoften 7d ago|2 comments
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by breatheoften 2mo ago
The cat is out of the bag. At this point it's pretty clear that the path to (meaningful) self improvement is almost certainly not subject to meaningful centralized control -- by "meaningful" I just mean the degree to which
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by breatheoften 2mo ago
i wish they had renamed chatgpt to codex instead of the other way around ...
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by breatheoften 3mo ago
The "program produces this trace, reproduce it after changing xyz" loop is imo -- a kind of programming primitive for the current agent capabilities ... I've found technique like that really effective as well. It's inte
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by breatheoften 3mo ago
That's absolutely insane -- how the hell did anyone think that was a good idea under these circumstances ... This is an absolute scam -- why does it make sense for an index's buying volume requirement to be based on the implied va
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by breatheoften 3mo ago
"For purposes of mine removal" -- what the hell is that line about ...
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by breatheoften 3mo ago
Man that conversation history navigation for the new Siri app looks super unuseable ... how the hell am I supposed to actually find the conversation I want with the super-dynamic non-ordered 2-column offset-row view thing ...? It looks hard
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by breatheoften 4mo ago
Is there anything structurally to prevent a super wealthy buyer from guaranteeing this essentially -- moving money and debt around in order to essentially put a floor under the stock and guarantee buy rates until the retirement fund index p
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by breatheoften 4mo ago
I only just realized the z in foobaz stood for zork
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by breatheoften 4mo ago
This is extremely what Ive been wanting -- I had previously thought about using one of the hackish apps that try to deliver this experience - or spinning up something for this myself ... - but integrating this directly is definitely the rig
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by breatheoften 4mo ago
This is super nice!!!!!!
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by breatheoften 6mo ago
To offer the opposite anecdotal evidence point -- claude scrolls to the top of the chat history almost capriciously often (more often than not) for me using iterm on tahoe
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by breatheoften 6mo ago
Like so many things -- the evolution of AI math will I think follow trajectories hinted at in the 90s by the all time great sci-fi author Greg Egan. The nature of math won't change -- but the why of it definitely will. Egan imagined
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by breatheoften 7mo ago
I really like this style of testing -- code that can be tested this way is also the most fun kind of code to work with and the most likely to behave predictably. I love determinism and plain old data.
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by breatheoften 9mo ago
what language are we talking about? If it's cpp then the pronounciation depends on compiler flags (perhaps inferred from CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE)
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by breatheoften 9mo ago
Per-minute pricing for self-hosted runners seems like a very fast way for them to force everyone who actually is using self-hosted runners to migrate away. I suspect we'll be doing that sometime in January or February. I guess forgejo
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by breatheoften 9mo ago
I'm more and more convinced of the importance of this. There is a very interesting thing happening right now where the "llm over promisers" are incentivized to over promise for all the normal reasons -- but ALSO to create the
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by breatheoften 10mo ago
Is there any way to implement structured concurrency on top of the std.Io primitive?
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by breatheoften 11mo ago
What makes a NATS client implementation the right prototype from which to extract a generic async framework layer? This looks interesting but I'm not familiar with NATS
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by breatheoften 1y ago
It takes more than just misaligned incentives to get a banking crisis -- you have to have structural corruption preventing the transfer of the loss gradient back to the "misaligned" decision makers. It's somewhat disingenuou
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by breatheoften 1y ago
In our ci setting up the docker buildx driver to use the artifact registry pull through cache involves (apparently) an auth transaction to dockerhub which fails out
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by breatheoften 1y ago
The only figures of note that were assassinated that i can think of were more lefty -- or at least non right -- jfk, mlk, harvey milk, bobby kennedy, malcolm x -- were there actually any prominent american right wing figures assassinated in
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by breatheoften 1y ago
Kirk's murder itself made the front page ... so we clearly don't always ignore politically adjacent topics here
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by breatheoften 1y ago
Personally i cancelled my disney+ subscription for this (paid for via verizon) and made sure to explicitly say why. I encourage others to do the same. I don't care about Jimmey Kimmel's jokes nor do I watch his show with any regu
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by breatheoften 1y ago
Why the heck is this 600+ comment thread not on the front page?
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by breatheoften 1y ago
Can there ever be a "living" standard to replace posix ...? Something that captures the good things about posix but allows all the related ecosystems to move everyone forward toward a better base specification (together rather th
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by breatheoften 1y ago
The problem with python's async is asyncio ... Structured concurrency libraries like anyio or trio are actually pretty nice -- "stacks" and stack traces are good things. Python multi exception concept is weird --- but also I
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by breatheoften 1y ago
Hilarious . I was a python fan before I was a reluctant user. It still has the most reliable debugger integration of any mainstream language which is my favorite thing about the language in its current state. Debugger >> language --
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by breatheoften 1y ago
I predict that if they take this same philosophy and use this money to add some new pieces on top where those new pieces are 'open' in the same way as their current hardware stack but which allows them to also run 'gpu bound&
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by breatheoften 1y ago
What IS the right way to model dates in a pacemaker ...? I hope the answer is "just don't do it" -- but I don't know what reasons there might be for a pacemaker to need to depend on calendar dates in order to best do it

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