bulletsvshumans

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by bulletsvshumans 2mo ago
Get a brain morans.
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by bulletsvshumans 3mo ago
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by bulletsvshumans 4mo ago
They absolutely could calculate and put the price in the UI if they wished to. Other cloud vendors do.
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by bulletsvshumans 5mo ago
Democratizing visual communication is arguably useful, for instance helping people to create diagrams that illustrate a concept they wish to convey. This is contingent on the tech working sufficiently well that the visuals are more effectiv
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by bulletsvshumans 5mo ago
This is also a stylistic choice that the New Yorker magazine uses for words with double vowels where you pronounce each one separately, like coöperate, reëlect, preëminent, and naïve. So possibly intentional.
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by bulletsvshumans 5mo ago
Dibs
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by bulletsvshumans 5mo ago
One thing that helps with #2 ('It cannot see') -- Try playwright-cli. Your agent can use it to inspect the DOM, see what styles are applied to elements, simulate clicks, etc.
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by bulletsvshumans 5mo ago
I presume U.S. Western allies
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by bulletsvshumans 6mo ago
I had a prototype where the agent primarily worked autonomously, and it could solicit human feedback via tool calls. But yes that pattern does feel like it is hastening the apocalypse.
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by bulletsvshumans 6mo ago
Either way, you can walk through the door after. Unless we reseal it legislatively. Resetting norms may be a lost cause at this point.
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by bulletsvshumans 7mo ago
They rigged it.
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by bulletsvshumans 7mo ago
Ok I bought my dumb horse on a mug, I admit it.
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by bulletsvshumans 8mo ago
The constitution gives a number of examples. Here's one bullet from a list of seven: "Provide serious uplift to those seeking to create biological, chemical, nuclear, or radiological weapons with the potential for mass casualties.
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by bulletsvshumans 8mo ago
I see we have entered the "Gas Town" naming era.
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by bulletsvshumans 8mo ago
Please publish to Open VSX so it is easily available for VS Code forks like Cursor as well.
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by bulletsvshumans 8mo ago
I think this a good technique to be familiar with, although in a lot of situations I've achieved similar value by simply feeding the underlying JSON data objects corresponding to the intended UI state back into the coding agent. It doe
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by bulletsvshumans 8mo ago
Maybe the glut of conventional food leaves the prospect of eating their compatriots less appetizing.
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by bulletsvshumans 9mo ago
Keep milking the cash cows to pay for the new growth area (AI). Convert maximum % of Windows users into subscription service consumers (e.g. cloud storage, Office 365, future paid AI capabilities.)
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by bulletsvshumans 9mo ago
I think coding agents require fundamentally different development practices in order to produce efficiency improvements. And just like any new tool, they benefit from wisdom in how they are applied, which we are just starting to develop as
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by bulletsvshumans 9mo ago
Hello fellow human!
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by bulletsvshumans 9mo ago
Try specification-driven-development with something like speckit [0]. It helps tremendously for facilitating a process around gathering requirements, doing research, planning, breaking into tasks, and finally implementing. Much better than
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by bulletsvshumans 9mo ago
I think the prompt is a major source of the issue. "We need to improve the quality of this codebase" implicitly indicates that there is something wrong with the codebase. I would be curious to see if it would reach a point of conv
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by bulletsvshumans 11mo ago
But dividends also result in a concrete financial reward for all shareholders, yes?
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by bulletsvshumans 1y ago
Your link is broken. Please fix as I'm very curious to review the evidence here.
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by bulletsvshumans 1y ago
CICO is necessary but not sufficient. You also need some strategy for how to achieve CO > CI. Different strategies have vastly different implications in regards to willpower, health outcomes, suffering, time, cost, etc.
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by bulletsvshumans 2y ago
Would you be satisfied with stats on average age of retirement?
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by bulletsvshumans 2y ago
Pending AGI, I don’t think medical intervention at the cutting edge of innovation will ever be post scarcity. It makes more sense in relation to things that are well established enough that they are well understood and producible at scale.
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by bulletsvshumans 2y ago
I love this idea, but it seems to be literally picking random Wikipedia pages. I think there needs to be some kind of filtering for significance/interest/etc. in order for it to be viable. Otherwise I’m stuck reading about the bus
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by bulletsvshumans 2y ago
Whenever I see the backlash to conversations about animal suffering, I wonder if one reason is because it is a sort of “inconvenient truth”, ala global warming, where we are doing grave damage but we prefer to collectively ignore it because
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by bulletsvshumans 2y ago
Setting aside the shrimp, are you denying that any humans, including yourself, experience suffering?

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