catlifeonmars

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by catlifeonmars 7d ago
I am now curious how much you can optimize the quality of a tin cans and a string. You could encode the sound digitally over the string perhaps. I wonder what bitrate (also bandwidth) you can achieve.
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by catlifeonmars 7d ago
> a better use of the screen space is around the corner I see what you did there :)
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by catlifeonmars 7d ago
I could also replace the system prompt (eg using a different harness) to achieve a similar result yes?
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by catlifeonmars 7d ago
Is there a way to dump the state directly?
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by catlifeonmars 8d ago
Where else are you going to keep your large primes?
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by catlifeonmars 11d ago
Circuit design might be different if discovered by mollusks. That is to say, while we are not evolved for circuit design per se, circuit design has evolved for humans, by humans (so far).
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by catlifeonmars 11d ago
What does indefinitely stable mean?
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by catlifeonmars 12d ago
Shor's algorithm needs technology we still don’t have. Get back to me when we can have more than a handful of qubits reliably compute things.
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by catlifeonmars 14d ago
I disagree. Dictionaries are mostly descriptive as opposed to prescriptive. They wouldn’t be particularly useful if they weren’t. That being said, I have seen people weaponize dictionary definitions if that’s what you were referring to.
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by catlifeonmars 14d ago
Maybe the model doesn’t matter, maybe you just need something minimally intelligent to seed the fuzzer, generate a test case, and rinse and repeat when the fuzzer gets stuck.
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by catlifeonmars 14d ago
Wings aren’t that good for holding handlebars
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by catlifeonmars 15d ago
How do you determine the “best” pelican? I couldn’t see much of a difference between extra high and max.
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by catlifeonmars 15d ago
I would not consider Opus output to have a particularly high signal to noise ratio.
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by catlifeonmars 16d ago
Do you think commercial viability will continue to be viable?
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by catlifeonmars 16d ago
Especially if they can use code you submitted as an excuse
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by catlifeonmars 16d ago
Heh, I also notice some coding agents like to explicitly git ignore the lockfile.
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by catlifeonmars 18d ago
What, in your opinion, is this not a good fit for?
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by catlifeonmars 18d ago
“This is just gatekeeping” is simultaneously true and ignoring the problem it’s reacting to. Also there’s an implicit moral judgement there against gatekeeping.
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by catlifeonmars 18d ago
More like throwing the bathwater out with the baby.
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by catlifeonmars 18d ago
Probably a time waster because of the intermediate patch contributor. It’s like a game of telephone at worst, at best the reviewer could just use their own LLM and get the same result. Here’s my hot take: maybe code contributions are obsole
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by catlifeonmars 18d ago
You have my angry upvote. GarageBand is an excellent app.
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by catlifeonmars 19d ago
Doesn’t that just mean against fascism?
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by catlifeonmars 19d ago
Does this include a virtual baseband?
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by catlifeonmars 20d ago
Does this work without an internet connection? It was unclear from the website.
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by catlifeonmars 20d ago
Desirable neighborhoods are by definition expensive. The trick is to find a neighborhood you like where your home can just be a home and not a top-heavy investment. Acknowledging this isn’t always easy or possible, but just pointing out tha
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by catlifeonmars 20d ago
Npm likes to run package lifecycle scripts of your dependencies by default. You have to explicitly opt out of this. It’s probably the worst package manager out of npm, pnpm, yarn, and bun.
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by catlifeonmars 21d ago
Same here. Corepack was fine and there is already too much churn
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by catlifeonmars 21d ago
Warning fatigue is a very good callout. I find it’s really easy to get to a state where you are inundated by notifications that aren’t actionable.
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by catlifeonmars 21d ago
But there isn’t one size of food producer. I would think there are diminishing marginal returns on food safety after a certain size. At that point perhaps the blast radius of mistakes offsets the advantage of scale. It’s a false dichotomy t
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by catlifeonmars 21d ago
And all observers on the event horizon agree that there is no event horizon :) What I’m trying to say is that there is nothing special about the region of space near the event horizon.

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