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by dagss 8d ago
HN is probably not the best forum for theological debate... But e.g. modern American evangelical churches are to me quite clearly quite far from the original meaning of the texts with some theology outright invented in 18th and 19th centuri
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by dagss 9d ago
Sorry, I didn't mean to make any statements about you personally, at all (and I do feel you are interpreting my comment uncharitably). It has nothing with knowing you or not to do at all, I was just commenting on the contents of your p
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by dagss 10d ago
The point was that when you do this you participate in name-calling/slurs, not making an argument. Many things that you personally think are good (I don't know you but say for instance ideas around democracy or liberty) can also b
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by dagss 25d ago
Not sure how to read your post. Is your argument that since humans have never been _demonstrated_ to be wiped out by a synthetic virus already, it is not likely to happen in the future?
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by dagss 25d ago
I'm trying hard to make your post make any sense at all.. I guess you believe everyone gets the same starting point and same opportunities? How did you come to believe such a thing? Have you looked around to see what society is like?
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by dagss 27d ago
I can agree that not calling it "reasoning" may be correct. But who knows what human "thinking" is really about. If I find a solution to something it is seldom by painstakingly tracing that A and B leads to C (for that I
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by dagss 1mo ago
What do you mean GUI? Of course the observation of the agents behaviour happens by reading the code it emits.
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by dagss 1mo ago
But if you observe that the agent day after day do handle user input safely; and also routinely run an agent that scans for security vulnerabilities and observe it finding cases where input is not handled safely in existing code, you may co
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by dagss 2mo ago
Even if the fake is super-fast compared to postgres (1%) in CPU resources: Why spend extra engineering effort to build something that has less fidelity? CPU for test runs is cheap... and if you use any AI agent at all, tests runs faster tha
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by dagss 2mo ago
If you are unit testing something then sure mock out everything you are not concerned with. But for service layer tests I don't agree with you, including the actual production repository implementation and the DB is very useful. It is
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by dagss 2mo ago
BETA: I have been following https://github.com/superradcompany/microsandbox a bit, very simple to get started with at least.
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by dagss 2mo ago
I feel like the article is leaving the most important part out ; how to allocate that "offset" (sequence number) which allows consumers to keep tabs on how far they have read and query if there are new messages in the fallback. Th
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by dagss 2mo ago
It is downvoted because you first talk about "AI psychosis", then acknowledge the very issues people are concerned about. If our prisons are all random bricks glued together, that doesn't change the practical problem caused b
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by dagss 2mo ago
Or to be more specific, issue isn't text/templating as such. It is a fine templating language for text. But to use a text templating language to generate YAML, which is not only structured, making it a bad match for character base
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by dagss 2mo ago
Comparing changes in nuclear doctrines with people choosing a different way of life (granted, also for their children) than the majority seems totalitarian, to me. Minorities are, well, in miniority. Noone is at any point waging "every
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by dagss 2mo ago
Do you feel current western capitalistic culture is perfect and the peak of what humanity can accomplish? There should be more, not less, experiments in alternative ways of life. I wish there was a lot more examples because we desperately n
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by dagss 2mo ago
Of course. But I prefer IDEs that group and name the agent sessions by the worktree they are tasked with automatically.
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by dagss 2mo ago
Claude can easily do the merges I need (or myself manually for that matter). I guess all codebases and usecases are very different here and hard to give general advice. But I do have many years of experience working in a larger team and it&
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by dagss 2mo ago
As the sibling comments note, this is kind of off-topic to my post. But I think git worktrees are a bit more ergonomic, I don't have to think about local vs upstream there's just one place to push. I like to organize my projects l
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by dagss 2mo ago
Is there git worktree support? With the long waits for agents to do stuff I really don't see how one can get anything done without multitasking with multiple worktrees in parallel. So I'd want support for listing the worktrees and
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by dagss 2mo ago
I would argue that is a bit like complaining there is no "backend language" and that Java, Rust, Go all have different syntax. The choice of DB is arguably more important than the choice of backend language.
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by dagss 3mo ago
Thank you that was clearer. So, I have a PhD in Astrophysics so I am not a total stranger to doing some thinking. And I would say "create (...) answers by relying on the abstract concepts of the objects they are using" is a lofty
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by dagss 3mo ago
I didn't really try to argue that LLMs "have understanding". I am more, in a sense, arguing that "understanding" isn't clearly defined and sceptical about your confidence that this is an obvious quality of huma
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by dagss 3mo ago
Humans don't make the exact same errors of LLMs of course. Humans are very different beings. So you recognize that Claude is not a human. Humans make mistakes as well "inconsistent with the understanding mechanism", but they
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by dagss 3mo ago
It's the same with human intelligence though. A human can be brilliant on some things and then we're puzzled why they are so idiotic in other areas. Every time this comes up, people pick on any kind of flaws or inconsistencies of
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by dagss 3mo ago
The article seems to define "smart" as being good at spatial awareness and navigating a body through 3D space and such. Thus, a mice is smarter than an LLM. That's the first time in my life I hear this definition. Until now,
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by dagss 3mo ago
I have been actively searching for such a thing for months without finding it. Some are OS X only. Some will not work well with VMs/isolated agents. Currently using emdash, which is going in a great direction but somewhat new and buggy
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by dagss 3mo ago
Do you have to? Is it common to treat ?a=1&b=2 the same as ?b=2&a=1 in browser/CDNs/etc? Seems the spec puts this as a MAY. I think I doubt it will be implemented in generic ways, except perhaps for urlencoded payloads. Af
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by dagss 3mo ago
As a Norwegian teen parent: Seeing all the issues cropping up which is /enabled/ (not saying caused) by social media, you don't need to look for ulterior motives. I believe these bans are honest attempts to fix real problems.
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by dagss 3mo ago
Not sure what you mean. Whether Claude one shots or not, it spends some minutes and in those minutes I can start another task in another worktree...

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