egonschiele

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by egonschiele 18d ago
100% agree. Only thing is, as the last few years have shown, if you don't jump into the cesspit but a majority of your fellow humans do, it affects you anyway.
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by egonschiele 18d ago
I've followed Stephen for a while now, and I don't think this is Claude.
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by egonschiele 18d ago
I love Stephen's writing, and this is so well written. > I was very wrong. The grift economy is massive. More disturbing still, it is participatory. A large and growing share of the population now appears willing to devote every wak
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by egonschiele 18d ago
There are still swing voters and it is worth fighting for them! Also helpful to just remind people they need to vote. Typically, there is less turnout in midterms.
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by egonschiele 19d ago
I have been door knocking in a swing county in Wisconsin, and the first question we ask is, "what is the top issue you care about?" I've had one person say "the environment", and a couple have said, "what'
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by egonschiele 21d ago
Does anyone else feel incredibly nostalgic for the time when Bill Gates and Warren Buffet were the richest people on earth? I remember feeling pretty good about the fact that they were trying to do so much good, and about the giving pledge.
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by egonschiele 22d ago
> M6 supports up to 32GB of unified memory to multitask across demanding apps and run LLMs on device for secure and private agentic tasks. It also provides up to 170GB/s of unified memory bandwidth — a 10 percent increase over M5 an
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by egonschiele 27d ago
Care to share a link? This sounds neat
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by egonschiele 29d ago
I care about this issue, and Norway of course has built an incredible social democracy. However, Norway is also able to do this because it's just a much smaller country. The U.S. is absolutely massive, both in terms of population and i
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by egonschiele 1mo ago
I'm guessing (though not sure) the actors are outside the US.
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by egonschiele 2mo ago
Real bummer of a story. > He approached me because he was really into startups and wanted to become a tech entrepreneur, and make the big bucks It's a shame that so much of tech culture has become about money. Money was always a par
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by egonschiele 2mo ago
As far as I can tell, the paper never actually mentions the companies who aren't publishing papers. Open AI, Anthropic, and hugging face are all specifically mentioned as companies that do publish papers. Just FYI for anyone else who
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by egonschiele 2mo ago
In a similar vein, here's my favorite prompt: "Please review the tests you've written. Will the tests actually test what they're meant to? If the code breaks, will the test fail?" It's amazing how often LLMs wi
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by egonschiele 3mo ago
Love it! Do you need any technical help?
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by egonschiele 3mo ago
Neat throwback to Google Summer of Code, when tech felt so much simpler (at least to me). Anyone know anything about CodePath, Social Finance, or the nonprofits listed?
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by egonschiele 3mo ago
I have been working on this exact problem, and I suppose now is as good a time as any to talk about it. To make any agent "good", there are two components: the model and the harness. Very few companies can train models, but anyone
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by egonschiele 3mo ago
To be clear, they've been saying that all AI needs to take a break. I don't think this single action is going to do much.
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by egonschiele 4mo ago
It's important to note that thousands of people are giving their time every day for climate change work, doing thankless jobs for very little pay. The fact that the US chose a corrupt man over these people, the fact that millions of pe
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by egonschiele 4mo ago
I'm all for people writing their own coding agent harnesses... is there anything different about this one? Its not clear why I'd choose this over pi, opencode, or other existing options
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by egonschiele 5mo ago
As other comments have said, it would be great to add what this does that existing solutions can't. I see the project has been active since Feb, and has < 150 commits. I'd assume this is still pretty immature. So why use this?
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by egonschiele 5mo ago
Why don't all these distro maintainers add their own back doors, and mine crypto off our machines without our knowledge? Surely, there is some legal fine print they can add that would let them do that. There is very little incentive fo
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by egonschiele 5mo ago
Congrats to the Zed team! Great to see people continuing to work on important tooling like editors these days.
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by egonschiele 5mo ago
Warm blue vs cool blue is another interesting social question: https://www.ducktyped.org/p/a-colorful-controversy
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by egonschiele 5mo ago
Ah okay, so it's a case of "it's legal so it's fine", and impact or principles don't come into it.
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by egonschiele 5mo ago
Do you not think that that would have a negative impact on the world? or do you not care, or is this "the world is going to hell so I may as well get mine"?
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by egonschiele 5mo ago
I actually don't think Getting Killed the album is well mixed, what turned me on to Geese was their From The Basement performance https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qIol9hig2G4 the music and the mixing are incredible. I&#
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by egonschiele 5mo ago
I've been thinking about this a lot recently, and I don't know if it is possible to stop. I've been thinking the most impactful thing would be to create open-source tools to make it easier to build agents on top of open-sourc
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by egonschiele 5mo ago
Armin - creator of Flask https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Armin_Ronacher Mario - creator of Pi https://pi.dev
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by egonschiele 5mo ago
Armin is pretty well-known in the tech space. He has contributed a ton to open source and generally seems like a fairly principled person. I think this may be the first case where you turn out to be wrong :)
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by egonschiele 5mo ago
Just wanted to say what an incredible person you are! Catch and Kill and the related reporting was awesome too!

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