gryfft

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by gryfft 7d ago
It would be nice to add controls for mobile.
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by gryfft 9d ago
Not a joke, I think. Thespians are a superstitious bunch and the Scottish play at this point is virtually a self-fulfilling prophecy of disastrous productions.
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by gryfft 9d ago
This is something I've felt very deeply intuitively. (It's also something that it feels like my life actively optimizes against to prevent me being able to do it.)
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by gryfft 11d ago
An automated service station could be quite compact; it wouldn't need plumbing, lighting, human-comfortable climate control. Parts can be modular, and when a station gets low on spare parts, a self-driving truck could come by to pick u
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by gryfft 12d ago
Lucky day for me then! Thanks for the recommendation! Edit: Enjoyed and reshared, good rec
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by gryfft 12d ago
I haven't heard of this one specifically but the themes remind me of Lena [0] and SOMA [1]. 0. https://qntm.org/mmacevedo 1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soma_(video_game)
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by gryfft 12d ago
If it's more efficient, is that not an arbitrage opportunity?
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by gryfft 15d ago
I believe the saying goes: Markets can remain irrational longer than you can remain solvent.
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by gryfft 18d ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Principle_of_least_astonishmen...
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by gryfft 22d ago
It's like blasting white noise at max volume. I wonder if all communication will eventually be rendered into a homogenous thrumming hiss.
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by gryfft 28d ago
Use the /btw feature. If you talk while it's thinking, it takes what your say as steering, not as the next rung in the conversation. You can also hit escape to make it stop and acknowledge you.
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by gryfft 1mo ago
Many people feel that winners should be rewarded and losers should be punished. Systems thinkers may try to push notions of connectedness in societies, and moralists may try to push notions of universal equality of human dignity, but in the
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by gryfft 1mo ago
I wonder how many people would be on board for a program to make Medicare available for free for households making over $100,000 annually with 1-3 children. We're talking about families that are provably not lazy or sucking up handouts
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by gryfft 1mo ago
In India*
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by gryfft 1mo ago
> the solution would be to respect and pay workers more Not to worry, they're furiously working on an alternative which will ensure no worker must ever be respected or paid ever again!
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by gryfft 1mo ago
To mitigate the clickbait title: Doggerland by Ben Smith. Here's a review from 2019. [1] 1. https://www.theguardian.com/books/2019/mar/25/doggerland-rev...
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by gryfft 1mo ago
I'm definitely glad for this journalism, but find myself a bit surprised that a 515 page dossier's spiciest bit is apparently the metric referenced in the title (likelihood of customer attrition == 0.)
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by gryfft 1mo ago
You can add whatever threats you like to your LLM prompts without also posting confusing, out-of-context threads on Hacker News. Threatening models with punishment-- even nonsensical punishment-- has been shown to improve performance. >
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by gryfft 1mo ago
I mean this as gently as I can say it. You either have a grievous misunderstanding of how frontier models work, or are developing the beginnings of schizophrenia. YOU are the human in the loop. There is no griefing human messing up your L
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by gryfft 1mo ago
That is not what Hacker News or common spaces are for. You are polluting a public space with antisocial behavior.
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by gryfft 1mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Betteridge's_law_of_headlines
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by gryfft 1mo ago
OP seems to be drifting between referring to other people and talking about responses from LLMs. He seems to blame "griefers" for his vibe coded software not coming out the way he wants. He has lots of ad hominem insults for these
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by gryfft 1mo ago
I'm pleading with you one last time. Can you explain yourself in a way that someone who hasn't been following along can understand? I realize you aren't talking about the United States Congress; but that means what you'r
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by gryfft 1mo ago
What in the world do you mean by "congressional report"?!
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by gryfft 1mo ago
I couldn't make head or tail of their comment, submission title, or headline, so I looked for myself. OP is making a custom VNC client and server with Codex and is timing how long it takes. OP, please rewrite your verbiage to clearly s
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by gryfft 1mo ago
My first question is whether it incorporates any resources from Erowid.
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by gryfft 1mo ago
It's strange to me that the voices naysaying agentic coding capabilities seem to be getting louder in recent weeks. I almost wonder if there's a campaign to start suppressing public awareness of where SOTA capabilities really are.
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by gryfft 1mo ago
There's never been a better time to vibe code a game to play with your family. If you use Claude or Codex to put the game together, you can make your own entertaining casual game that works great remote and has no dark patterns, data h
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by gryfft 1mo ago
The very reason I have always felt a bit of undue loyalty to blue team. A red teamer just has to find one vuln, blue team needs to find _all_ vulns.
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by gryfft 1mo ago
Yeah, if this is the new normal I might start day drinking at some point in the coming weeks.

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