jesseduffield

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At the end of the day, my slaves are just a tool(lesswrong.com)
3 points by jesseduffield 2mo ago|0 comments
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by jesseduffield 3mo ago
Thank you for sharing that video, I just watched the whole thing; such great storytelling. Its got a very similar aesthetic to mine with every action having an extremely small margin for error, with extremely grave consequences, and with a
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What is your AI agent constantly doing wrong?
2 points by jesseduffield 4mo ago|0 comments
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by jesseduffield 8mo ago
You can plot all activities on a spectrum of dopamine 'cheapness'. On one side of the spectrum is slot machines, various drugs, and doomscrolling. These generally involve little effort, and involve 'variable ratio reinforceme
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by jesseduffield 9mo ago
I've seen a lot of AI 'arena's around but nothing that actually puts embodied agents in a space and lets them fight eachother, cooperate, etc. I built this in my week off work, and figured some of you may find it interesting.
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by jesseduffield 9mo ago
The world needs more intelligent shitposting. I support you.
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Always bet on text (2014)(graydon2.dreamwidth.org)
347 points by jesseduffield 9mo ago|181 comments
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by jesseduffield 9mo ago
Post from the creator of Rust, 11 years ago. Highly relevant to today.
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by jesseduffield 10mo ago
Glad somebody got the reference!
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AI Tinkerbell(jesseduffield.com)
2 points by jesseduffield 1y ago|0 comments
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ChatGPT 6 Is a Jerk(jesseduffield.com)
2 points by jesseduffield 1y ago|0 comments
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AI is stupid, just like me(jesseduffield.com)
3 points by jesseduffield 1y ago|0 comments
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The Future of Redwood Launches Today(community.redwoodjs.com)
2 points by jesseduffield 1y ago|3 comments
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by jesseduffield 1y ago
It appears that RedwoodJS as we know it is being wound down. I've never used Redwood JS but I've watched it from a distance as it was (to my knowledge) striving to be a proper fullstack JS framework akin to rails, which is a noble
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by jesseduffield 2y ago
Good point. I've updated the post to provide context + link
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1M Lazygit downloads, one embarrassment at a time(jesseduffield.com)
67 points by jesseduffield 2y ago|12 comments
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I want my AI to get mad(jesseduffield.com)
18 points by jesseduffield 2y ago|29 comments
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Add More Kafkas(jesseduffield.com)
1 points by jesseduffield 2y ago|0 comments
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If you're out of ideas, build Memeware(jesseduffield.com)
2 points by jesseduffield 2y ago|0 comments
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by jesseduffield 2y ago
Lazygit has its own built-in approach to this problem which is much more strict than what git-absorb does (it explicitly asks for confirmation if there's any ambiguity). There's an extensive writeup about it here: https:/&#x
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Don't Let Go (of compile-time knowledge)(jesseduffield.com)
3 points by jesseduffield 2y ago|0 comments
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Lazygit creator interviews DHH (creator of Rails)(jesseduffield.com)
2 points by jesseduffield 2y ago|0 comments
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Stop selling me trichotomies(jesseduffield.com)
3 points by jesseduffield 2y ago|1 comments
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by jesseduffield 2y ago
Still down for me
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Life Without the Front Page(jesseduffield.com)
6 points by jesseduffield 2y ago|0 comments
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Lazygit creator interviews 'Uncle' Bob Martin(jesseduffield.com)
3 points by jesseduffield 2y ago|2 comments
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by jesseduffield 2y ago
In this interview I had the chance to ask Bob many questions that had been stewing in my mind for a while, such as: * Are there some domains where Object-oriented programming is better suited than functional programming? * Is the Single Res
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by jesseduffield 2y ago
Seconding this opinion: Dwarkesh's podcast is really good. I haven't watched all of the Zuck interview but I recommend others to check out a couple extra episodes to get a more representative sample. He is one of the few postcaste
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Should open source developers get paid?(blog.codacy.com)
1 points by jesseduffield 2y ago|0 comments
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by jesseduffield 3y ago
I completely agree

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