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Cognitive Packets for Agent Orchestration(github.com)
1 points by jhrobert 4mo ago|0 comments
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Cognitive Meteorite and Possibilism, the Rational As-If Approach(jeanhugues.substack.com)
1 points by jhrobert 7mo ago|1 comments
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by jhrobert 7mo ago
Cognitive Meteorite and Possibilism, the Rational As-If Approach *Founding Date: February 16, 2026* Today, I introduce an original dual concept from reflections on AI's transformative impact on humanity. The "Cognitive Meteorite&q
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AI challenge: StructEnv, when donet meets JSON(github.com)
2 points by jhrobert 2y ago|1 comments
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by jhrobert 2y ago
Hi there! With all the fuzz about Vibe Programming, I, a 59 years old software veteran, had a look at what's happening. I'm kind of frustrated. Am I getting old? Anyways, here is a short description of the StructEnv benchmark. The
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A Proposal for an Antifragile Software Manifesto(sciencedirect.com)
67 points by jhrobert 10y ago|45 comments
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by jhrobert 11y ago
Could be an interesting road for those trying to design an efficient hiring test for software developers. AFAIK there is no such test yet.
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Introducing Google Votes. A corporate liquid democracy experiment(tdcommons.org)
1 points by jhrobert 11y ago|0 comments
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by jhrobert 12y ago
It's funny that so many people missed the point and assumed the author is clueless.
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by jhrobert 12y ago
I would love to have "news paper like columns" in my editor. I have been looking for it since 2007... Another thing I would like is the ability to inject multiple files into the same "edit buffer" so that "search&qu
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by jhrobert 12y ago
I wrote quite a lot of TurboProlog code for a while some 25 years ago. I always wondered why there were no syntax sugar for nested 'or' Horn clauses. Now it's fixed. Cool. So is the rest of Cosmos syntax sugar, cool, kudos. I
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by jhrobert 12y ago
It could. Look for Eigendemocracy
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by jhrobert 12y ago
Kudocracy: https://github.com/virteal/kudocracy - Alpha. I will present it at https://juliareda.eu/2014/09/invitation-1st-european-liquid-...
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by jhrobert 12y ago
This is amazing. With enough understanding / reverse-engineering of the current JITs, one can produce near C speed efficient code. Cool.
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by jhrobert 12y ago
Perfect. Why? If effects from causes occurred immediately, versus with a distinct delay, everything would occur at once (or loop forever, that's a bug). Hence, because we can observe that things happen "in sequence", there is
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by jhrobert 12y ago
That's another attempt to fix the "representative democracy" crisis. Unfortunately I saw nothing about "Liquid Democracy" delegations? With pure direct votes only, participation will suffer because voting often on m
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by jhrobert 12y ago
If an "example" is a "suggestion", you may want to have look at my Kudocracy attempt: https://github.com/virteal/kudocracy
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by jhrobert 12y ago
That's "Liquid democracy"
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by jhrobert 12y ago
There is some "delegation" implementation inside, ala "liquid democracy". This is a nice mix of "direct" & "representative" democracy, a mix that I believe is very promising to avoid corruption wi
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by jhrobert 12y ago
OTOH corruption & fraud is much easier with anonymity.
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by jhrobert 12y ago
shorteners should be called that way only when the result is actually shorter. Otherwise "interceptors/tracers" seems a better name.
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by jhrobert 12y ago
Quid délégation, liquid demo style?
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by jhrobert 13y ago
I am considering the idea of spending some time studying node streams. Your remark worries me. Is there some sources I can consult about node stream potential weaknesses? Thanks.
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by jhrobert 13y ago
Using async, if you want something to allow listeners to be attached later: var outcome = Boxon(); fs.readFile( "test.txt", outcome ); // Attach listener later: outcome( function( err, content ){ ... } ); Se
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by jhrobert 13y ago
Boxon.cast( fs.readfile, 'myfile' ) .then( function( content ){ console.log( content ) }) .catch( function( err ){ console.log( "Error", err ) }); Boxon is promise implementation agnostic, works with Q, blueb
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by jhrobert 13y ago
Good article that demonstrates how much room for improvement still exist for modern languages. Icon's notions of success/failure and generators were giant steps that unfortunately went unnoticed. They lead to a level of source cod
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by jhrobert 13y ago
The basic income is just like roads, everybody pay to build and care for them and then everybody can use them for free. Basic incomes are roads, to liberty.
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by jhrobert 13y ago
This behaviour is not promise/a compatible. Make it optional and you become promise/a compatible.
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by jhrobert 13y ago
Compatible with jQuery deferred? Only if you consider that it is compatible to miss P.Deferred(), P.promise(), P.when(), parole.state(), parole.progress(), parole.done(), parole.fail() and parole.always() I tend to know about that because
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by jhrobert 13y ago
p1.and( p2 ).then( function( p1_result, p2_result ){...}); I believe this is equivalent to: Q.all( p1, p2 ).spread( function( p1_result, p2_result ){ ... } ); There are other good reasons, at this point, to switch from Q to a

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