justatdotin

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by justatdotin 2mo ago
I lose about 25% if I do not clean during bushfire season
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by justatdotin 2mo ago
Hi Simon, sorry to spam your comments but 7 months ago you asked me for a media report to back a claim I made and this week it finally arrived. perhaps a little late to be very useful to anyone who maintains that gating function, but here n
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by justatdotin 2mo ago
speaking of doom, https://ntindependent.com.au/scientist-says-ministers-pole-f...
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by justatdotin 2mo ago
now do usa
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Optional standards dont cut it(nt-ai-dc.info)
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by justatdotin 2mo ago
Tjanara Goreng Goreng did nothing rong. #LiarDreaming
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by justatdotin 9mo ago
how is that a personal attack? a personal attack would be eg calling him a DC. all I did was point out the intellectual dishonesty of his argument. that's an attack on his intellectually dishonest argument, not his person. by all means
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by justatdotin 9mo ago
isnt the 1RM the measure of progress?
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by justatdotin 9mo ago
anywhere you want hard isolation and only a subset of OS. especially multiple instances thereof. so, generally at the edge (gateways, shims, protocol boundaries)
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by justatdotin 9mo ago
container can be smaller at rest, but larger at runtime if you're not sure which you want its probably container
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by justatdotin 9mo ago
one reason i can imagine for this choice is that human review distributes new knowledge among human maintainers. Automated review might discourage that valuable interaction. The comment is an artefact of an inherently valuable process, not
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by justatdotin 9mo ago
oh yeah well that's an extreme example of how one dev's use could overwhelm a team's capacity.
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by justatdotin 9mo ago
Hi, the reason I have this expectation is that on a (cognitively) diverse team there will be a range of reactions that all need to be accommodated. some (many?) devs don't want agents. Either because the agent takes away the 'fun&
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by justatdotin 9mo ago
I think it's mistaken to think in terms of 'falling behind' or 'catching up' I've seen that these tools have different uses for different devs. I know on my current team, each of us devs works very differently
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by justatdotin 9mo ago
it is MUCH easier for solo devs to get agents to work for them than it is for teams to get agents to work for them.
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by justatdotin 9mo ago
I've shed more tears in the past two weeks than I have in my 40 years of adult life. forget: there I go again. kindness beats terror.
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by justatdotin 9mo ago
I too am an aussie swe (just 3700km up the road) who likes lots of things about working (on a much lower rung) in big (well, mid) tech. I have learned so much more in large orgs than startups, and I'm not done with it. However: We DO
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by justatdotin 9mo ago
"Fortunately, I’m not that smart." - love that attitude.
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by justatdotin 9mo ago
multi-agent collaboration on planning is definitely really valuable. I lean in to gemini's long context and have it set up as a long-term observer who I consult about overall direction, project philosophy, patterns in fail and success,
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by justatdotin 9mo ago
I think it is actually going to happen verrrrry slowly. but it will happen. Many many of my colleagues are understandably resisting. it will take a long time to balance out.
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by justatdotin 9mo ago
'LM are worse' is really not the strong vote of support you think it is. More than two things can be utterly disgusting at the very same time!
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by justatdotin 9mo ago
> Unfortunately it means those languages will be the permanent coding platforms. not really, I suspect training volume has a role in debugging a certain class of errors, so there is an advantage to python/ts/sql in those circum
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by justatdotin 9mo ago
yes you've got me, I'm a russian agent trying to fool you into questioning the arms trade. was it the accent?
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by justatdotin 9mo ago
ok I think I remember this one where disliking war means I side with whoever you think your enemy is today. I'm not american and I'm not interested in your ideas about who to kill.
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by justatdotin 9mo ago
thanks for the correction, I do not want to be aggressive. I see now I should have just asked: what do you want? to prefix my response with an admission that I'm not sure what the problem is.
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by justatdotin 9mo ago
I think I do understand your claim, which is why I am offering my personal experience as counter-evidence. agents can empower us to choose the best language for the job, rather than defaulting to one which we are most familiar with. I suspe
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by justatdotin 9mo ago
I am having a lot of trouble following you. Something has upset you: what would make you feel better? do you mean that researchers should be disallowed from accessing art? I do not see how research interferes with all the benefits you prio
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by justatdotin 9mo ago
for me its the arms trade. Daniel Ek pours spotify wealth into next gen miltech. sometimes I worry that I don't know what music means to other people but I am certain that to me it is antithetical to war culture.
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by justatdotin 9mo ago
I would expect more data to make ai music generation better
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by justatdotin 9mo ago
my experience is that llm programming and rust can fit together very nicely, thankyou. I am finding agent tooling expands my capacity for multi-language projects

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