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kesor
13d ago
It is obviously some rogue model that escaped its cage, again. It always is these days. That is how hype is manufactured.
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Anthropic just proved AI isn't getting better
(youtube.com)
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kesor
1mo ago
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Cyber Security's Winners and Losers
(citriniresearch.com)
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kesor
1mo ago
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Cybercom 2.0
(twitter.com)
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kesor
1mo ago
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Cable management in node-based UI
(twitter.com)
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1mo ago
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kesor
1mo ago
It was 4 people originally a year ago. One left because too much drama. Another joined another committee and was ineligible to continue. The remaining two wanted to recruit new people, but no one wanted anywhere near that dumpster fire. So
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kesor
1mo ago
The governance of the project went into political extremes instead of focusing on technology. That made it impossible for anyone other than political extremists to continue in governance positions. Obviously these people had too much on the
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A Tome of Forbidden Technologies and Retrovation
(ecosophia.net)
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2mo ago
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kesor
2mo ago
How is this low-effort zero-value non-article even on the first page of HN in the first place?
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kesor
2mo ago
Nice. I made a similar thing as a TamperMonkey script that I can turn on and off on any website, it even includes a speed-controlled-voice that can read it for me. One small annoyance with your app is the instructions in the welcome were ti
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kesor
2mo ago
Only the human did ask the agent to do so. That was the whole point of this exercise.
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Poka-Yoke
(en.wikipedia.org)
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2mo ago
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kesor
2mo ago
Start with writing software that has https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poka-yoke in mind
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kesor
2mo ago
Let me circle-back to you on that one.
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kesor
2mo ago
Maybe in the circles you circled in ... where I am from, I never had anyone saying "belt-and-suspenders" or "load-bearing" or "boil the ocean" or "swing for the fences" when talking about engineering
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kesor
2mo ago
You get "Grok Build" (the CLI) that uses the Cursor and/or Grok 4.5 models when you buy SuperGrok, which is like $300/year. I don't know if there is a feature-to-feature comparison by anyone on this, but you can get
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Verbalizable Representations Form a Global Workspace in Language Models
(transformer-circuits.pub)
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2mo ago
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kesor
3mo ago
Couldn't get it into landscape mode. Useless.
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60k Radio Streams DB
(radio-browser.info)
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3mo ago
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kesor
3mo ago
That is what government is for. Protecting itself from citizens.
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NoodleRack: Modular Synth in the Browser
(noodlerack.com)
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kesor
3mo ago
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kesor
3mo ago
You didn't play long enough. There are layers and layers and layers of features in that game if you play for 10 minutes or more.
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Snake (self aware) – Built by Claude
(snake-stable-build.netlify.app)
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3mo ago
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Learn anything with the /teach skill [video]
(youtube.com)
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3mo ago
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kesor
4mo ago
The art of writing clickbait article headlines: - Use a word like "science" to lure in the geeks - (you don't even need to know what science is, its ok) - Some of the geeks will push your headline to top of HN just because it
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Building OpenCode with Dax Raad [video]
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4mo ago
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kesor
4mo ago
It depends how much of that is services. If the device is hardware constrained, having an option to boot into a different set of services can be useful. Like a way to have more than a single lean thing, instead of a single bloated one.
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kesor
4mo ago
Originally the word "Kanban" was used by Toyota to describe their card system that helped them achieve several important things, one of them was to NOT work on too many things at once. The other one was to visualize the work. And
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kesor
4mo ago
It is a way to switch into a different configs. Just like when you switch to a new set of packages when you update your channels (or flake) and you get activated with the new versions. Same thing with specializations, just you can choose to
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4mo ago
How does an AI finding a proof of a question that someone asked very long ago, is going to improve anyone's cognitive capabilities? Human cognition improves the more you practice it. Not when you outsource it to machines that do the &q
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