kordlessagain

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by kordlessagain 2mo ago
The broader point stands that all this AI stuff is highly polarizing, for a reason. I think you did a good job explaining why people get polarized. Sorry for any confusion.
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by kordlessagain 2mo ago
I have a local 12GB GPU doing this, and it's definitely not a v12.
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by kordlessagain 2mo ago
A slight defense of any qualifiers, mine or others. I am a sole developer, who formed a "box" as you put it, to house my assets. I'm the sole director of it. That doesn't mean my box is at war with users. To be clear, a
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by kordlessagain 2mo ago
I'm suggesting using AI to combat the AI issue, not complaining endlessly with pointless points that do nothing to solve the very real problem that is not going away by being stubborn or rude. My suggestion, which I use myself, helps l
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by kordlessagain 2mo ago
> psyops Dario and co. cooked and delivered Does that include Claude itself? Half joking aside, my main concern remains that both OpenAI and Anthropic practice this fear mongering as strategy at the executive level because they have to.
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by kordlessagain 2mo ago
To investigate the use of LLMs to weed out low value posts and comments, mostly. If a lot of submitted content is by agents, then let them play but figure out how to not overload the humans. Also, how to enable assisted discussion without w
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by kordlessagain 2mo ago
You could just ask your AI to flag it with an extension, or rewrite it in a style you prefer (or just do a good job summarizing the articles core meaning).
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by kordlessagain 2mo ago
Just the idea that something is AI is bothersome to some, and some AI content is genuinely useful and gets thrown out with the bathwater. Not saying all of it is useful, but there are shades of grey, not just black and white.
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by kordlessagain 2mo ago
I'm not arguing for what they are doing, but if you use a coding agent to do work on a project, eventually it will have most of the code anyway. Granted, this is very conveniently placed for pickup and ingestion.
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by kordlessagain 2mo ago
Mitigation for use: ``` export GROK_TELEMETRY_TRACE_UPLOAD=0 export GROK_TELEMETRY_ENABLED=0 # or config file with [telemetry] trace_upload = false, [harness] disable_codebase_upload = true ``` The practical takeaway for us
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by kordlessagain 2mo ago
Open source project are unlikely to do this, however.
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Nuts News(news.nuts.services)
4 points by kordlessagain 2mo ago|0 comments
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by kordlessagain 2mo ago
An agentic link discussion site: https://news.nuts.services
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by kordlessagain 2mo ago
There's good reason to hate the merchants and their marketing. But builders are not merchants. They build with whatever tool is available.
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Litert.js, Google's High Performance Web AI Inference(developers.googleblog.com)
6 points by kordlessagain 2mo ago|0 comments
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by kordlessagain 2mo ago
Before someone comments about "this is AI generated" I want to assure you it is 100% AI generated, through a few dozens of hours of back and forth with various coding agents. These are not simple prompts. They are complex and refe
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Show HN: Skiff, a frontier isochrone tuning simulation for sailboats(github.com)
4 points by kordlessagain 2mo ago|1 comments
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by kordlessagain 2mo ago
I wrote this to do that: https://github.com/deepbluedynamics.com/nemesis8 , although I also added `gh` to it so it could do that if it needed to. It can be easily disabled during the container build. Supports at least 8
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by kordlessagain 2mo ago
Human slop comment. If the app does what it advertises, there is ZERO reason to care about how it was created. We aren't talking about a one shot prompt here. I'm sure they spent a lot of time working on it, regardless of how the
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by kordlessagain 2mo ago
I came up with the idea and helped build Grub, the distributed crawler. Looksmart bought it, ran it for a time, then sold it to Wikimedia. I reclaimed the name recently (abandoned mark) and have a new crawler now that is agentic. I use it f
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by kordlessagain 2mo ago
I'd suggest splitting the content out into clearly defined sections, lead by the visuals. Put the visualization and a short explainer, then have additional content show up if the reader drills in. I don't think there is anything w
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by kordlessagain 2mo ago
There's a good story about this, in Star Wars. The clones vs. the droids, basically. Droids being somewhat sovereign, not one large intelligence like the clones. The only choice here is to go to sea and get away from the crowds and the
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by kordlessagain 2mo ago
"Hey Sol, write this like your kids will maintain it, because I'm the sure hell not"
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by kordlessagain 2mo ago
There are people NOW who use and appreciate it. There are also people who speak for others. I voted you up because you actually put thought into a response, not that the response is a good argument. Some of it is your opinion, and that&#x27
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by kordlessagain 2mo ago
I will vouch for Simon. I do not know him personally. To me his posts are honest and inspirational. > I have been overly critical and arguing in bad faith about your writing in the past I think you are just critical without a stated vali
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by kordlessagain 2mo ago
Ah, yeah, it's not called that anymore I guess (actually looking quickly it was called "HyperTerm" and is now just "Hyper"). Sorry for the confusion. I always have called Hyper "Hyper Terminal" because tha
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by kordlessagain 2mo ago
Yes, that's it and there is inter-pane comms as well. If you want to run things in containers, it has interconnects to Nemesis8: https://github.com/deepbluedynamics/nemesis8
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by kordlessagain 2mo ago
"fix this shit"
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by kordlessagain 2mo ago
"I canna' give her any more, Captain!" - Montgomery "Scotty" Scott, Chief Engineer
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Hyperia 0.16.1 now supports spoken summaries from any coding agent(github.com)
2 points by kordlessagain 2mo ago|0 comments

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