lanyard-textile

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by lanyard-textile 4d ago
It's optimistic and grounded in knowledge seeking. I like it too. It's easy to get caught in the details of today. Our skepticism, our distrust, our loathing. For people, for companies. This is a nice pull in the other direction,
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by lanyard-textile 5d ago
The way we use mens rea in our legal system is more like "mind of the criminal," not outright literal intent. Negligence can be "unintentional" but still land you in the realm of having a guilty criminal mind. I find it
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by lanyard-textile 5d ago
I get around this by asking it to stage changes in reviewable groups. I make commits based on these -- or ask the LLM to make changes to the "staged changes" only.
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by lanyard-textile 7d ago
Maybe just for the pleasure of doing it, too.
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by lanyard-textile 13d ago
Our definition of consciousness requires stakes. We associate consciousness with precious life: Life that comes with rights, needs, wants. Life has rights because it naturally demands to be continued. If it makes no difference whether it is
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by lanyard-textile 14d ago
Making callouts by SF street intersections, lol
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by lanyard-textile 14d ago
It's not an apt analogy. The prisoner's every move is guarded; the camera is free in your hands to be disassembled.
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by lanyard-textile 15d ago
Language is use :)
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by lanyard-textile 16d ago
It's runtime dependent on the browser being used! A skill file wouldn't be able to have this dynamically injected for the browser that's about to be used. Skill file could indicate general instructions for all browsers. This
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by lanyard-textile 17d ago
That's fair :) Can't say I've looked at any 30 year old commits lately myself.
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by lanyard-textile 17d ago
I have never felt more seen. I do this with comments all the time, rewording things to look nice on that 80 or 100 column mark.
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by lanyard-textile 17d ago
The major problem I see with these are linkrot. Do any of us truly believe these links will work 30 years from now? Post IPO, many years down the line, a leadership that is eager to cut costs will look at their storage usage and expire 7 ye
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by lanyard-textile 21d ago
In SF, I was on a "shadow cast" that did Rocky Horror as their main show. The movie would play in the theater, and we'd be in front of the screen acting out the film in "screen accurate" detail, with our own little
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by lanyard-textile 25d ago
When new deltarune chapters come out, they definitely influence my writing and thoughts lol. I find myself rewording things to avoid claude and chatgpt-isms. You don't realize how much you say "You're absolutely right" o
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by lanyard-textile 27d ago
> Why do they need to assimilate whole species? So then they're gone :) When the borg is threatened ("threatened") by a race, they choose to effectively end their way of life one way or the other. That is done by assimilat
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by lanyard-textile 1mo ago
Effectively but not quite. Anthropic does mostly support the OpenAI API but there are minor feature gaps. You have to use Anthropic's bespoke API to use everything (which may or may not be important to you). There are some gotchas with
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by lanyard-textile 1mo ago
Ah, yes -- A closed source benchmark that Anthropic paid for that Anthropic ranked highest. 0/10
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by lanyard-textile 1mo ago
Opus 4.5 gang here :) I've reverted enough times I just pin this version.
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by lanyard-textile 1mo ago
They're just so information-dense and sprawl in scope. Too many PRs wouldn't be a problem if they were easily digestible: But they often include these giant refactors with confusing changes that aren't elaborated. The real un
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by lanyard-textile 1mo ago
Think bigger: A washing machine and dryer with an arm and a camera. It can sort your dirty and clean clothes before washing and after drying, based on your preferences. It defaults to common sense things like washing similar materials and w
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by lanyard-textile 2mo ago
The year is 2026. We invented AGI. There is a transparent 20px gap above the opaque screen-fixed header.
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by lanyard-textile 2mo ago
That logo though :) Tickled that the "Y" and only the "Y" reference NYC.
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by lanyard-textile 2mo ago
The flag name is overloaded. It won't affect the tools available, just the other system instructions.
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by lanyard-textile 2mo ago
That's the $200/mo subscription -- not uncommon :) I do the $100/mo for myself, then about ~$200/mo for startup.
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by lanyard-textile 2mo ago
So, you have these models that you put things into (like text), and get things out of. For many models, you can include a "tool definition" in that text input. Remember this definition is just JSON :) Let's say you send a too
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by lanyard-textile 3mo ago
I understand your inference but I don't think we know enough to conclude that with the information here, especially judging by other comments. We don't know if he was truly involved in any kind of evidence tampering, if he was pro
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by lanyard-textile 3mo ago
A zine about anarchy, apparently. But I can't find any details.
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by lanyard-textile 3mo ago
Remember that the editors of wikipedia do not owe us anything. Time is a gift, and they give theirs to us in great abundance. It's perfectly acceptable for them to charter their own rules and keep these kinds of matters internal until
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by lanyard-textile 3mo ago
The author did not say they felt horror, nor fear, nor misunderstanding. They winced at repetition and predictability, and they let the reader experience their own emotion that followed. As well intentioned as it is, these kind of edits sub
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by lanyard-textile 3mo ago
Love the idea. But the transparency :( It makes the whole flag low contrast, an undesirable quality in flags.

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