malloryerik

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by malloryerik 23d ago
Can you imagine an (Android) app store model? You know when you buy packaging that it's verified. Complies with regulations. Companies submit packaging for review that's cheap, fast, tax-supported, and EU-wide. Doesn't have t
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by malloryerik 1mo ago
Instantly couldn't resist clicking on some unknown thing called "the Ploopy A+".
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by malloryerik 1mo ago
Oh I agree the LLM not reasoning at the AST level, and was trying to say I believed this even more strongly than the person I was replying to, but that it didn't matter if you coded or had the LLM code in an appropriate style for a l
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by malloryerik 1mo ago
Paren issues with Clojure probably mean your functions are too long? I like to keep mine down to 8-10 lines or less when possible, keep them flat and composable, use threading macro and then transducers for performance. At least that's
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by malloryerik 2mo ago
Yeah great point. In my case I'd dropped Clojure and then returned because of how I could use it with LLMs. Still, the good news is maybe that LLMs don't just kill everything but three languages.
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by malloryerik 2mo ago
Hehe, a good joke, but to be a little boring, Clojure is successful and excellent and LLMs love it in my experience. And it's better in LLM era because there little frictions get agented away so to speak but the benefits mostly remain
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by malloryerik 2mo ago
If machines start doing all of the work, even much or most cognitive work, then I think this has to change. Meanwhile look at Nordic countries for example. Not communist, rich, low inequality by design. They were the pioneers btw in social
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by malloryerik 2mo ago
I'd suggest we already have a some UBI, but in the form of education, health care, disaster relief, food stamps, and so on.
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by malloryerik 2mo ago
We have state supported pension plans in most developed countries, unemplyment insurance, these large welfare states with extensive public education, national health and so on, so while the means of production mostly haven't been socia
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When China Gets Its Own Mythos(foreignaffairs.com)
7 points by malloryerik 2mo ago|0 comments
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by malloryerik 2mo ago
I must say this truly depends. I can sometimes be more focused with an audiobook. An extreme example? Heidegger's Being and Time, Macquarie and Robinson translation. The audiobook version read by Martyn Swain is a godsend for helpi
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by malloryerik 2mo ago
Nice, but only for React?
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Sorry, A.I. Is Not Giving Us a Four-Day Workweek(nytimes.com)
6 points by malloryerik 2mo ago|1 comments
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by malloryerik 3mo ago
Of course it's possible, but reading and watching fiction feel very different and can you see a way to change that? The word may continue to decline compared to image. But the image is soon to become nearly as cheap and hackable as the
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by malloryerik 3mo ago
Will this affect non-Korean online communities in Korea? Like Instagram?
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by malloryerik 4mo ago
Ah, thanks!
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by malloryerik 4mo ago
To me this is almost like a tone-deaf naming change. Empty Slot (new Pro as Mythos competitor?) Old Pro -> now Flash Old Flash -> now Flash Lite Old Flash Lite -> now Gemma (and not served by Google) I say "almost" becaus
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by malloryerik 4mo ago
Well in a recent project I tried TypeScript thinking, OK, LLMs, huge training corpus! massive adoption! api for everything already set up! swim with the current! and I tried various frameworks and so on, but for me reasoning about things a
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by malloryerik 4mo ago
For me, I need to move fast and already knew Phoenix well, LiveView fits my use case, and websockets setup with Phoenix is very clear so switching to a two-language setup seemed better than CLJS. I could have gone CLJS re-frame and all that
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by malloryerik 4mo ago
Using Clojure and Elixir and LLMs are fantastic with both. Sure, if I get to a super-stable situation then maybe I'd consider moving to Rust (or Jank?), but for now I'm just so happy with Clojure and Elixir in this new world. I&#x
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Pentagon Wants Innovation. Small Businesses Want to Deliver. What's the Problem?(inc.com)
1 points by malloryerik 4mo ago|1 comments
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by malloryerik 5mo ago
Thanks, may try this.
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by malloryerik 5mo ago
I'd be interested in soft drinks that were unsweetened altogether and not just sugar free. Sometimes I have sparkling water + apple cider vinegar + lemon/lime juice and it's wonderful when well mixed.
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by malloryerik 5mo ago
"... That's not cheating. That's being smart."
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by malloryerik 6mo ago
VS Code and its forks (Cursor, Antigravity, etc.) have Calva, a fantastic REPL with excellent linter Kondo. These are amazing tools; formatting is the very least of it. You don't need Emacs. I personally using VS Code + Doom Emacs. Als
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by malloryerik 6mo ago
https://archive.is/m9YQI
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Social media is populist and polarising; AI may be the opposite(ft.com)
4 points by malloryerik 6mo ago|1 comments
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by malloryerik 6mo ago
If you want a shot at liking Joyce try "Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man."
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by malloryerik 7mo ago
Have you tried this? Review?
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by malloryerik 8mo ago
I've wondered to myself here and there if new languages wouldn't be specifically written for LLM agentic coding, and what that might look like.

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