mempko

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Why Adding More AI Agents Makes Your Team Slower(blog.mempko.com)
3 points by mempko 14d ago|0 comments
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A Million Kakapos(blog.mempko.com)
3 points by mempko 15d ago|0 comments
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by mempko 16d ago
The new updates got me back into dwarf fortress. I'm sure there are more players now then ever before.
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by mempko 16d ago
I've been building Abject ( https://abject.world ) as a malleable base for custom code. It's built on top of a protocol I created called the Ask protocol. I've now built it to a point where I no longer use claude to
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by mempko 20d ago
I highly recommend the book Dawn of Everything by David Wengrow and David Graeber. Incredibly well researched looking at the latest scientific findings from anthropology and archeology.
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by mempko 20d ago
There is a long tradition in America of Socialist mayors maintaining cities really well. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sewer_socialism Glad to see Zohran is bringing it back.
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by mempko 23d ago
they are not
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by mempko 24d ago
I actually use the computer as a metaphor. The LLM is the CPU. The harness is the motherboard which controls communication between the CPU and other components like memory, hardrive, and inputs. In other words, how the LLM interacts with th
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by mempko 24d ago
This is cool. Love that you used lisp here.
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by mempko 26d ago
It seems at this stage hermes has the upper hand over OpenClaw in people building multi-agent systems. What about hermes do people like above OpenClaw. I'm building a completely different kind of "software factory" called Abj
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by mempko 27d ago
Same. Sometimes you have to live with inconvenience to keep a moral stand. Those down-voting don't understand why any sacrifice of convenience or tech is worth it.
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by mempko 1mo ago
Yes, these cost savings would be a deflationary event. Most layoffs will come from insurance companies and administration necessary to satisfy them in hospitals. One reason hospitals have such low margins is many people simply can't pa
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by mempko 1mo ago
This is what got me into programming. When I was a kid, I had a shitty 386 because my father got a computer second hand from a friend (we were poor). I was playing the game and then pressed a key and it took me to the basic editor. I was co
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by mempko 1mo ago
Exactly, and now that these same businesses have LLMs, the savings they got using open source is no longer relevant. I expect we will see far more personal open source projects and a divestment from larger ones. More 1 or two people open so
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by mempko 1mo ago
I won't use their models for this reason. Musk tinkering too much with the RL to make it sound more like him is wild. I don't care how smart or cheap the model is if it's run by Musk, I just can't use it.
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Apple Caps Bug Bounty Submissions After AI Surge(pcmag.com)
4 points by mempko 1mo ago|0 comments
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by mempko 1mo ago
I've been programming for 30 years and "Code was never the hard part" does not offend me. It's something i've been saying for a long time. You can teach anyone the mechanics of coding well in like 6 months. Programm
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by mempko 1mo ago
So you are saying it's even worse than the numbers reported.
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by mempko 1mo ago
The state has created the debt based money we have now. It's always the state. Both are true.
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by mempko 1mo ago
When you mentioned silver coins and bitcoin that helped me understand your position. All modern money is debt. Bitcoin is NOT a form of money. Silver coins do require a debt, which is taxes people owe which they can use the silver coins to
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by mempko 2mo ago
It is good, but the harness matters a lot. The harness is what allows an LLM interact with the real world. For finance it's important you get answers using the latest data and that are calculated and not hallucinated. Also important th
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by mempko 2mo ago
As a side note. All money is borrowed. That's how money gets created! Short explainer video by the great late David Graeber https://youtu.be/LxJW7hl8oqM?is=IjdyHwZchaiMHk4C
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by mempko 2mo ago
It's because most people are lib-left. The Financial Times had a great article about comparing social media vs AI. https://archive.ph/Q61eT It's no surprise that the models would reflect most people's feeling
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by mempko 2mo ago
Hey, can you try again? There was certificate issue that should be fixed now. Thanks!
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by mempko 2mo ago
corporate mindset.
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by mempko 2mo ago
Thanks, I'll check it out! When I implemented messaging for Abject, I used the Erlang model. I also added P2P support so objects can talk across the network. There is this great discussion between Joe Armstrong and Alan Kay if you have
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by mempko 2mo ago
Wait, you are telling me people vibe created apps before LLMs? /s This is beautiful. I loved Hypercard when I was a kid. If they added networking to it, it would have been superior to web browsers! Please people, have some joy and stop
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by mempko 2mo ago
Thanks, that's some great research, I updated the post! As you pointed out, how objects handled message passing is isomorphic with Simula's discrete events. However the real story about messages is late-binding, which is the core
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by mempko 2mo ago
I wrote to Alan Kay over 8 years ago about my fears of global warming and how tech seems to dismiss it as a concern on the whole. A little known fact about Alan Kay is 17 years ago he was part of a group of "systems people" who pu
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by mempko 2mo ago
Haha, haven't heard of Yes Oriented Programmer. I'll have to use that one.

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