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by ninininino 5mo ago
We throw away half of our food and waste it. If humans had less agricultural yield due to decrease in use of pesticides, we'd start to be more efficient with what we grow, and choose agricultural crops that are more efficient for gener
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by ninininino 5mo ago
According to Gemini, CNT are dangerous to human health. Can any experts dispute this or give a reason we shouldn't be against the use of carbon nanotubes in industry? "Carcinogenicity: Certain multi-walled carbon nanotubes (MWCNTs
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by ninininino 5mo ago
I didn't claim the sky is falling with the use of AI in coding. I claimed > basic security features like asking for user confirmation for bash commands, or restricting commands to the current directory Do not currently reliably work
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by ninininino 5mo ago
They don't work. Do not trust them. Run Claude Code in an isolated, disposable micro VM and assume it will break your environment, steal any available secrets, do destructive commands, etc. So don't give it any way to do that to a
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by ninininino 5mo ago
Apply that to any other war or arm's race. "The fact that the US' defense spending needs to grow linearly with China's is a damning indictment of the mindset of the vast ineffectual mess that is the defense industry&quot
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by ninininino 5mo ago
Wow, it seems I'm the fool here. I'm on Version: 2.6.19. Per https://cursor.com/docs/configuration/worktrees#how-is-this-... They apparently removed this in 3.0. - I couldn't begin to guess why. &qu
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by ninininino 5mo ago
A bit ironic to me to print the case with plastic which'll just end up degrading into microplastics over time, creating a more toxic environment. Like a toothbrush made of sugar or a mop made of charcoal.
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by ninininino 6mo ago
That is my experience currently.
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by ninininino 6mo ago
What's your assessment of AWS and GCP? Do you think it's likely they suffer from some of the same issues (eg the manual access of what should be highly secure, private systems, the instability, the lack of security)?
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by ninininino 6mo ago
Saying it can't stay in between is like saying a company can't sell both regular bikes and electric bikes. Or bikes that can do both.
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by ninininino 6mo ago
"having to type `/worktree` into every new chat isn't really a resolution" I don't know what you're talking about. My experience with Cursor (before this new v3) is that new Cursor agent tabs / cloud agent
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by ninininino 6mo ago
> Cursor, same as Copilot, has been used by people who are basically pair programming with the AI. So, on abstraction down. This is not really true anymore. Cursor has better cloud agents than Claude. The multi-agent experience is better
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by ninininino 6mo ago
I'm so confused. You wrote that your fleet/team wrote a bunch of tickets. "Result: 36 task cards on the board — 1 milestone, 7 sub-goals, 28 self-created subtasks. Two cross-team interfaces aligned. All from one sentence.&quo
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by ninininino 6mo ago
Are agents at worktree level or can a single agent and chat work on a parent directory above multiple worktrees of different repos?
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by ninininino 6mo ago
its like a military targeting map for our geopolitical adversaries
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by ninininino 6mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pig_butchering_scam > We invest $125 million annually in trust and safety teams, features and initiatives to help prevent and disrupt potential harm on and off our platforms. As we outl
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by ninininino 6mo ago
This just exposes why UI like Codex, Cursor, T3 Code, Conductor, Intent, etc are necessary. This is a bit intense.
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by ninininino 6mo ago
Android is attempting to discourage good / regular users from sideloading apps, rooting their phone, etc. Android wants good / regular users to pass things like Play Integrity with the strongest verdicts. This helps app distributo
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by ninininino 6mo ago
Because estimates suggest Americans lose about $119 billion annually to financial scams, which is a not insignificant fraction of our entire military budget, or more than 5% of annual social security expenditures.
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by ninininino 6mo ago
How will you have agents prove that they actually purchased the product or service they are reviewing? It might be a good way to gate hallucinated/prevent reviews. Although likely not good enough.
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by ninininino 6mo ago
Just curious, are there browser extensions that automatically can alter colors on a webpage to make them colorblind friendly?
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by ninininino 7mo ago
I'll be sure to strap a GoPro to my forehead on a daily basis so I can take impromptu footage of stuff.
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by ninininino 7mo ago
POV camera footage without holding your phone out in front of you distracting you from having to look down at your phone instead of up at the thing you're filming? Imagine you want to capture your POV but also want to be present and in
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by ninininino 7mo ago
Diversification is your friend, not just across asset classes (equity + bond + precious metals/commodities + hard assets +alts) also trying to pick a single stock to be your safe haven is not always a wise move.
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by ninininino 7mo ago
See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Social_media_age_verification_... for a full picture of US states age verification laws, states in the article include: Arkansas California Florida Georgia Louisiana Mississippi Nebras
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by ninininino 7mo ago
Which one lets them close off security loopholes scam farms use to automate scam messages and accounts? Probably getting rid of web and desktop.
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by ninininino 7mo ago
Play Integrity and APIs like it aren't about security, they are about anti-fraud/anti-scam.
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by ninininino 8mo ago
He didn't "start out" when LLMs were growing or at the time he founded a symbolic AI startup. He "started out" a lot earlier, he wrote a book in 2001 and his written 8 books in total and has publications in academic
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by ninininino 8mo ago
Yes, see the work of Fuxian Yi as one example: https://www.reuters.com/world/china/researcher-questions-chi...
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by ninininino 8mo ago
How many NFL or NBA games have you been to, and how close have you been to the court or the field? The author repeatedly emphasizes courtside experiences.

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