nxy

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by nxy 3mo ago
Through the use of module boundary level contracts and strict checks like dependencies/imports, because that’s where cheaper models would often stray. I think it’s important to keep the checks simple instead of complex coding checks. F
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Show HN: ANMA, boundary contracts for cheaper AI coding agents(github.com)
3 points by nxy 3mo ago|2 comments
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by nxy 3mo ago
For Claude Code, I think the standard is Codex + Gemini. Why these two? Because it “covers” the blind spots the others would miss by themselves.
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by nxy 3mo ago
In general, “clean” as in zero carbon and air pollution
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by nxy 3mo ago
"Decades" is an extreme POV. Big tech companies are actively investing into nuclear power. Unlike those green renewables you described, nuclear runs almost nonstop. At least 90%+ of the time! Let's not forget about China, who
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by nxy 3mo ago
To the general consumer, it doesn’t matter if they remove it or not. Am I wrong? When was the last time ya’ll used this super duper feature?
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by nxy 3mo ago
Whether people like it or not, nuclear power is the path forward for the foreseeable future; at least until nuclear fusion becomes a reality. With incoming AI/automation, ya’ll need all the power ya can get.
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by nxy 3mo ago
I would hope so! Considering we're heading towards the age of ai automation! and reducing our reliance on external forces.
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by nxy 3mo ago
It’s not that I’m afraid. As an introvert, I just think it’s a pain in the ass. Versus contacting strangers for work, I don’t mind because it’s something I have to do.
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by nxy 3mo ago
I email strangers all the time relating to my businesses. But for "personal" time? Gives me the shivers.
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by nxy 3mo ago
Very true! Along with it comes with peace/quietness at work so it’s not too bad.
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by nxy 3mo ago
Because the US overall aren’t as passionate, aka don’t care as much.
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by nxy 3mo ago
Environment, diet, unhealthy lifestyles, etc. Things are becoming more digitized. We're moving less for more comfort/efficiency/convenience. Not to mention the better diets/foods are more expensive nowadays.
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by nxy 3mo ago
Thank god if this is true! If not and this is just a "coverup".. Wouldn't be the first time.
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by nxy 3mo ago
Perhaps cells are small in the first place is for efficiency. It's more efficient to perform a set of tasks with trillions of these cells in unison than one big blob.
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by nxy 4mo ago
Hexagon heat shield tiles show promise - I think.