polycaster

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by polycaster 20d ago
It’s obviously more complex than this, but my intuition is that the previous messages of the conversation define the playing field for the next response in the same way as thought blocks do. consequently, when the model arrives in round n a
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by polycaster 20d ago
While the post is specific to Claude, interestingly I found the same terms and language patterns appear noticeably more often in recent Open AI conversations as well. Also in the same timeframe as for the Claude models. And I can see two re
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by polycaster 1mo ago
https://forgejo.org/
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by polycaster 1mo ago
For Germany it's roughly 1:11 if you go by the self-employment rate (~8% of the workforce).
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by polycaster 5mo ago
Sure and Mozilla is arguably the cautionary tale here. They also started as a non-profit taking donations. AOL seeded them with $2M, Red Hat and Sun pitched in too. Within a year they had the Google search deal. By 2006, ~92% of revenue cam
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by polycaster 5mo ago
I don't want to dampen the positive vibes around this project in any way, in fact I'm very glad such projects exists. But it just struck me that my immediate associations with the "non-profit" label - which in this proje
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Gemini reviewing feedback on its code from another model(old.reddit.com)
3 points by polycaster 9mo ago|0 comments
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by polycaster 9mo ago
> However, we notice – based on the social comments and international media coverage - that for many guests this period is 'the most wonderful time of the year'. Cringe. I suspect the same people who needed social comments and
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by polycaster 10mo ago
> The socks were jokingly presented by Apple CEO Steve Jobs as a "revolutionary new product"
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by polycaster 11mo ago
I‘m following this scheme for years now and frankly never found a site that only accepts selected providers.
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by polycaster 11mo ago
Same experience, but a different perception. I’ve always found it to be a great conversation starter when I did this with my business domain. Of course, it’s mainly about spam control, but some people even felt flattered to have their own p
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by polycaster 1y ago
I’m curious what tools that may be.
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by polycaster 1y ago
It’s Gemini for what it’s worth
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Tell HN: Claude Code Baby Monitor
1 points by polycaster 1y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Running AI agents in isolated environments
8 points by polycaster 1y ago|1 comments
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by polycaster 1y ago
I’m sorry, but could someone please elaborate on the significance of this post?
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by polycaster 1y ago
Yes, I remember. It still shows me how I overestimated the maintenance work distributors do / can do. My unreflected expectation was that in the past 40 years test were developed to secure the very foundation we keep on building on sin
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by polycaster 1y ago
> The replacement will affect more than a hundred utilities that are part of Coreutils … > Last week, the issue of the package uutils coreutils 0.0.30 successfully passed 507 tests (in the last issue of 506, in a year old – 476) from
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by polycaster 1y ago
Also suspended is not removed. I assume there is some kind of divide and conquer going on.
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by polycaster 1y ago
If there'd just be an alternative to claude code...
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by polycaster 2y ago
I've been waiting so long for this. Finally, we can have Epics that are not a pain in the ass!
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by polycaster 2y ago
Not sure about the technique wiby uses to filter garbage, but I could imagine a search index that contains only HTML4 pages could be quite resourceful.
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by polycaster 2y ago
I’d really love to find this dictionary of filthy terms that exists on Apple device for the sake of cleaning passwords. Is it compiled in the code or encrypted? I can’t imagine it’s just laying around in clear text. In a way, both cases are
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by polycaster 2y ago
The "Comparison" section of the Product Ownership also seems rather ridiculous, where NextCloud is just a questionable "fork" while ownCloud glouriously carries the torch of product ownership. Especially since it's
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by polycaster 2y ago
After all, reading is mostly thinking with someone else’s brain.
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by polycaster 2y ago
You'd get by just fine. It's not uncommon to speak three languages fluently in CH (given it has 4 official languages), and usually English is in the mix. I lived there for a couple of years and while not speaking French or Italian
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by polycaster 2y ago
I'm not sure where this fax myth originates. I've been living in Germany for most of my life, and I'm no longer in my thirties. During this time, I have sent a total of zero faxes. I can't even remember anyone ever askin
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by polycaster 2y ago
That‘s not funny at all.
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The Flamethrowing Robodog Named Thermonator(twz.com)
2 points by polycaster 2y ago|0 comments
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by polycaster 2y ago
I accidentially hit the reply button on a reply of the post I was actually referring to. Parent was about Strigeus. Besides: Since every mid-sized LLM appears to pass the test I’m not even trying anymore.

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