rybosome

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by rybosome 11d ago
Can it not be studied with open weight models? This is a genuinely curious question, not an attempt at scoring a point.
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by rybosome 18d ago
Hi there, I see you mention Celestia. I’ve never used it myself but have looked at screenshots and read about it. I built a WebGL viewer for our local solar system only[0]. If you happen to have the time to give any feedback I would sincere
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by rybosome 29d ago
Correcting someone about the fact that “The Department of War” doesn’t exist is pedantic. I wouldn’t go downvote a random comment making the correction, but if I posted a substantive comment remarking on current events and received a reply
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by rybosome 2mo ago
I'm not the OP, but this is exactly my interpretation, and my gripe with the homepage as well in lacking this concise yet powerful example. You can tell a lot about a programming language by looking at the right snippet.
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by rybosome 2mo ago
Very much agreed on the significance. The lack of a true airgap should have been identified as a critical weakness and addressed with not only additional layers trying to prevent escape, but at minimum an alarm which would page a human when
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by rybosome 2mo ago
I also learned about tree today and second this sentiment. What a delightful perspective to consider it a discovery buzz.
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by rybosome 2mo ago
> Like we either live in a world with freedom or we don’t, and like many Americans who have come before, I’m willing to give my life to fighting for it. That’s the real plan America deserves, not some totalitarian dystopia where you thin
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by rybosome 3mo ago
Loved this, cleared all the puzzles available in one go. Thanks for making and sharing!
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by rybosome 3mo ago
Thanks for the reply! I agree with your points about weak typing and coercion being prevalent. Having had direct negative experience with it across 3 of the 4 languages you named, I was prepared to marshal an argument about it most definite
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by rybosome 3mo ago
Quite agree. Some very novel ideas for the time. I’m not a PL historian but can’t think of an earlier language with such a complex runtime to support it. But, woof - no thanks to the stringly typing. The article under discussion treats this
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by rybosome 3mo ago
I’d be interested in hearing more detail on that. I’m actually surprised you were able to get the compiler, I assumed it would be expensive and proprietary.
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by rybosome 4mo ago
Vote for not weird. I’m the same way. If I’m writing a prompt and realize I didn’t say “please” in my request I’ll go back and add that in. As you said, I have no interest in purposefully engaging in hostility even if there’s an accuracy in
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by rybosome 4mo ago
I believe that exact framing of Uncharted is the origin of the term “ludonarrative dissonance”, where the character’s motivations and morals are in contrast to the extreme violence they are committing because of the nature of it being a vid
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by rybosome 4mo ago
I had no idea. Did you take part in it? Typically I would feel that this sort of thing is "cheating" and takes away from the fun of a game, but in this case it didn't have that effect on me. The rare loot hunt wasn't wha
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by rybosome 4mo ago
This brought back a flood of wonderful memories. Tying up my parents phone line with the Dreamcast's 56k modem was a formative experience for me as a nerdy middle-schooler. - The Dreamcast keyboard made communication so much better - I
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by rybosome 4mo ago
And, in turn, I doubt this. Humans living through an event where many people are dying will not be calm and happy, they will panic. There will be factions of people trying to survive and hold society together no matter the cost, others who
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by rybosome 4mo ago
I’d say it’s more than a marketing strategy, it’s reflecting real demand. Countries have legal requirements (or increasingly strong preferences) for the kind of guarantee that data/inference sovereignty gives.
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by rybosome 5mo ago
Yes, once you've connected your GitHub (or Linear) then an issue is a good place to start talking to Charlie. Slack is good as well, but we typically do our meaty work through issues internally, since the conversation often evolves and
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by rybosome 5mo ago
That's exactly right. Our cloud-based agent Charlie ( https://charlielabs.ai/ ) supports this, and our hope is that other platform providers will offer support in the future as well. Skills live in the repository, so it
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by rybosome 5mo ago
Very fair question. One could build a simple version of this easily - e.g. setup an endpoint that listens for the particular event you are concerned with, and fire off the headless agent with your hook specific prompt - but the amount of wo
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by rybosome 5mo ago
Each daemon runs in its own isolate, but the output is typically shared state; eg multiple daemons contribute to the same PR from separate container runtimes. It’s possible to make naive daemons that stomp on each other (as with a UNIX daem
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by rybosome 5mo ago
Callable skills can’t activate on a schedule or listen for events. Making a daemon which invokes other callable skills is a great use case! I’m an eng on the team that built this, in full disclosure.
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by rybosome 5mo ago
Completely agreed. At minimum they should be advising secret rotation. The only possibility for that not being a reasonable starting point is if they think the malicious actors still have access and will just exfiltrate rotated secrets as w
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by rybosome 5mo ago
What exactly are you proposing that kids need other than nurturing?
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by rybosome 5mo ago
Echoing this. The bond I have with my children is profound and primal. The idea that it’s “unnatural” for me to spend much time with them is so ridiculous as to be instantly dismissed. GP clearly doesn’t have kids or have close male friends
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by rybosome 5mo ago
It's incredible to me that you don't feel any responsibility for a platform that you created. What happens on the platform is shaped directly by the choices you make as its creator - to be anonymous or identifiable, what the topic
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by rybosome 5mo ago
Is it meant to guilt trip people? Or is it an honest expression of the frustration (and yes, racial resentment) that the author feels? This is why I consider it a useful perspective to hear. I read this as a human being simply saying “this
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by rybosome 5mo ago
I don’t mean to badger, but how can this stanza: > The man just upped my rent last night > cause Whitey’s on the moon Be interpreted as anything other than directly blaming his poverty on the moon mission?
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by rybosome 5mo ago
> Kind of a false dichotomy. That’s precisely my point. Some stanzas in the poem suggest that there’s a direct connection between the moon mission and his poverty. > The man just upped my rent last night > cause Whitey’s on the mo
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by rybosome 5mo ago
I just came across this poem a few days ago and had the opportunity to think about it. It’s a valuable perspective to hear. As someone prone to getting caught up in the breathless excitement about science, progress, human achievement, etc.,

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