sunir

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by sunir 5d ago
When I was younger, I was in Berlin and wandered unannounced into the Chaos Computer Club and I met Tim there. What a legend. The whole club is legendary. We need more of their spirit of the art of the possible and irreverent. Life is for t
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by sunir 9d ago
Yes. I have so many stats texts and like many technical fields I suspect they are written as if we learn how things were derived historically not how they truly are.
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by sunir 14d ago
It’s more likely that they have llms supervising llms in training and therefore the quality has dropped like a picture of a photograph. If opus has high signal thinking it would be able to write a fsm but it’s been a month of me trying wher
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by sunir 28d ago
I'm still traumatized from Space Quest I because I didn't grab a broken glass from the windshield of our crashed spaceship before entering the cave with the laser. It's been 40 years. I vote wkfauna for President.
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by sunir 1mo ago
I'm sorry you're getting the lash end of the whip. The rage against the (literal) machine is very high right now. I appreciate you sharing your creativity, and frankly, I am taking notes on what you've built for a related but
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by sunir 1mo ago
From a computer science point of view, it's the same argument as why NP-complete problems are hard to solve, and easy to check. From a practical point of view, however, it's the same argument we write unit and integration tests. W
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by sunir 1mo ago
Try the left arrow in Claude Code and now you have session search. Or claude --resume, down arrow, then Ctrl-A to see everything
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by sunir 1mo ago
you can name Claude sessions using /rename. also tmux is your friend.
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by sunir 3mo ago
Dear Abby, I am torn. I have fallen in love with vibe coding but I still am in love with the software I’ve used for decades that works reliably. Vibe coding gives me what I need and want right now. Its fast. Fun. Always makes me feel valida
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by sunir 3mo ago
Clear winner's circle. Clear objective. Clear scope. Clear evaluation function for an objective metric if they are making progress or regressing. Evaluation function is computed, not llmed. Ontology of potential actions clearly specifi
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by sunir 3mo ago
It says exactly what it says, which is that energy prices are higher. You can read the report.
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by sunir 3mo ago
I have a similar question. I think most software projects have reached the point that the speed of capturing real information about what the winner's circle looks like, and therefore what the program should be, so many magnitudes slowe
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by sunir 3mo ago
We'll finally bring back Gopher.
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by sunir 4mo ago
The current algorithms have a limited context window and work linearly and are extremely expensive to change and energy intensive to run. The human brain has a wide parallel multisystem real-time low-wattage execution layer that has way mor
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by sunir 4mo ago
Humans have hard skills and abilities the ais can’t reproduce yet like real time learning, spatial reasoning, cheap parallelism, Qualia so we can identity QWAN (quality without a name) because we feel in real time what the code is. AIs have
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by sunir 4mo ago
Exactly. There is only an arms race, which is escalating costs. Eventually it breaks and we use social means to manage it, surrender the digital space, or accept the artificial nature of the digital realm.
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by sunir 4mo ago
It’s more likely people will embrace artifice more. We already see that everywhere for the last 5 decades. However in domains where human verification matters it’s just a matter of an arms race, true.
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by sunir 4mo ago
Think about it from an information theory point of view. You need to attach a digital transaction to human body. Since a human body isn’t digital you need a gateway that you can trust to vouch for that human body being present. Either you u
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by sunir 4mo ago
True, in May 2026. But this is only one version of this. In the future, it's likely the open Internet will be 99.99% robots. It's already > 50% robots. The government ID system a lot of countries are adopting to keep teenagers
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by sunir 4mo ago
Dubious. We will just see logical vs physical space once again and move on with our lives. I think we are already mostly there as a society. I don’t know why this is a block in philosophy let alone computer science. We experience it frequen
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by sunir 4mo ago
Our current most popular methods of using AI with software development is either waterfall or autocomplete. We aren't at a great pair programming experience yet. I presume that would improve speed and accuracy, but it's still uncl
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by sunir 4mo ago
A few things. A web of trust of some kind like vouching may come back, and general algorithmic silencing of low quality members. Also most governments are going towards the South Korean model of government-verified ID to post online to keep
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by sunir 5mo ago
I don't get it. That wasn't hard. What do I do with the key now that I have it?
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by sunir 5mo ago
No, it's still a problem. The reserve currency just raises the headroom by something like 20 points by making cost of borrowing lower than it would be otherwise. There is no free lunch, just subsidized lunch.
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by sunir 5mo ago
That's fair; I am not in the loop with indie games personally but I do know it's a golden age of creativity.
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by sunir 5mo ago
I have a text book called Hamlet on the Holodeck about how the machines could take imagination to greater heights. Now it’s all about dopamine. Lower gutters. Humans never change so I have hope things will correct and we dream again.
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by sunir 5mo ago
Yes, it's the September That Never Ended again. It's fun to complain about the good ol' days, but I'd rather face the world as it is and find the joy in it. http://www.catb.org/jargon/html/S&#x2
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by sunir 5mo ago
The large models are incredibly inefficient. We'll be squeezing them down for generations.
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by sunir 5mo ago
One is a cybernetic system. It has sensors, a controller, a decision system, goals, and actuators. Arguably it's alive, but I think the definition of cybernetics is sufficient because it's objective.
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by sunir 5mo ago
For someone paying nothing for something that costs nothing, you have way more than nothing to complain about. Not appropriate.

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