tbrockman

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by tbrockman 2mo ago
In isolation, yes, that does seem like it would have been the better decision for Claude Code, but it also would have severely diminished the value of their Bun/oven.sh acquisition. Claude Code isn't the only user of Bun (it'
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by tbrockman 4mo ago
Even accepting your premise your options are still either: 1) Don't participate (and accept the consequences) 2) Participate (and accept potential disappointment/failure, with the benefit of having tried) If you view 2) as fruitle
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by tbrockman 4mo ago
Even granting your numbers, you're measuring the wrong thing. Wilderness acreage and emissions trends are not ecosystem health. Citing a wilderness figure for developed countries is misleading. Most of it is ecologically vacant--second
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by tbrockman 5mo ago
Or generate tiny filler messages every hour until you come back to it.
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by tbrockman 5mo ago
I, too, rely on your web of trust, please don't ever break my heart Jeff! It makes sense they'd be harder to find, I imagine there are more opportunities to make money by selling your soul than by offering honest review, and peopl
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by tbrockman 5mo ago
Do you have any legal experience, evidence, or case history to support your perspective? You assert that the statement "Our findings reveal major technology companies simply ignore globally defined opt-out signals, raising the spectre
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by tbrockman 6mo ago
I wish I'd heard about it when it was first published, it is super cool! Especially the timeline, given that it predates things like ts_zip/LLMZip (which is why I figured someone had already worked on something in the area), while
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by tbrockman 6mo ago
Thank you very much for saying that, it's taken me many iterations to create something I generally assumed few others than me would ever enjoy haha.
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by tbrockman 6mo ago
I believe you may have missed my initial note at the top (you are correct in that it is nonsense). The concern for my brain is valid though, my thoughts and dreams now only materialize as Markdown task lists.
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A Recipe for Steganogravy(theo.lol)
137 points by tbrockman 6mo ago|31 comments
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by tbrockman 7mo ago
Whether you disagree with whether it truly aligns with their stated values, in their partnership with Palantir (making Claude available within their AI platform) they requested consistent restrictions: > “[We will] tailor use restriction
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by tbrockman 7mo ago
What law do you believe supports your perspective?
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by tbrockman 7mo ago
Anyone else having issues exporting their data from ChatGPT? I started my export in the morning, still have yet to receive an email for the download. Wanted to make sure my deleted account was included in the beans when they count them on M
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by tbrockman 7mo ago
Happy to keep my underutilized subscription as long as they keep fighting ('-')7
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by tbrockman 7mo ago
Interested to hear you cite some examples!
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by tbrockman 8mo ago
I believe the recommendation would be to use https://reticulum.network/manual/using.html#using-blackhole-... in such scenarios.
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by tbrockman 9mo ago
Cool project, great work! Forgive the uninformed questions, but given that `workerd` ( https://github.com/cloudflare/workerd ) is "open-source" (in terms of the runtime itself, less so the deployment model), is
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by tbrockman 10mo ago
There's nothing that compels you to "purity spiral" other than attempting to appease cynics who insist that all decisions must be completely binary and consistent, with no room for nuance or practicality, and that anything el
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by tbrockman 10mo ago
Oh, I don't, I was being very sarcastic, but I appreciate that your response was so measured under the assumption that I was serious, haha.
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by tbrockman 10mo ago
Please don't try to spread the idea that it "does not work", it's incorrect and discourages one of the most effective non-violent mechanisms consumers have for driving change in market economies. It may not necessarily b
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by tbrockman 10mo ago
Valve is a "flat" organization, where your compensation is determined based on peer review. Rockstar, and owner Take-Two (largely owned by institutional investors--well known for their historical championing of workers rights and
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by tbrockman 11mo ago
It seems like there are a lot of people who are desperate for reality to conform to their cynicism, out of fear that they (and their world view) are part of the problem. For whatever reason, for some it's more gratifying to see others
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by tbrockman 11mo ago
Yeah, I’m actually fairly sympathetic to your perspective, that’s why I said “in isolation”. I might think it’s possible to balance use in a way that’s not as detrimental to myself personally or others (self-hosted models, judicious use, et
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by tbrockman 11mo ago
If you have sufficient knowledge in the subject matter you're questioning ChatGPT about, you can fairly reliably discern complete bullshit from something plausibly true that warrants additional investigation (which I'd say is more
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by tbrockman 11mo ago
Do you have a link to where he mentions this?
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by tbrockman 11mo ago
Given that Go can already be compiled to WebAssembly (with the ability to use TinyGo if you want to trade-off some language features for efficiency), is there anything that would make this more attractive than the alternatives? That it&#x27
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by tbrockman 1y ago
Yeah, there's a pretty overwhelming amount of browser APIs and functionality which isn't always (well-)documented to learn about. If I recall correctly Proxies wouldn't be detectable (seems to be supported by https:/&#x
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by tbrockman 1y ago
Not to comment on the rest of article or the author's goals, but it's absolutely possible to use a content script (dynamically injected into the `main` world, as opposed to the default `isolated`, for example: https://g
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by tbrockman 1y ago
> SDS was a C string I developed in the past for my everyday C programming needs, later it was moved into Redis where it is used extensively and where it was modified in order to be suitable for high performance operations. Now it was ex
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by tbrockman 1y ago
Also recently found it unnecessarily difficult to do profiling of page workers using Playwright's CDPSession wrapper (and they don't seem to have any plans to improve it: https://github.com/microsoft/playwrigh

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