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by unphased 3mo ago
great approach. I did that with my opencode based setup as well, it's neat and fun to tune skills and mcp loaders and stuff. Then i got fed up with opencode's design limitations. And then, my own harness work is on hold in favor o
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by unphased 3mo ago
So often we will burn 20% of limit in a single ill conceived agent tool call that we're simply not going to be able to or want to be able to intercept. Where I see a tool like this being a real step forward is to add a decision point.
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by unphased 3mo ago
haha, that analogy says more about whoever wrote it than it ever could to get the intended point across!
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by unphased 1y ago
I think you might be vastly overcomplicating it because I didn't think there had to be any sort of "conservation of branching" in the MWI. each nondeterministic event (of which unfathomable quantities take place every moment)
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by unphased 1y ago
could you elaborate slightly on what is meant by ancestor simulation? My best stab is that you're saying we're the unknowing entities that they created for fun to get to meet or observe their own ancestors? This still seems far fe
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by unphased 1y ago
What is it about understanding the universe that makes it such an axiomatic global objective? Sure for many of us myself included it's as all pervasive as the air we breathe... But sometimes I do wonder if it is actually all that corre
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by unphased 3y ago
Security is one area in which you can't really afford not to go down the tin foil hat rabbit hole. It's been like this for some time, where it's not really possible to know just how much capability is possessed by nation stat
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by unphased 4y ago
It's relatively fast (probably could be faster than NVMe if optimized, i did not rtfm) and it is available. it's not the most horrible of ideas. I am fairly fairly certain lots of applications will load assets into vram and then e
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by unphased 4y ago
This article started off really clear and straightforward, then it dove into stuff that I clearly wasn't going to be able to follow, and upon skipping it I arrived at the explanation which was was plainly obvious from common sense.
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by unphased 4y ago
We "bought" a Samsung fridge last black friday. Something extraordinary happened. Their system failed to deliver us the fridge. We had to reschedule the delivery since we were staying at the parents' for Thanksgiving a few ex
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by unphased 4y ago
Great post. Now you got me thinking about one thing in particular. Suppose we will have quite soon portable and discreet technology that can, through monitoring your BAC, or what have you, warn you that you're about to be overly drunk.
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by unphased 4y ago
I think it could actually be a pretty good strategy to optimize your job search for the degree to which you might be able to go rogue and get away with it.
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by unphased 5y ago
Mine's installed from homebrew and is a native process. 0.10.0-dev (1df7dc51) it reports.
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by unphased 5y ago
The O would be capitalized if that were so. ;)
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by unphased 5y ago
Pretty sure it does do this.
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by unphased 5y ago
The ethical dilemmas we face now will pale in comparison to those of tomorrow.
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by unphased 5y ago
This explains well why it's so satisfying to delete code.
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by unphased 5y ago
And to add on to that, you're lucky if your computer just tells you no. Often you get a yes and something blows up much later with precious little for you to follow and you've got to put your Sherlock hat on.
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by unphased 5y ago
> Maybe it's easier to create an endlessly gratifying simulation than it is to build a starship. You say this with a maybe as though it isn't already a certainty. Nothing can stop it from happening. There will always be brainpo
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by unphased 5y ago
We'll know for sure next week (or already just not me), but thunderbolt compliance means displayport compliance which means there should be no concerns along these lines. I'd be very pissed if I would be limited to 60 on these new
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by unphased 6y ago
It's funny that you did the German capitalization of all nouns in that broken English quote! It does add a delightful German feel to the quote.
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by unphased 6y ago
The key is to have sophisticated software to "filter" down the content into reasonable geometry (rather than the grossly inefficient geometry you'd get out of typical photogrammetry) and then into LOD levels and very optimize
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by unphased 6y ago
Thanks for sharing a piece of how it felt. I'm curious what the circumstances around that were, if you don't mind.
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by unphased 6y ago
My comment really doesn't even do your comment justice, but... It really made me think about that scene from the Matrix where Agent Smith described humans as a cancer. There are just so many possible perspectives on it all.
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by unphased 6y ago
Anyone work out the key bind for undo?
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by unphased 6y ago
i guess it looks like a sphere but it's hyperbolic space and the opposite "direction" of curving compared to a sphere. But I dig what you're saying, like.. maybe allow us to drag our center of projection around so we can
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by unphased 6y ago
To pile onto your point, webpack is clearly on its way out, it's all about snowpack now (afaik). I never got a chance to get into learning webpack, and I'm glad now. Throws hands up
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by unphased 6y ago
I think this is reasonable unless SpaceX runs into a wall at some point. Settle has a fairly wide range of interpretation, but yeah it may take longer than this before a "permanent" settlement can be established. I find AGI in 60
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by unphased 6y ago
Pray tell, what's "st"? It's not googlable.
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by unphased 6y ago
Hi. Sorry, this is a total non sequitur, but I was trawling my comment history and saw your reply to my comment. HN doesn't let me respond to a 60 day old comment, so... here I am, I found you somewhere else! You mentioned "infint

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