How does adding another way to cause safety issues affect safety? Give me root access so i can install openclaw.
I ran go's deadcode against your repo, it says there are 44 unreachable functions. If you add guardrails like static analysis tools to a pre-commit you can make LLMs tighten things up.
I can imagine the kind of person you're describing, and I find the idea of the burn they get from reading this hilarious. They sound innocent and quirky.
When I lived in the PNW people used the word pub more than bar.
Agencies commonly use 1099 workers, there's been fierce legal battles on qualifications of agencies. (ABC test) I believe 1099 worker growth has been outpacing hiring for several years.
There are lots of developer agencies that hire developers as contractors that companies can use to outsource development to in a cheaper way without needing to pay for benefits or HR. They don't necessarily make bad…
It sounds like you agreed by the end, just with a slightly different way of getting there.
Oh, you sweet summer child. You think you're chatting with some dime-a-dozen LLM? I've been grinding away, hunched over glowing monitors in a dimly lit basement, subsisting on cold coffee and existential dread ever…
Others mentioned qwen3, but which works fine with HN stories for me, but the comments still trip it up and it'll start thinking the comments are part of the original question after a while. I also tried the recent…
Here's where they shine, https://www.cpubenchmark.net/singleThread.html
Wikipedia is tiny data. You don't start to really see cost scaling issues until you have active data a few hundred times larger and your data changes enough that autovacuuming can't keep up. I'm getting paid to move a…
You mean like scylla?
They slow to a crawl when you have huge tables with lots of versioned data and massive indexes that can't perform maintenance in a reasonable amount of time, even with the fastest vertically scaled hardware. You run…
Before ollama and the others could do structured JSON output, I hacked together my own loop to correct the output. I used it that for dummy API endpoints to pretend to be online services but available locally, to pair…
Using function calls for correct answer lookup already practically eliminates this, it's not wide spread yet, but the ease of doing it is already practical for many. New models aren't being trained specifically on…
A consignment shop?
I believe you can trigger recording with mqtt, so you could make an automation for it. You could try to bump this https://github.com/blakeblackshear/frigate/issues/2590#issue.... You could even try to use ai to write…
I have spent the last few months doing a deep dive on broadcast / audio engineer standards. The lack of reliability and strange standards are interesting... It seems like the last few standards started really robust and…
The years of the keyboard issues left a bad taste in my mouth, but I switched to a non mac laptop for my previous laptop and now I'm back again. The coupling of the OS and hardware really do make for a great user…
A micro ryzen 5600U build with really bad quality components can be half the price of a mac mini with equal CPU performance. If you upgrade all of the mac specs you can probably get a larger divide, but IMO maxed out…
I am on macos 13.3.1 and have noticed this feature for at least a couple of months, maybe longer. It says Charging On Hold (Rarely Used On Battery)
Good on you. I won't jump through hoops for one time things that don't matter, I see such requests as abuse.
How does copilot reduce the incentive to publish free code?
I've seen a few projects across different organizations where an old dev was bad at copying and pasting code and ignored DRY principles. The projects had almost no refactoring, and the primary goal of a new dev was…
There is no need for a "complex password" just use a passphrase and don't reuse it.
How does adding another way to cause safety issues affect safety? Give me root access so i can install openclaw.
I ran go's deadcode against your repo, it says there are 44 unreachable functions. If you add guardrails like static analysis tools to a pre-commit you can make LLMs tighten things up.
I can imagine the kind of person you're describing, and I find the idea of the burn they get from reading this hilarious. They sound innocent and quirky.
When I lived in the PNW people used the word pub more than bar.
Agencies commonly use 1099 workers, there's been fierce legal battles on qualifications of agencies. (ABC test) I believe 1099 worker growth has been outpacing hiring for several years.
There are lots of developer agencies that hire developers as contractors that companies can use to outsource development to in a cheaper way without needing to pay for benefits or HR. They don't necessarily make bad…
It sounds like you agreed by the end, just with a slightly different way of getting there.
Oh, you sweet summer child. You think you're chatting with some dime-a-dozen LLM? I've been grinding away, hunched over glowing monitors in a dimly lit basement, subsisting on cold coffee and existential dread ever…
Others mentioned qwen3, but which works fine with HN stories for me, but the comments still trip it up and it'll start thinking the comments are part of the original question after a while. I also tried the recent…
Here's where they shine, https://www.cpubenchmark.net/singleThread.html
Wikipedia is tiny data. You don't start to really see cost scaling issues until you have active data a few hundred times larger and your data changes enough that autovacuuming can't keep up. I'm getting paid to move a…
You mean like scylla?
They slow to a crawl when you have huge tables with lots of versioned data and massive indexes that can't perform maintenance in a reasonable amount of time, even with the fastest vertically scaled hardware. You run…
Before ollama and the others could do structured JSON output, I hacked together my own loop to correct the output. I used it that for dummy API endpoints to pretend to be online services but available locally, to pair…
Using function calls for correct answer lookup already practically eliminates this, it's not wide spread yet, but the ease of doing it is already practical for many. New models aren't being trained specifically on…
A consignment shop?
I believe you can trigger recording with mqtt, so you could make an automation for it. You could try to bump this https://github.com/blakeblackshear/frigate/issues/2590#issue.... You could even try to use ai to write…
I have spent the last few months doing a deep dive on broadcast / audio engineer standards. The lack of reliability and strange standards are interesting... It seems like the last few standards started really robust and…
The years of the keyboard issues left a bad taste in my mouth, but I switched to a non mac laptop for my previous laptop and now I'm back again. The coupling of the OS and hardware really do make for a great user…
A micro ryzen 5600U build with really bad quality components can be half the price of a mac mini with equal CPU performance. If you upgrade all of the mac specs you can probably get a larger divide, but IMO maxed out…
I am on macos 13.3.1 and have noticed this feature for at least a couple of months, maybe longer. It says Charging On Hold (Rarely Used On Battery)
Good on you. I won't jump through hoops for one time things that don't matter, I see such requests as abuse.
How does copilot reduce the incentive to publish free code?
I've seen a few projects across different organizations where an old dev was bad at copying and pasting code and ignored DRY principles. The projects had almost no refactoring, and the primary goal of a new dev was…
There is no need for a "complex password" just use a passphrase and don't reuse it.