I like Strange New Worlds. It’s the closest thing we have to modern TNG and DS9
Add in Claude for some extra CYA: > Dear Claude, please investigate the culprit of the attack and make no mistakes.
I agree. There's nuance to it. I believe the CVE was overblown, and I also believe that it is a severe vulnerability that should be addressed ASAP. 2 things can be true at once. It was OpenAI's marketing that hyped up…
Apple makes incredible hardware and could easily be the best development machine on the market. But I ultimately prefer Linux because I own the maintenance story and it's simple + fast. System packages and xcode are…
Compared to what time frame? The annual sports games have been terrible for over a decade. Basic open world games have been around for just as long, though they’re more prevalent now. From my perspective, there’s been a…
Wait, this is terrible news. I was planning to migrate off of Gmail using that feature
Ah but then the murder weapon would melt!
Nothing to be ashamed of? The behavior in that issue is petulant and embarrassing. And it’s not bad faith to call out bad behavior. That’s some twisted logic.
The cliche “AI solves that” response to everything is even more annoying when it’s a problem that AI created.
This is the conventional wisdom, but there are some new distros that shake things up imo. For people who are migrating from Windows to Linux Desktop, I'd recommend the following: * Low maintenance + most familiar to…
> What matters more is that what will happen to us when we find the answer. I'd imagine that it'd be like the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy when the answer is 42. The answer itself is not sufficient, we need to…
There is definitely a balance between utility and security/privacy gates. I think people are enjoying the freedom of YOLO for now until the consequences of gate-free agent use become too severe. > And I also like pi,…
I think sandboxing could be solved if effort was put into it. Webassembly seems like a great way to enforce data and execution boundaries for an LLM, for example. I think the problem is that LLM providers are…
Yeah, I don't buy the premise that branchless code is intrinsically easier to understand. Maybe OP's point is that adding unnecessary branches makes code harder to read? But that's generally the case for any unnecessary…
> I feel like a diagnosis in my 20's would've been useful. Now it's like I got me my coping strategies and they work pretty well. If I do or don't have ADHD doesn't really change anything. This is what I told myself…
The actual code output has improved a lot over the past year. I’ve found it matches existing patterns better, and the code is succinct so I can easily tweak it if I don’t like the way the agent wrote it. The problem…
How do you stop LLMs from making comments? In my experience, LLMs treat requirements for code output as suggestions
Bookmarklets were definitely more powerful than I anticipated, but they’re tricky to version and upgrade. I’ve deployed a bookmarklet for non-technical users to some success, but I’d generally lean towards browser…
Contrast with the Dolphin emulator release blogs. I swear I’ve spent more timing reading those releases than actually using the software
New games run really well on Linux. At this point, I don't even check. If it's an online competitive game, I can't play it. Otherwise, it almost certainly will work on Arch Linux
I may be out of pocket here, but I think the Hacker News crowd of tech bros who spy on people for a living have a biased opinion on whether spying on people is normal
I’ve made a point of not installing any AUR packages. It’s really tempting when there’s a package that’s not available via pacman, but at the end of the day I’d rather build from source myself or use a docker image.
Torment doomers claim that the commodification of humanity’s suffering will usher in a dark age, but quarterly earnings have never been higher. I trust that Death Star Inc has humanity’s best interests at heart.
It’s both “exactly what the EO says” and “I can’t remember what the EO said”. He’s blatantly lying
> In the future, maybe by Thursday, I can have agents do all of that and relax. Wall-E seems like it’s getting closer to reality every day
I like Strange New Worlds. It’s the closest thing we have to modern TNG and DS9
Add in Claude for some extra CYA: > Dear Claude, please investigate the culprit of the attack and make no mistakes.
I agree. There's nuance to it. I believe the CVE was overblown, and I also believe that it is a severe vulnerability that should be addressed ASAP. 2 things can be true at once. It was OpenAI's marketing that hyped up…
Apple makes incredible hardware and could easily be the best development machine on the market. But I ultimately prefer Linux because I own the maintenance story and it's simple + fast. System packages and xcode are…
Compared to what time frame? The annual sports games have been terrible for over a decade. Basic open world games have been around for just as long, though they’re more prevalent now. From my perspective, there’s been a…
Wait, this is terrible news. I was planning to migrate off of Gmail using that feature
Ah but then the murder weapon would melt!
Nothing to be ashamed of? The behavior in that issue is petulant and embarrassing. And it’s not bad faith to call out bad behavior. That’s some twisted logic.
The cliche “AI solves that” response to everything is even more annoying when it’s a problem that AI created.
This is the conventional wisdom, but there are some new distros that shake things up imo. For people who are migrating from Windows to Linux Desktop, I'd recommend the following: * Low maintenance + most familiar to…
> What matters more is that what will happen to us when we find the answer. I'd imagine that it'd be like the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy when the answer is 42. The answer itself is not sufficient, we need to…
There is definitely a balance between utility and security/privacy gates. I think people are enjoying the freedom of YOLO for now until the consequences of gate-free agent use become too severe. > And I also like pi,…
I think sandboxing could be solved if effort was put into it. Webassembly seems like a great way to enforce data and execution boundaries for an LLM, for example. I think the problem is that LLM providers are…
Yeah, I don't buy the premise that branchless code is intrinsically easier to understand. Maybe OP's point is that adding unnecessary branches makes code harder to read? But that's generally the case for any unnecessary…
> I feel like a diagnosis in my 20's would've been useful. Now it's like I got me my coping strategies and they work pretty well. If I do or don't have ADHD doesn't really change anything. This is what I told myself…
The actual code output has improved a lot over the past year. I’ve found it matches existing patterns better, and the code is succinct so I can easily tweak it if I don’t like the way the agent wrote it. The problem…
How do you stop LLMs from making comments? In my experience, LLMs treat requirements for code output as suggestions
Bookmarklets were definitely more powerful than I anticipated, but they’re tricky to version and upgrade. I’ve deployed a bookmarklet for non-technical users to some success, but I’d generally lean towards browser…
Contrast with the Dolphin emulator release blogs. I swear I’ve spent more timing reading those releases than actually using the software
New games run really well on Linux. At this point, I don't even check. If it's an online competitive game, I can't play it. Otherwise, it almost certainly will work on Arch Linux
I may be out of pocket here, but I think the Hacker News crowd of tech bros who spy on people for a living have a biased opinion on whether spying on people is normal
I’ve made a point of not installing any AUR packages. It’s really tempting when there’s a package that’s not available via pacman, but at the end of the day I’d rather build from source myself or use a docker image.
Torment doomers claim that the commodification of humanity’s suffering will usher in a dark age, but quarterly earnings have never been higher. I trust that Death Star Inc has humanity’s best interests at heart.
It’s both “exactly what the EO says” and “I can’t remember what the EO said”. He’s blatantly lying
> In the future, maybe by Thursday, I can have agents do all of that and relax. Wall-E seems like it’s getting closer to reality every day