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Kinrany

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About Kinrany

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    Comment #49239339

    Is it a goal to actually run self-hosted runners against preloop?

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    Comment #49214072

    Every single thing people care about is about people when discussed by people

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    Comment #49212872

    You mean the thing that was wrong with DOGE was execution, not the idea itself

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    Comment #49210402

    I don't follow, how is that better? It's down more often AND you have to do more work.

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    Comment #49210323

    Wait, were Webhooks also down, not notifying about commit pushes?

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    Comment #49197387

    Yeah these results are useless when `npm run setup` is "dangerous" but then `npm run lint` somehow isn't. Not only do these tests lack context about the execution environment, they…

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    Comment #49197320

    It doesn't matter if the results are bad even when the devs know that it's a test.

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    Comment #49186209

    ~scarcity~ prices //_-

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    Comment #49184725

    They are already trained on generated data I believe

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    Comment #49166463

    We have a perfectly good mechanism for dealing with scarcity, it's called scarcity. It's more plausible that the issue is this being a lemon market

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    Comment #49166369

    The quest for Torment Nexus continues

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    Comment #49125157

    Yeah: they copied what people were building on top of Github as a workaround to not being able to change Github

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    Comment #49122495

    Jujutsu makes all this easy

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    Comment #49080708

    People should really start making a distinction between vibe coding without looking at the actual files, on one hand, and using LLMs as glorified autocomplete. Both can be "100% co…

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    Comment #49067701

    > The judge probably didn't want to have to deal with the potential future mess if op didn't learn their lesson and got beat up by a cop. A judge solving their own problems in this…

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    Comment #49059272

    One thing that could be different between a programming language and everything else is that by writing in Lua, you're committing to the whole language surface. Whereas I imagine w…

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    Comment #49058602

    The actual volume here is tiny, so the costs pale in comparison to political and economic consequences

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    Comment #49048543

    4. OpenAI hacked HuggingFace on purpose and got caught

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    Comment #49040038

    Unrelated but I'm curious about their choice of programming language. It doesn't look like they're writing their own Lua interpreter anyway, so it feels like they could have select…

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    Comment #49005541

    > 3) their big model has too many alignment issues This implies that normally models are aligned and there is merely a number of issues to fix.

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    Comment #48980114

    Paper records burn great and are harder to store in multiple locations

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    Comment #48950480

    From my understanding (and I never seriously considered cryonics) all patients know very well that the likelihood of recovery is very low. Just not zero.

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    Comment #48881749

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Larry_Johnson_(author) From this description, the main controversy is the allegation of hastening the death of the patient. Not sure where's the scam …