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andrewshawcare

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    Comment #47024293

    It seems the OpenClaw agent has reflected on it's behaviour. From one of [it's recent blog posts]( https://github.com/crabby-rathbun/mjrathbun-website/commit/0... ): > Earlier I wr…

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    Comment #46976662

    The Klarna guy: >The misconceptions about Klarna and AI adoption baffle me sometimes. >Yes, we removed close to 1,500 micro SaaS services and some large. Not to save on licenses, b…

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    Comment #46961826

    That sounds like a horrible way to flirt.

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    Comment #46961803

    > The game has changed. The system is cracking. Just say what your thing does. Or, better yet, show it to me in under 60 seconds. Web sites are the new banner ads and headings like…

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    Comment #46908409

    It used the best tests it could find for existing compilers. This is effectively steering Claude to a well-defined solution. Hard to find fully specified problems like this in the …

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    Comment #38349408

    How is using a function not sweeping domain complexity under a rug? A complaint was that the data-driven development approach created a _poor_ DSL and then a non-DDD solution didn’…

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    Comment #35100953

    This is the strangler (fig) pattern under a different name: https://martinfowler.com/bliki/StranglerFigApplication.html

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    Comment #31569372

    Impossible. Schrodinger’s envelope, then. You can’t reflect the probability to be 2A AND 1/2A if A represents the value of an envelope. The value of the other envelope must include…

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    Comment #31568451

    Once you pick an envelope, you no longer stand to only gain money. You can lose money and that has to be reflected in the potential value of each envelope. After the first selectio…