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Comment #49114749
How are you engaging with the fundamental problems explained in this blog post https://rodneybrooks.com/why-todays-humanoids-wont-learn-dex... - the relatively crude tactile and pr…
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Comment #48860349
https://dlants.me/bloom.html Blooms 2 sigma, like many studies that are thrown about, is not as much of a slam dunk as people claim that it is. Have you read the paper or any effor…
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Comment #48860194
I wrote my own neovim AI harness https://github.com/dlants/magenta.nvim And wrote about my thoughts on the relevance of nvim here https://dlants.me/ai-whiplash.html It's been many …
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Comment #48537277
Plugging away at my neovim AI plugin - https://github.com/dlants/magenta.nvim Recently added support for scripts (like Claude code workflows) and been iterating on the UI for that …
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Comment #48360124
I don't think the S&P has actually made a decision yet. It is in progress, though: "The S&P Index Consultation on MegaCap IPOs" is the search term
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Comment #47856768
I guess the hope is that combining two sub-par coding models (xAI's grok + cursor's composer) and combining the data they have access to, they can build something that can compete …
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Comment #47056898
I've been developing an ai coding harness https://github.com/dlants/magenta.nvim for over a year now, and I use it (and cursor and claude code) daily at work. Fun observation - alm…
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Comment #47038363
Hey, thanks for responding. You're a very evocative writer! I do want to push back on some things: > We treat "cognitive primitives" like object constancy and causality as if they …
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Comment #47030752
Thanks for reading, and I really appreciate your comments! > who feed their produced tokens back as inputs, and whose tuning effectively rewards it for doing this skillfully Ah, th…
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Comment #45923381
$2700/mo is about 1/3 of an engineers' salary (cost to the business of a mid-level engineer in the UK)... But, there's the time to set all of this up (which admittedly is a one-tim…
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Comment #45418283
For folks who use neovim, there's always https://github.com/dlants/magenta.nvim , which is just as good as claude code in my (very biased) opinion.
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Comment #44818270
magenta nvim
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Comment #44818261
magenta nvim implements a really nice integration of coding agents.
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Comment #44692044
You can see a gif of it in the readme https://github.com/dlants/magenta.nvim?tab=readme-ov-file
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Comment #44692035
I added next-edit-prediction to my neovim plugin. This was pretty interesting to implement! - I used an [lsp server]( https://github.com/dlants/magenta.nvim/pull/162/files#diff-3..…
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Comment #44538259
I never got the valuation. I (and many others) have built open source agent plugins that are pretty much just as good, in our free time (check out magenta nvim btw, I think it turn…
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Comment #44276991
I recently finished some updates to my neovim ai plugin: - context tracking - multiple threads - compaction - sub-agents I decided to record a video of myself using the plugin to i…
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Comment #44264992
I do have a bias, and I don't think that negates the points. I think that's the benefit of establishing a common factual basis. You can argue with the bias by presenting competing …