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danielrmay

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About danielrmay

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    Comment #49137645

    This, and some results smartly ignoring the selected sort order because gmail suggests you "follow up", both work together to paint a vivid picture of a disassociated product team …

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    Comment #49132386

    Fascinating, and arguably an illustration of why the bifurcation of responsibility is interesting in the first place.

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    Comment #49132279

    I see. It still feels like a bit of an oddly solemn way of saying "this is the part we admit responsibility for"

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    Comment #49132227

    I'm enjoying learning about these hard problems, but this line about credit made me chuckle: > We helped prepare the manuscripts and formalize the proofs in Lean, and we take respo…

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    Comment #49127925

    Interesting to see they shipped an "anti-slop" taste skill: > description: Anti-slop frontend skill for landing pages, portfolios, and redesigns. The agent reads the brief, infers …

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    Comment #49031066

    I remember this behavior. I think it would be more historically accurate to omit pointer cursors on expandable treeview items, too

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    Comment #49006706

    Neat project. I wonder how a small model could interpret movement data to provide personalized improvement suggestions e.g. "you're weaker targeting left than right, but only under…

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    Comment #48987795

    I think as I've gotten older, the fear of expressing myself has increasingly turned into a sense of duty to do it anyway. The more people feel pressured into silence, the more impo…

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    Comment #48952210

    Have you tried asking for an SVG with the same level of detail you specified in that prompt, though? https://github.com/simonw/pedalican/blob/main/run/prompts/ro... I'd be interest…

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    Comment #48952027

    What does good look like?

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    Comment #48916000

    Asylum-seekers, domestic abuse victims, sex trafficking victims, indentured servitude and modern slavery, etc. Access to guidance on government websites represents a way out of soc…

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    Comment #48898536

    For all of the advertising of GPT 5.6 in this charming little game, the chatgpt.com UI has failed to load in the past several hours for me

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    Comment #48873699

    A clean reading experience appears to be a unique selling point these days

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    Comment #48809580

    Can you explain which benchmarking differences you'd expect to see from this hardware, considering?

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    Comment #48809476

    Neopets just arrived in Fortnite, which felt like a good time to go public with some of my related but greyer engineering history. Happy to answer any questions anyone might have!

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    Comment #48806427

    Perhaps if less spending went towards their private aviation interests LTT labs could review a piece of hardware that was released _this_ year, or maybe extend their narrow testing…

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    Comment #48800498

    As someone who's self-taught, I find this argument tantalizingly validating, but I'm constantly reminded that universities offer more than just the material. Between peer networks …

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    Comment #48767902

    A good start. From 2024: "A company allegedly tracked people’s visits to nearly 600 Planned Parenthood locations across 48 states and provided that data for one of the largest anti…

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    Comment #48728955

    Yes, this should be a monster machine. Ampere is an older generation, so I expect that's where some of your issues have been

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    Comment #48682508

    > I am less worried about prompt injection now. Why? The exfiltration vector was known, the sample size was small, and the safety instructions were likely statically positioned. In…

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    Comment #48663052

    > The name is always lowercase: peerd. Gotta love it when agent instructions get blurted out in user-facing documentation

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