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ilovefood
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Comment #49049829
You're right about understanding. Where we might disagree is the conclusion. I think it's possible to build the understanding without having to type out syntax by hand (debugging, …
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Comment #49049702
I'm really open to feedback. I checked your past comments and you posted: > AI is good at coding if there's an oracle. If the system is ancient, unreadable, untestable, that's exac…
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Comment #49049675
Agreed, which is why I also believe "token usage" and similar proxy metrics aren't the right ones for what's next.
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Comment #49049645
Makes sense, perhaps I'll post the raw notes + more material with the next article, prior to any edit. I like to use local models, even if they are not that powerful precisely beca…
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Comment #49049354
A genuine mistake. I make these posts for myself, mainly to structure & share my thoughts. Let me know if you find other errors, I appreciate the feedback.
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Comment #49049247
Yes correct, Gemma. Will correct it shortly.
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Comment #49049239
You are correct, my bad. I meant to write Gemma 4. I'll update.
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Comment #49049225
I can't change my name, but happy to change the hero picture :))
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Comment #49049190
I've written this myself, Gemini 4 did a bit of editing: > What follows is a cleaned-up version of notes I accumulated over the past year. Gemini 4 helped with the editing. The ima…
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Comment #49049175
Thank you very much for the kind words :)
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Comment #45780534
Super cool and well done. They are much better in 3D! :) I made a similar experiment a while ago and randomized the parameters. Given it's difficult to stumble on a stable arrangem…
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Comment #45480105
Sharing a small experiment that somewhat attracted a lot of attention yesterday, perhaps you'll like it too. Thesis: Many devices or apps listen in while not in use. We're assured …
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Comment #45224602
Great write-up! Gives me a few ideas for a governance bot that I'm working on. Thanks for sharing :)
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Comment #44949711
Same problem here :)
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Comment #44943001
I fully agree. It's difficult though because I genuinely believe that the solution space overlaps with cryptography, which is quickly discounted as viable option because it is now …
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Comment #44939245
Fair point and it's still a domain of research. The GNU project works on something quite cool I think, called Anastasis. If we solve these things & make them easy, it's a win.
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Comment #44939236
Vault doesn't use emails, usernames or anything like that. It's just shared as an example of a signer. It doesn't have to be that app per se, but it's the closest example I know of…
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Comment #44939225
I can’t tell, I don’t spend too much time on LinkedIn. What makes it feel that way to you?
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Comment #44939209
Whatever option gets us closer to portable and less centralized digital identity, data and payment is a win in my book.
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Comment #44939177
You're 100% right, it's about trust or lack thereof. Thank you for the Star Trek references. :D
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Comment #44939162
Thank you for sharing your perspective, I'll read your article. As long as something good comes out of it for everyone I'm happy. Have a good day as well!
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Comment #44939156
Wrote it myself with some help to formulate things properly. Sorry it came accross as AI-written. The last thing isn't a wallet, it is a cryptographic signer.