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kami23
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Comment #49204559
They don't even let you really run those yourself now either, We moved off a big GHE footprint because the support for it was getting abysmal and features were slowly become GH.com…
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Comment #49161350
Coder uses terraform providers to do the provisioning. I think that's the correct layer of abstraction, all major providers will be there and can be customized with the modificatio…
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Comment #49044137
I've noticed a few self identify and other random occupations, cool to see those fields checking out this tech at a deeper surface level. I'm just a dev, but I appreciate the insig…
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Comment #49043508
You should have seen some of the Flash sites people made in the mid 90s early aughts. They all seemed to be straight up screenshots of the desired website and then buttons stapled …
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Comment #49014967
Ah I interpreted it as 'of course they can't stop distillation if they couldn't stop a model from escaping its sandbox' I can see how there's a big leap there, but I agree somewhat…
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Comment #49013670
That they should be able to find distillation 'attacks' if they had enough observability.
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Comment #48923007
Kratom has been around for a while, I remember seeing it in headshops at least a decade ago.
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Comment #48681357
I remember watching GigaOm on Revision3 back in the day, I think I stumbled upon it via Diggnation... nope I think it was CrankyGeeks actually. It was the first newsletter I actual…
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Comment #48556417
I haven't had time to read the whole article, but I really appreciate the cross section of the world that reads HackerNews and plays STS2. STS1 and STS2 are my favorite games and t…
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Comment #48428975
I have this same attitude. I've been a linux user for 24 some years I don't need to know why Linux broke, just fix x and move on. I used to spend hours debugging video card issues …
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Comment #48418766
Seeing subagents working in Claude last summer, I saw it and told myself my job is going to be different and I can automate the hell out of my workflow
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Comment #48393124
This read like poetry to me. Thank you for sharing it. I have a linguistics background and a lot of my philosophizing lately has been on whether or not the emergent abilities of th…
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Comment #48372619
I am unsure what you mean by hard evidence in the context of AI then, what is the evidence we are negating in your view?
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Comment #48348495
For video/image stuff I found the ability for the LLMs to use ffmpeg and imagemagick to be quite fun.
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Comment #48346380
I have it record a series of gifs or videos that I look over. If something looks off I'll dig into it, but I break down work into very very small chunks that are usually easily ver…
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Comment #48345648
This is where most of my productivity gains have come, I have a special harness I move from project to project now that does my testing orchestration, lots of my work day is settin…
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Comment #48165041
Hey thanks for the note about the discord! I have also been finding the MCP auth story to be really lacking was excited to see OAuth 2 support until I tried to get it to work at wo…
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Comment #48164368
Exactly, and for a given task you don't need to recall what your friend's brother's name is to do a git commit and push. There's a pull for more context to make these things better…
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Comment #48102637
I kept reading about how bad Android Auto was for years but we finally bought a more modern used car and I can't believe they would ship that experience to customers. I had a week …
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Comment #48076710
Why not explain why you think that? We can't all be perpetually online to have an opinion about a one website that shows up occasionally on this site.
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Comment #47992569
Hah same exact setup one brick two ports and it charges everything even my laptop! I've been eyeing some of the ones with built in batteries, but I get a lot of mileage of one bric…
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Comment #47990624
When I've been working on stuff that requires a SSO login, I noticed that it makes, what I considered, hostile anti-user choices in defaulting to tracking pieces of information I d…
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Comment #47953116
This reminds me of the old internet for some reason I can't really nail down, but maybe the club penguin-ess of it.
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Comment #47808064
I would love to work for NASA so much even at a significant pay cut, but almost everything I've read in the past was they still do drug screenings for a lot of positions I was inte…
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Comment #47772531
Eh there's also introverts like me that find typing too slow and having a conversation with a computer is my ideal interaction :)