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Ask HN: Opinionated Agent Setup?
I'd like to dip my toes into more fully autonomous long running agentic coding but I'm put off by thinking through the 'right' way to have it all running. How are you running your …
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Comment #48567618
You can switch to the Chinese language version. Why don't you read that one first before deciding if it's LLM generated.
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Comment #48159409
Can you tell us a bit more about the biofeedback you practiced?
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Comment #47913367
You have it backwards. In prisoner's dilemma if both stay quiet they are still punished, just less so.
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Comment #47852031
I think the weakest part of the bakery example is the lack of specific numbers for the rent situation. Paying for someone's rent for over a year is a pretty large financial contrib…
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Comment #47851979
> sometimes a negative situation calls for honestly negative tones. It's not exactly hard for humans in dispute to conjure up negative tones.
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Comment #47848666
Yeah after re-reading the scenario it is pretty weird. The AI doesn't have enough data. There should be concrete numbers for the rent. Why wouldn't Daniel tell the LLM exactly how …
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Comment #47846096
Great idea though I am skeptical it will be adopted in contentious situations without some sort of stick. In amorphous situations where there is just high trust but an aversion to …
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Comment #47846002
> While also holding down an additional job That's the problem, the story is saying he stopped focusing full-time on the business in order to make his own ends meet. It looks like …
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Comment #38987372
Luck is part of her strategy for increasing agency though. > Increase your surface area for luck
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Comment #38954722
> they're on a very restrictive diet. I'd argue it's basically entirely this. The modern food environment is incredible (over)-stimulating. Food is ubiquitous and abundant, with a …
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Comment #38763132
Can you provide sources on your explanation of "the law in most countries"? In similar cases I've seen in news, the bank does not usually provide (full) reimbursement.
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Comment #38614077
https://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/the-screen-started-mo... There have been many such cases.
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Comment #35429263
Ending a crackdown does not mean the end of involvement. Involvement can be neutral or positive, a crackdown is negative.
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Comment #31512850
It also lets the people being let go save face.
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Comment #29369657
Does "mindbleach" make sense to you? I suppose you do not experience the phenomenon of having disturbing imagery "stuck in your head"?
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Comment #29093099
To people that are confused, I offer the mind bleach test. Have you ever imagined something that disgusted you so much that you wished you could "bleach" the image out of your head…
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Comment #28772066
It's not a lie. They're not allowed, and it's not just about marriage. They're also prohibited from getting pregnant and are routinely tested. https://www.mom.gov.sg/passes-and-per…
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Comment #28336454
>The other is a sad loop, where the cache is empty, and stays empty They call this "cache penetration" in China.
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Comment #28195624
That's not the thundering herd. If someone rings the door (request), only one person (agent, process) needs to answer the door. But what might happen is that everyone in the house …
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Comment #27032130
Plus Singapore is literally a single city. Is it really that unusual for a city to be dominated by a single party, especially when there's no hinterland for competing parties to bu…
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Comment #26762763
The animal testing we do is horrific.
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Comment #26747042
It's not hard to imagine them implanting Neuralink-type devices in humans to make Minority Report a reality. And that's just read-mode. With write-mode, I bet they could easily fig…
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Comment #26484977
Money.
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Comment #26418513
I think they meant a salary ceiling.