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Comment #49185772
Some do-nothing EVP probably just got control over the Gemini org
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Comment #49078820
Clearly the first step of slopbench2 should be to have the agent first write its own harness!
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Comment #48769228
I should set up a LARP where 30 people solve TIS-100 together
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Comment #48635328
> But lately there's capital available for quantum computers, fusion, synthetic bio, space exploration, asteroid mining, and lots more Hmm I wonder how these were originally funded…
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Comment #48595540
I have some coworkers that are similar in everything--education, work ethic, and intelligence--but some of the tick out ML ideas that work like clockwork, while others get hits rar…
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Comment #48579302
1850s was the beginning of the railroad boom. You're thinking 1750s.
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Comment #48477455
"a real balance sheet, assets against liabilities, not a spending feed dressed up with colours" Ugh. Just write your own damn post already
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Comment #48417235
C++ was a superb language for its time. There was nothing faster with as-powerful abstractions. It showed how far you can change a language too, with C++11 being a massively better…
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Comment #48378555
AI code is often fine. The point of the code is for the computer to do a job. And code is supposed to be consistent and boring and straightforward in its structure. AI is pretty ok…
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Comment #48311873
I haven't tried opus 4.8 yet, but I hope the writing quality has returned to the Opus 4.5 level. Anthropic really lost something, where 4.5 had this really crisp writing style that…
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Comment #48259092
It is because they have power, and want to be addressed this way. And you are likely to lose your case if you don't follow their rules.
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Comment #48240743
The major axis is urban+gritty to more suburby and spread out. It's a very personal preference where you want to be, but most people dislike the most gritty areas (tenderloin, most…
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Comment #48150579
Yes, bbc had gone back to paywalling this month.
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Comment #48096554
Is real, physical engineering that much better? Take the new sf bay bridge span. It leaked, and had to be fixed to prevent critical parts from corroding. https://www.sfgate.com/bay…
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Comment #48010041
Yes, if you just list 3 more problems about the US then it means that China has no problems at all.
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Comment #47986994
Grok is despised because it has more aggressive alignment.
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Comment #47979136
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Comment #47925363
The best managers I've seen would turn this situation into a headcount request. The problem is leadership has priorities 1-5. Your team works on 1-3, but the PM keeps getting hassl…
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Comment #47567840
And uv required some ground work, where the PEP process streamlined how you define a python project, and then uv could be built on top.
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Comment #47551849
Is there something mass-produced that's flexible and consistent like gridfinity? As a non 3d printer owner, I've been looking for something I can just buy that would work.
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Comment #47415328
Maybe it's time to do pair agentic engineering? Have two engineers at the screen, writing the prompts together, and deciding how to verify the results.
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Comment #47383414
Whoosh
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Comment #47381493
In MCP setups you do give the agent the full description of what the tool can do, but I don't see why you couldn't do the same for executables. Something like injecting `tool_exe -…
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Comment #47284805
Yes, sites should support a NoAds header that agents can provide, which ensures that the site doesn't provide any ads that the agent could accidentally click on.
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Comment #46850657
And get it into a modern certification. Want LEEDS? Get the sound measurement people out.