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micimize

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About micimize

[ my public key: https://keybase.io/micimize; my proof: https://keybase.io/micimize/sigs/yglaJ1Gsnnq8tGZ6Sv0-HmwfCv-Am6A_h8I8SZusa7A ]

Recent public activity

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    Comment #49098772

    This comes almost exactly a week after the HF hack. Good strat, to drum up a bunch of press about how security-capable the model is right before releasing the product. Or, it would…

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    Comment #49009408

    With the scarcity of details in this and the OAI post, I feel there's no telling whether this was a particularly impressive series of exploits vs lackluster security. Similar w/ th…

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    Comment #48690220

    Haven't we established defensive and offensive security usage are intractably entangled? I.e. "patch all [security] bugs, make no mistakes" gives one a list of potential exploits t…

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    Comment #48253550

    I got the Phomemo M02 Pro and have liked it alright for printing out playtest cards on-the-fly. Claude did manage to replicate an integration someone else did the hard work of work…

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    Comment #47555274

    This is very cool - I try to have a container-centric setup but sometimes YOLOcal clauding is too tempting. My biggest question skimming over the docs is what a workflow for review…

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    Comment #47507099

    Based on my direct experience I find this remaining commonality of this opinion surprising, at least with regards to opus in claude code. I'm not as extreme as some who think we ca…

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    Comment #47506870

    Thoughts: 1. Some hype-types may have been effusive about AI-assisted coding since ChatGPT, but IMO the commonly agreed paradigm shift was claude code, and especially 4.5, very ver…

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    Comment #47040835

    Vapid and wrong on every point. Many good ideas come from steeping in a novel soup of ideas for a long time, you don't need that many people to care about quality to make it a lucr…

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    Comment #46827680

    Measuring in terms of KB is not quite as useful as it seems here IMO - this should be measured in terms of context tokens used. I ran their tool with an otherwise empty CLAUDE.md, …

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    Comment #46797027

    An obvious nice thing here compared to the cursor post is the human involvement gives some minimum threshold confidence that the writer of the post has actually verified the claims…

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    Comment #46635599

    Easiest to have different agents or turns that set aside the top-level goal via hooks/skills/manual prompt/etc. Heuristically, a human will likely ignore a lot of warnings until th…

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    Comment #46625900

    Hah I don't know actually! I was assuming it must if they were able to get that screenshot video.

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    Comment #46625491

    > While it might seem like a simple screenshot, building a browser from scratch is extremely difficult. > Another experiment was doing an in-place migration of Solid to React in th…

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    Comment #46460217

    Mmm yeah I think I know what you mean. IDK if "If they stopped existing, we'd realize we shouldn't have relied on their existence" is plausible, but we have plenty of bitter lesson…

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    Comment #46460020

    The title is all bluster. Nothing wrong with going off to play in your own corner but I don't think it does this movement any good to play-act at some grand conflict. Personally, I…

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    Comment #46394830

    This is not a human-prompted thank-you letter, it is the result of a long-running "AI Village" experiment visible here: https://theaidigest.org/village It is a result of the models…

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    Comment #46092948

    This seems like a totally incoherent complaint. The alleged SO bad-actor is upset that they can't police a community, but the author has the same complaint, just directed at SO. Al…

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    Comment #46080740

    Interesting/impressive project, and would be doubly interested in the workflow used to develop it. Could stand to have more human-voiced docs though. Aside from all the usual reaso…

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    Comment #45427926

    Exciting stuff! A big step towards an accelerated AI-assisted SWE approach that avoids the trap of turning engineers into AI slop janitors

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    Comment #44064541

    The complainers were FF users forced to deal with bloat they didn't use, those who are sad here are pocket users. They're just different people. Though, even those who didn't like …

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    Comment #42555083

    In the sense I understand that comparison, or have usually seen it referred to, the compressed representation is the internal latent in a (V)AE. Still, I haven't seen many attempts…

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    Comment #41036757

    I don't find that "pessimistic" at all, though I don't think it's fair call the serious PKM crowd a cult. Different use cases and projects just have different requirements. The set…

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    Comment #41036617

    Congrats on finishing the novel! I also use obsidian for fiction and would be quite interested if you end up writing anything about the pipeline you mentioned.

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    Comment #40876362

    I went through an unshipped app dev cycle that was fairly similar in many ways. Started on React, then RN, then Flutter, and eventually migrated away from graphql into sqlite. My a…

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    Comment #40764861

    Rebasing potentially allows for clean, clear documentation of changeset intent in a way that integrates easily with our existing tooling, at the expense of a potential footgun in h…