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Comment #48550641
VS Code does actually already have this. I use it in Antigravity IDE. https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=anthropi...
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Comment #48532380
I'm working on L1 blockchain that turns your hardware into a productive mining asset by leveraging my Rule 30 VDF construction as addressable but irreducible sequencer. The ZK proo…
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Comment #48196122
Yes, that's probably his dumbest public idea to date. Given that this GPT repos and parts of autoresearch are brilliant I'm sympathetic. I think he's earned the right to exhibit mi…
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Comment #47808199
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Comment #47695685
Make sure you are running adaptive cooling (or just bump them up) on the top fans in your case. Also, ensure that you are undervolting appropriately using something like MSI Afterb…
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Comment #47442845
There could be opportunities we haven't anticipated. What if labor organizes around human work and consumers are willing to pay the premium? At that point, it's an arms race agains…
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Comment #47441381
In the many darker timelines that one can extrapolate, capturing essential tech stacks is just a pre-cursor to capturing hiring. Once we start seeing Open AI and Anthropic getting …
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Comment #47199573
The level of compliance and enthusiasm varies. Some believe they are making the world a better place. Some feel they're adding value but suspect they are trapped within a cycle the…
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Comment #47199479
While the desire is not new, advancements in LLMs and diffusion models have made this sort of bridging effective and attractive to an unprecedented degree. Those massively and wide…
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Comment #47196579
> There is every reason to believe that those who invest in deep understanding will continue to be valuable, regardless of what tools emerge. I don't take issue with this, except t…
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Comment #46965530
Re: Permanence I mean "permanence" in the same vague senses that I think the OP was hinting upon. A belief that regardless of change, the primitives remain. This is about having to…
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Comment #46964365
My goal isn't to make LLM-assistance impossible; it will still be possible. In fact, GPT2-level inference is one of launch demos I have planned if I can finish this cursed self-hos…
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Comment #46963268
I was 7 in 1987, learned LOGO and C64 BASIC that year, and I relate to this article as well. It feels as though a window is closing upon the feeling that software can be a powerful…
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Comment #46930393
Thanks. The hardest part has been slogging through the segfaults and documenting all the unprincipled things I've had to add. Post-bootstrap, I have to undo it all because my IR is…
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Comment #46930294
Currently striving towards my own TypeScript to native x86_64 physical compiler quine bootstrapped off of TCC and QuickJS. Bytecode and AST are there!
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Comment #46534179
I never appreciated tailwind until AI models revealed it as such a token-efficient way transport styles between models and other use-cases. AI aruably hurts demand for their premiu…
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Comment #46496377
I'll sometimes ask Claude Sonnet 4.5 for JS and TS library recommendations. Not for "latest" or "most popular". For this case, it seems to love recommending promising-looking code …
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Comment #43088752
Don't forget that OpenAI was also following Anthropic's lead at the model level with o1. They may have been first with single-shot CoT and native tokens, but advancements from the …
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Comment #43088447
Seems like the opinion of someone who doesn't know that OpenAI cloned Anthropic's innovations of artifacts and computer use with their "canvas" and "operator".
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Comment #42942709
I suppose it is time to finally apply to YC for DeepMojo. With over 40 packages in our monorepo, after a year of ramping up, we recently launched on Windows, and achieved MacOS sup…
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Comment #42790906
Fitting then, that his release is happening to make a point with respect to judicial overreach in New York.
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Comment #42790753
Also his opsec was sloppy. If you want to believe that the spooks were doing full ipv4 scans to DDoS all his legit exit nodes that would make a better movie. But really, he was jus…
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Comment #42645934
Does "suddenly politically inexpedient performative pandering program he calls a fact-checking" solution work better? I didn't want to go in for the edit.