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pohl

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    Comment #49183010

    Soon we'll be coding with agent assistance and it'll suggest we get some Carls Jr. Big Ass Fries.

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    Comment #49181320

    Not even if it means an exec can get the yacht with a helipad?

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    Comment #49174542

    Since the objective was never disclosed, one might assume it was to deplete our magazine depth.

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    Comment #49126216

    Good observation. I’m certainly not trying to over complicate things. That just tells us, though, that the bio-mechanical computation part is there before language, which I took as…

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    Comment #49125128

    > humans reasoned before language That's an interesting supposition. Are you assuming language didn't exist before it was written? Language and meaning are, if you squint, pretty a…

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    Comment #49124937

    I'm not convinced—and certainly don't find it obvious—that this couldn't ultimately also be how we reason as humans. It's clear that there's an enormous amount of leverage built in…

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    Comment #49103012

    Seemed strange they would bench Terra and Luna but not Opus, Sonnet, and Haiku

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    Comment #49102713

    I’m curious what domains might use something like this. (I haven’t found a need, yet)

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    Comment #49070487

    Does that data exclude FFI wrappers, which necessarily must be unsafe? If not, don’t put much stock in it.

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    Comment #49046762

    Not completely unrelated. Both were likely entered to distract from the same news story dogging him every 24hr cycle.

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    Comment #49039937

    That’s an extraordinary claim.

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    Comment #49039078

    I always saw the mechanism being that Clevon created more offspring without instilling good memes.

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    Comment #49037497

    Everyone unintentionally telling on themselves as not being big readers.

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    Comment #49035299

    Your first sentence is a perfect example of why emdashes need to exist. The comma is overloaded, since it can be used both as a list separator and for parenthetical asides. But tha…

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    Comment #49024212

    > without information about what you are concentrated in. They said cash.

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    Comment #49015202

    Agreed. OTOH, if the question is should I also learn some different way of thinking about music/fretboard, the answer is always yes. If it makes neurons fire, add it to the mix.

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    Comment #48968825

    Can you pinpoint the revolution by pinpointing moments of invention and release? Revolution takes time because it’s more about uptake, downstream effects, and feedback.

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    Comment #48948618

    Nice. If I add a primary and then clicking optimize—without first moving the primary—it seem as though there are still only 3 primaries, because the new one doesn't move.

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    Comment #48910572

    It’s a common metaphor for merging a branch to the trunk. Probably because multiple in-flight development branches create a sort of air traffic control problem.

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    Comment #48886845

    It starts lean, yeah. Did you know you can prompt it to add the capability you feel you’re missing?

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    Comment #48858889

    Yesterday we learned that it’s been shipping with Claude Code since mid June, so it has a lot of active users already. Also, the unsafe footprint seems reasonable — the bulk of it …

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    Comment #48849025

    Not sure where you’re from but it’s not esoteric at all. Here in the US our current administration is constantly vice-signaling to white supremacists to maintain them as a politica…

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    Comment #48848916

    Absolutely, it’s an act of kindness to loop them in. And if an eavesdropper complains about it I’d be super suspicious.

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    Comment #48845702

    Same, but I blame Musk for that. Never seen someone squander so much good will so quickly. It was a choice he made but could have easily avoided, and it’s not like he couldn’t anti…