Had to write my own agent which is better with token economy: https://lethe.gg
Readit Newsatemerev commented on Ask HN: OpenClaw users, what is your token spend? · Posted by u/8cvor6j844qw_d6
atemerev commented on Sampling at negative temperature cavendishlabs.org/blog/ne... · Posted by u/ag8
Хронологија is "chronology" in Serbian
The most important HTTP header (though clacks is a packet routing system, not an application-level streaming protocol)
I disagree
What really matters is judiciary due process and the legitimacy of a government.
Companies are the ones gathering data, it's not the government doing it.
Before the internet, governments already had data on their citizens.
The internet makes it more difficult for the government to catch criminals and fraudsters.
If you live in Russia or China or under Trump's administration, there are good reasons to hide.
If you live in a country where freedoms and due process are respected, there is no point in hiding, UNLESS you can really argue that due process and freedoms are eroding, but that's a different debate.
Any country can turn to a dictatorship in three years. We just had a fine demostration.
atemerev commented on MinIO is now in maintenance-mode github.com/minio/minio/co... · Posted by u/hajtom
How it makes sense? If they are no longer open-source S3 and cloud only, I'll just use S3.
Because it’s just a bad idea.
Most of the world doesn’t need that whole setup because:
- Our cultural baseline around firearms is completely different. Countries like Denmark, Sweden, Finland, Switzerland, Austria, and the Czech Republic have plenty of guns at home - and historically, a lot of them were actual assault rifles, not “looks-spicy” semiautos.
- We treat guns like weapons. They live in safes, not nightstands, and kids get taught safety early, the same way you’d teach them not to put a fork in a power supply.
The Swiss do have a lot of guns at home. However, you cannot carry (or even transport guns that are not discharged). Just take them at a shooting range - a popular pastime for Swiss people.
Why can't the manufacturers market "smart guns" outside the US? Surely, the NRA's grip isn't world-spanning.
There are barely any civilian gun markets outside the US. US is really really unique in their relationship to guns.
atemerev commented on Solving Fizz Buzz with Cosines susam.net/fizz-buzz-with-... · Posted by u/hprotagonist
Well, there must be an obvious solution where the fizzbuzz sequence is seen as a spectrum of two frequencies (1/3 and 1/5), and a Fourier transform gives us a periodic signal with peaks of one amplitude at fizz spots, another amplitude at buzz spots, and their sum at fizzbuzz spots. I mean. that would be approximately the same solution as the article offers, just through a more straightforward mechanism.
Yes. Exactly. This is how it _should_ have been done.
Also probably easy enough to encode as quantum superpositions.
atemerev commented on Show HN: F32 – An Extremely Small ESP32 Board github.com/PegorK/f32... · Posted by u/pegor
If you add another GPIO and make a silicone mold you could make an in-cable eavesdropper on USB connections that streams out the data via the wifi. That would be a pretty scary tool in the right circumstances.
These cables can be bought for like $200 mostly legally.
People saying 'Claude is now managing my life!11' are like gearheads messing with their carburetor or (closer to this analogy) people who live out of Evernote or Roam
All that said I've been thinking for a while that tool use and discrete data storage like documents/lists etc will unlock a lot of potential in AI over just having a chatbot manipulating tokens limited to a particular context window. But personal productivity is just one slice of such use cases