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mjhagen commented on Workday to acquire Pipedream newsroom.workday.com/2025... · Posted by u/gaws

xgulfie · a month ago

> Pipedream is a platform for building AI agents

It is? Last I used it, it was a serverless event-driven pipeline platform

mjhagen · a month ago

Last I used it, it was a plumbing game.

mjhagen commented on Laptops with Stickers stickertop.art/main/... · Posted by u/z303

maxlin · a month ago

Stickers themselves can be fun and quirky, but I for the life of me can't figure out why people would put such extremely divisive and workplace-unnecessary messaging on their MAIN WORK DEVICE as many of these have.

The kind of lack to integrate to a team having your pride flags, literal death threats to perceived enemies, furries, loli anime, etc on a thing you intend to bring to the workplace to do all your work on isn't good for your career and sure as hell won't not be noticed by people whose responsibility is to judge risk and liabilities for example.

Tech stacks, not party flags.

mjhagen · a month ago

I for the life of me can’t figure out why anyone would post such an extremely divisive comment.

mjhagen commented on Vibe coding as a coding veteran: from 8-bit assembly to English-as-code levelup.gitconnected.com/... · Posted by u/thunderbong

nomilk · 4 months ago

> English as code

First time encountering the phrase.

Evolution went from Machine Code to Assembly to Low-level programming languages to High-level programming languages (with frameworks), to... plain English.

mjhagen · 4 months ago

that phrase was used all the time to describe HyperTalk and AppleTalk

mjhagen commented on Deepseek R1 Distill 8B Q40 on 4 x Raspberry Pi 5 github.com/b4rtaz/distrib... · Posted by u/b4rtazz

memhole · 10 months ago

This is the modern Beowulf cluster.

mjhagen · 10 months ago

But can it run Crysis?

mjhagen commented on OpenAI O3 breakthrough high score on ARC-AGI-PUB arcprize.org/blog/oai-o3-... · Posted by u/maurycy

Xmd5a · a year ago

LLMs are still bound to a prompting session. They can't form long term memories, can't ponder on it and can't develop experience. They have no cognitive architecture.

'Agents' (i.e. workflows intermingling code and calls to LLMs) are still a thing (as shown by the fact there is a post by anthropic on this subject on the front page right now) and they are very hard to build.

Consequence of that for instance: it's not possible to have a LLM explore exhaustively a topic.

mjhagen · a year ago

LLMs don’t, but who said AGI should come from LLMs alone. When I ask ChatGPT about something “we” worked on months ago, it “remembers” and can continue on the conversation with that history in mind.

I’d say, humans are also bound to promoting sessions in that way.

mjhagen commented on A Primer on Vintage Cassette Decks: How to Find a Good One insheepsclothinghifi.com/... · Posted by u/lapnect

terribleperson · a year ago

It's not really relevant to the article, but I find the orange lighting and brushed finish of a Nakamichi Dragon beautiful.

mjhagen · a year ago

Nakamichi is what we used in theater tech in the 80s and 90s.

mjhagen commented on Apple No Longer in Talks to Join OpenAI Investment Round wsj.com/tech/apple-no-lon... · Posted by u/mfiguiere

deafpolygon · a year ago

AI in its current state is a bubble. It's going to pop soon, and then we'll get back to business as usual.

mjhagen · a year ago

I take it you mean that like the dotcom bubble? As in The Internet didn't go away, but the investors returned to a little more sensible thinking.

mjhagen commented on Nothing: Simply Do Nothing usenothing.com/... · Posted by u/psvisualdesign

aussiethebob · a year ago

Could we get a leaderboard feature

mjhagen · a year ago

I made it to 2 minutes and 5 seconds.

mjhagen commented on Apple's requirements are about to hit creators and fans on Patreon news.patreon.com/articles... · Posted by u/miiiiiike

macintux · a year ago

It's complicated.

Apple has given me a simple way to manage many of my subscriptions, a single pane of glass, which I appreciate. I'm fine paying a little extra for that.

It would be more valuable to me if Apple didn't charge too much, which turns away service providers.

mjhagen · a year ago

Exactly, it's the percentage that's just too damn high.

mjhagen commented on Using alternative browser engines in the European Union developer.apple.com/suppo... · Posted by u/janandonly

nox101 · a year ago

sorry but no

(1) chrome has a better security record than Safari so they are not protecting users by disallowing it. in fact they're doing the opposite. Preventing users from using more secure broswers

(2) the privacy protections are already circumvented in current WebView based browsers. How do you think Firefox iOS is able to sync all your history?

Arguably they're doing it to prevent any erosion of their native app market. other browsers provide more features like full screen support and PWA support, both of which are ways of providing app experiences that don't go throu apple's cash cow $$$$$ store

mjhagen · a year ago

Do you have a source for (1)? I see a lot more CVEs for (desktop) Chrome than for (any) Safari. Also, a native version of Chrome doesn't exist yet on iOS, so how can you say it has a better security record?

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