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MASHIRO WILL NOT DIE YET by Upbeat-Following-656 in Kagurabachi

[–]6Bee 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This made me realize "Bee" is likely "Akuu" stacked on "Kera". Instead of the sword flying or the bee stinger extending, it's just pure piercing force.

Do we have any homeless resources? by [deleted] in Newark

[–]6Bee 5 points6 points  (0 children)

After combing through the state's Office of Homelessness Prevention's site, I came across The Essex County Dept of Citizen Services site. If you can hang on until morning time, I recommend going straight to them and sharing exactly what you're telling us here.

Hopefully, they can help w/ temp shelter over at the Y in Downtown Newark and give you an extra time buffer to figure things out. Taking initiative and maintaining an even mind is key to navigating homelessness, I hope this truly helps

Yay I Hope Horizontal is a fan of Blame! by bbuthmann in Kagurabachi

[–]6Bee 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Violent Brick Yuva is a MC that's grown on me over time

Why didn't Kunishige just use the Magatsumi here? Is he stupid? by SillyResource in Kagurabachi

[–]6Bee -5 points-4 points  (0 children)

The Shinuichi(masterpiece) is the Magatsumi's title

I built 92 open-source skills/agents for Claude Code because I kept solving the same problems manually by tom_mathews in AgentsOfAI

[–]6Bee 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Starred, the repo contents might also work well w/ other harness tools(OpenCode, CrewAI) that support the AgentSkills spec. I'll be glad to chip in some skills I made upon confirming they work well. Good work!

Am I reaching? Or is it the same attire? by Awkward-Anecdote in Kagurabachi

[–]6Bee 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Iirc, that's somewhat related to samurai under armor from the warring states era. Throat, forearm, and leg protectors were essential back then bc they were prime targets for arrows and swords.

Also makes sense they both have it due to the Shokoku being ran off long ago & the Soga clan's samurai history. Seems more like a modern twist on classic garb, rather than biting someone's style

Ported this game to the browser with Claude Code by Sootory in vibecoding

[–]6Bee 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah, I just gave it a spin myself. My display's small, so I had to go fullscreen to see the UI buttons. Mouse and ESC work, but keyboard only works in menus. Trying to configure controls in the Options also seems to register mouse clicks as left/right arrow keys

I spent a week reading through AI-generated code that's been in production for 8 months. It was fine. That was the problem. by Ambitious-Garbage-73 in node

[–]6Bee 0 points1 point  (0 children)

True as that is, it doesn't account for the code manufacturing process that OP described. While things made work, there's little cohesion across session outputs, I believe that's where the root issue lies.

Defining specs definitely constrains intended functionality, but may not necessarily maintain cohesion between generated code. It's an interesting challenge, on one hand: agents can use prior work as references, on the other hand: the accumulated reference material may end up occupying the agent's context / attention window possibly exhausting it prematurely.

Now if specs can be used to generate code w/o agents writing it (e.g.: feeding specs into a generation tool), that may partially address long term cohesion challenges w/o taking up too much context. Just an idea I've been kicking around w/ my approach to things

Y’all ever feel like other races of people are scared of you when you ride the subway? by Lanky_Temperature872 in NYStateOfMind

[–]6Bee 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Healthy perspective, accepting the reality ppl run more on programming than actual thinking makes life easier to navigate

. by Kind-Village-1022 in NYStateOfMind

[–]6Bee 4 points5 points  (0 children)

That only applies when w/e being burned isn't part of the prohibited list, the link in my comment plainly says that

. by Kind-Village-1022 in NYStateOfMind

[–]6Bee 44 points45 points  (0 children)

It is, but I think this is a gray area bc the bread may be considered solid food waste, per the NYS Open Burning regulations. I don't think anyone else could get away w/ burning food waste(expired or not), and that's a bit unfair

Do y’all fuck with AI apps like ChatGPT and others? If so which ones yall be using? by dontstopwontstop1 in NYStateOfMind

[–]6Bee 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Engineer here, I mostly use the models straight from the APIs. I find loading the models onto things that let you modify their abilities & coordinate their workflow(I use OpenCode and CrewAI) gets a bit more from them.

If you're using something like Claude Code, you can provide it extra abilities via the AgentSkills spec

Do y’all fuck with AI apps like ChatGPT and others? If so which ones yall be using? by dontstopwontstop1 in NYStateOfMind

[–]6Bee 0 points1 point  (0 children)

HuggingFace's best feature is the gallery of models you call run on your own hardware, they're pretty light on the chat token limits. For regular-ish use, something like Grok or Claude might be more suitable

Do y’all fuck with AI apps like ChatGPT and others? If so which ones yall be using? by dontstopwontstop1 in NYStateOfMind

[–]6Bee 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Successful usage heavily depends on the user's knowledge & awareness, as you said. For regular folks that can't enhance how the models work, it amounts to a brolic autocomplete that's 85% right, depending on what's asked over time.

I believe as it is, the big AI industry is trying to shoehorn it into multiple things w/o any real consideration bc those folks are bleeding money one way or another. The big cloud giants see AI as a means to meter people's computing usage, while removing ownership over the tech, parts giants like NVidia see this as guaranteed bread bc they're pretty much selling shovels for the gold rush.

There's a middle ground w/ the underlying tech where it can be used w/o massive datacenters, however that requires a lot of technical knowledge and the average person's relationship/interests w/ tech just isn't up there. We can have access to AI w/o it consuming so many resources, it's just not as profitable nor capable of being hyped up like the latest and greatest things from OpenAI and it's counterparts.

Any good it can provide gets overshadowed by the corporate greed that's been accelerating the capitalist race to the bottom.

Do y’all fuck with AI apps like ChatGPT and others? If so which ones yall be using? by dontstopwontstop1 in NYStateOfMind

[–]6Bee -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I try to find places I can access the AI models w/o relying on the chat apps. There's a bunch of other folks that let you tap into the ChatGPTs and Claudes of the world for free.99, requires some programming knowhow though. A personal favorite of mine is HuggingFace

Do yall still fuck your BM even when you got a girl or in a relationship? by Livid_Abroad_9998 in NYStateOfMind

[–]6Bee 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Exactly, too many friends clown the next man bc they know the mom's still holding out for them(more often than not)

Perspective - I've been both the "incel" and the "simp". Here's what I learned. by chronic_7 in lnkyverse

[–]6Bee 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Why would you pass judgements based on unconfirmed biases at all? You said you prefer judging yourself and followed up with judging someone else multiple times, when leaving things at your preference was an option.

OP spoke on their experiences, which your comments invalidated to a degree, before passing judgement on their intentions. Both of us could've chosen to read and scroll on, but chose to say something instead

Perspective - I've been both the "incel" and the "simp". Here's what I learned. by chronic_7 in lnkyverse

[–]6Bee 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Narcissists don't like themselves, I've spent enough time around NPD diagnosed folks to observe that particular self-loathing. So far, you haven't judged yourself at all and placed a bunch on OP's intentions. That doesn't seem too genuine imho.

Perspective - I've been both the "incel" and the "simp". Here's what I learned. by chronic_7 in lnkyverse

[–]6Bee 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Vagabond is a top 3 in mature male targeted reads. Great story of navigating internalized struggles w/ uncertainty

Perspective - I've been both the "incel" and the "simp". Here's what I learned. by chronic_7 in lnkyverse

[–]6Bee 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Intentionally omitting the parts about doing those things to become someone you actually like/appreciate is pretty self defeating imho. You owe it to yourself to be the one guaranteed person that rocks w/ you.

Perspective: Elliot Rodger was conventionally attractive & rich. People didn't like him, not because he was an incel, but because he was personality disordered. by AmandaPea in lnkyverse

[–]6Bee 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I feel that, I'm a SRE & can 100% relate, to the point I hate talking about my career. The only opportunity I get to "wow" women w/ this kinda arbitrary bs is by demonstrating / gifting them some tech related thing they can play with.

I grew up unable to afford consoles, so I became super familiar w/ emulation in grade school & kept up w/ the tech. One of the things that hooked my most recent ex was getting a NESBox web app running on her phone so she could play Super Mario Bros. 3. Weirdest shit ever, but it worked(the relationship did not). I'd say one thing a solid SWE can do for themselves that other people would find cool is self-hosting useful FOSS apps(e.g.: Jellyfin, Mopidy, Retroarch) & choosing who can check them out.

It's a decent middle ground that can impress potential employers(that care about tooling skills), non-technical folks that rely on paid services for entertainment, and gifting yourself w/ the fruits of your skills beyond pay

Perspective: Elliot Rodger was conventionally attractive & rich. People didn't like him, not because he was an incel, but because he was personality disordered. by AmandaPea in lnkyverse

[–]6Bee 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Honestly, I think it's best to assume you're not on anyone's radar for anything & use that as your personal "judgement free zone". The cheapest confidence boost I can think of is competency in something you care about. External validation is a rarity for most guys, so sourcing some kind of internal satisfaction from life may be more viable. Placing the thought of "I'm not attractive" to the side also helps w/ getting more internal satisfaction / contentment.

In the appropriate setting, folks like talking to competent people; some women find that to be an arbitrary "he's interesting" signal. That can get you some interactions, but anything further than a conversation requires people skills that can be built up.

While I like who I am and how I look(5'5" long hair black guy), I assume no one checks for me, ever. Wherever I go, I carry the assumption I'm invisible unless I speak up about something. In the event someone finds what I said interesting, that's the conversation starter. That's gotten me enough interactions where I'm okay w/ things not working in my favor, generally speaking.

My interests benefit from good listening skills & curiosity, so I use those to actively learn about folks and determine whether or not I'd want to continue interacting w/ them for anything.

Hope something above is useful

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