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Using context-free grammars in OpenAI API(platform.openai.com)
2 points by 6thbit 1y ago|0 comments
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GPT-5 for Developers(openai.com)
470 points by 6thbit 1y ago|268 comments
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GPT-5 System Card [pdf](cdn.openai.com)
82 points by 6thbit 1y ago|5 comments
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From hard refusals to safe-completions: toward output-centric safety training(openai.com)
1 points by 6thbit 1y ago|0 comments
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by 6thbit 1y ago
It is time to bring back the search index. I believe there is a place for a new but totally different “pagerank”. Perhaps one where “likely to be human made” scoring is the central metric. And figure out how to keep crawlers away.
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by 6thbit 1y ago
“ There should be one-- and preferably only one --obvious way to do it.” — Zen of Python
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by 6thbit 1y ago
I guess OpenAI's browser does have a real chance to get a big bite of the browser market?
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by 6thbit 1y ago
In the non-AI world, a database server mostly always just executes any query you give it to, assuming right permissions. They are not responsible only in the way they wouldn't be responsible for an application-level sql injection vulne
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by 6thbit 1y ago
You’d be surprised but I’m pretty sure many people would dig this.
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by 6thbit 1y ago
Some shady stuff. They seem to have "re-created" the main branch, and force pushed an "Initial Commit" with GPLv3.... https://github.com/pickle-com/glass/commits/main/ Maybe they don
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by 6thbit 1y ago
Find it a bit odd they didn't model this as an MCP server itself, and making hooks just mcp tools with pre-agreed names. Wouldn't it be nice to have the agent autodiscover the hooks and abstracting their implementation details awa
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by 6thbit 2y ago
this may be an interesting tactic vs crawlers.. date everything april 1st
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by 6thbit 2y ago
You'd still have to review code if you asked another human to write it. That's why minimizing the generated code is important as well as working on smaller parts at once to avoid what the author refers as "too much up-front w
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by 6thbit 2y ago
At some point in your career you realize every line of code you write is not just an asset—it's also a liability that needs to be maintained, debugged, and understood by others. The excitement around AI coding tools isn't about ch
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by 6thbit 2y ago
This diagram is painfully relatable — my team checks every single box here, and we don’t even use AI yet! Imagine when we finally do... "Misunderstood requirements" and "overly complex implementations" are practically ou
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by 6thbit 2y ago
Massive if it truly works cross-platform. Has anyone tried from android yet?
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by 6thbit 2y ago
How come through this people with any device can add photos to a shared album, but not through regular shared albums? On that note: how to get cross platform shared photo album without pain or google?
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by 6thbit 2y ago
Sounds fascinating that you essentially "rented out" your company through a sale that got you profits and just waited a few years for big corp to sunset the product and recognizing its value you're now rising it from the ashe
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Twitter Hacker Pleads Guilty in Florida Court(nytimes.com)
5 points by 6thbit 6y ago|0 comments
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by 6thbit 6y ago
This is using several buzzwords some database vendors are already using to promote their fully managed solutions, yet the "autonomy" of this dbms appears to be limited to SQL tuning. I don't even see references to high availa