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by 8note 5mo ago
isnt that an input limit from api gateway?
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by 8note 5mo ago
if egypt opened the border, it would mean weapons and bombs flowing from egypt into gaza. thats not something israel would be excited about
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by 8note 5mo ago
> it's whether USA has actually prevented a company from being sold overseas by detaining their owners. notably china isnt doing this either: they are barring exit, not detaining, and the reason for barring exit was not reported, so
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by 8note 6mo ago
it reads as very mid-level - enough technical depth to identify problems, but not enough to know where to focus. The major point of writing post mortem documentation is to identify your own flaws and risks that led to the issue, so you can
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by 8note 6mo ago
if an api key with full perms was put in a place where the agent can access it, that is the biggest problem. that somebody made a key thst can delete prod when they dont need to delete prod is the underlying problem with that and underlying
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by 8note 6mo ago
itll be entertaining if someone points at this thread as "the operator has no idea what they are doing and followed 0 best practices for software engineering, and anti-patterns for agentic ai"
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by 8note 6mo ago
that sounds like opencode has a privilege bug too?
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by 8note 6mo ago
the author certainly failed at a lot of basics and is doing the known "the junior broke something prod and were putting all the pressure and blame on them rather than the system that created the error" but it is still useful feedb
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by 8note 6mo ago
these are much better questions for an audit sheet than for engineers to come up with at integration time, mind you. to an extent, its a good job for an agent reviewer for figuring out how screwed your setup is, other than the risk of it mu
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by 8note 6mo ago
with amazon its pretty standard to scope permissions as an allow list. if you want an llm to do any operations on your stuff, give it a role with access to only stuff you want it to be able to touch
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by 8note 6mo ago
the US has no laws about social media for u16. australia does, and countries are following suit. the west is led by the people that lead now countries also have single payer or other socialized healthcare, and have not followed the US into
642.
by 8note 6mo ago
its still a pointed one. "open source" keeps being redefined by people with wealth and power to restrict our computing rights. eventually its just gonna be "proprietary microsoft code that runs on microsoft servers, but you c
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by 8note 6mo ago
so why is a model release just a politics thread? is this not cool tech, available for use? i look forward to seeing what gets made on top of deepseek 4, more than what it means for US politics. especially with how open deepseek is with its
644.
by 8note 6mo ago
europe+canada put out the threat, and succeeded just by threatening. if you missed it thats on you
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by 8note 6mo ago
south americans is how north americans refer to south americans though. south americans just call themselves americans. there arent all that many canadians; whats the need to index so hard on what we think?
646.
by 8note 6mo ago
so alabama and texas are enemies to the US the same way china is?
647.
by 8note 6mo ago
china is gonna care about taiwan as a means of ocean access til the end of time, or til the tectonic plates move to make different opportunities. the people and industry arent what matter there
648.
by 8note 6mo ago
ASML is basically american though. american tech operationalized in europe
649.
by 8note 6mo ago
people might not be excited about democracy, but they are about individual rights and freedoms people can tell when their rights are being unjustly infringed upon, even without the verbiage. democracy is just a handy way of working with ind
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by 8note 6mo ago
both putin an xi maintain a convincing illusion of choice too. There's plenty of leadership selection process for both, that could remove them orban even lost with a similar illusion of choice.
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by 8note 6mo ago
Ive seen more than 2 nazi-sympathizers from the states, but i dont think that means americans are all nazis. youve seen 4ish people and you are extending that to tens or hundreds of millions? seems a bit silly to me
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by 8note 6mo ago
the US dodnt want help after 9/11 NATO insisted on helping
653.
by 8note 6mo ago
> NATO exists because the US won't allow any other global hegemon to exist. this sounds like you are american. NATO is Europe driven, with a goal of keeping the americans involved. the alternative is going back to european powers fi
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by 8note 6mo ago
canada has our own history of socialism in the form of crown corps and healthcare. why wouldnt we lean into our own successful practices?
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by 8note 6mo ago
if its ok for the foreman to control the workers, you would then say its ok for the foreman to hold the workers at gun point while they work? id say the control is immoral, in all forms. Voluntary agreement and consent are fine but then it
656.
by 8note 6mo ago
surveillance creates leverage over people. its not neutral if it creates a power imbalance, especially since its used by the wealthy on the poor. you can't do surveillance and not learn the bad knowledge, and once youve created the bad
657.
by 8note 6mo ago
id go more on the lines of "dont know what to QA for"
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by 8note 6mo ago
something i note from this is that this is not a model weights change, but it is a hidden state change anthropic is doing to the outputs that can tune the quality and down on the "model" without breaking the "we arent changin
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by 8note 6mo ago
as a variation: how does this help me as a customer? if i have to redo the context from scratch, i will pay both the high token cost again, but also pay my own time to fill it. the cost of reloading the window didnt go away, it just went up
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by 8note 6mo ago
reasonably, if i'm in an interactive session, its going to have breaks for an hour or more. whats driving the hour cache? shouldnt people be able to have lunch, then come back and continue? are you expecting claude code users to not at

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