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by F7F7F7 2y ago
You’re way over thinking the use cases for MCPs. That tells me you should stick to functions.
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by F7F7F7 2y ago
Whataboutism is so lazy.
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by F7F7F7 2y ago
This is great. But the vast majority of non-gaming non-terminal-loving-developers human beings want to avoid the keyboard at all costs. They are doing it via trackpads, mousepads, touch screens, etc. Which are all inputs that transcend lan
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by F7F7F7 2y ago
You could walk a mile in NYC and traverse 5 distinct real estate markets.
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by F7F7F7 2y ago
It's a dark pattern regardless. You should be upfront LOUD and clear that login will be required. If people are complaining it's because you're not LOUD and clear enough. There's a reason that you only see this UX patte
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by F7F7F7 2y ago
Seriously. It’s like half of the people in this thread are living in a completely different world. And this is coming from someone who uses LLMs daily at the subscription, API (vscode and 3 nextjs apps) and local level. I have a custom lan
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by F7F7F7 2y ago
Welcome to the new internet. Where everything is rediscovered and reinvented by Bolt and Loveable.
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by F7F7F7 2y ago
Google kills their publicly facing cache, Internet Archive on the brink collapse, Recordable Media vanishing before our eyes. I'm not claiming that theirs (sic) a concerted effort to control history. Just seems like another corporatio
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by F7F7F7 2y ago
People would only be 'throwing their hands up' because commercial LLMs have set unreasonable expectations for folks. Anyone who has a/the need for or understands the value of a local LLM would be OK with this kind of output.
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by F7F7F7 2y ago
Because OP used Deepseek not only to code the entire app. But also to generate his future roadmap.
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by F7F7F7 2y ago
I was hoping for a sword and sandal RPG. But fascinating no less.
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by F7F7F7 2y ago
So OpenAI doesn’t need to burn through a trillion dollars in the next 10 years after all? Cool.
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by F7F7F7 2y ago
These models were trained on the open web. With as much content as they can possibly consume and manufacture. They are large opaque boxes with who-the-fuck-knows is going on in there. I’m not saying that models don’t have guardrails and n
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by F7F7F7 2y ago
I don’t ask LLMs about anything going on in my personal or business life. It’s purely a technical means to an end for me. So that’s where the disconnect is maybe. For what I’m doing OpenAI’s models consistently rank last. I’m even using
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by F7F7F7 2y ago
I’ve had the exact opposite experience. But mine was in using both models to propose and ultimately write a refactor. If you don’t get this type of thing on the first shot with o1 pro you’re better off opening up a new chat, refining your
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by F7F7F7 2y ago
Mostly means or what it’s become to mean? I was on a college campus in 2002 and the word typically painted a picture. Someone who was hyperaware of real or perceived injustices and was likely to have incense burning in their rooms. The peo
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by F7F7F7 2y ago
Is this Reddit? The snark in the comment and the /u/ thing had me confused for a minute.
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by F7F7F7 2y ago
Can you explain to me how this sort of thinking works? I couldn’t ever imagine making this sort of assumption based off an article and my admittedly very low understanding of Antarctica.
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by F7F7F7 2y ago
I’ve come down this far and can co-sign this comment. Holy canoli.
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by F7F7F7 2y ago
Find me the folks who see nothing but good will in OpenAI’s actions and I’ll find you the folks who have been hyping up AGI for the last 2 years. 4 was literally sitting on a shelf waiting for release when 3.5 was launched. 4o was a fine tu
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by F7F7F7 2y ago
“Failed to notice” is a hilariously weird way of talking about tokenization.
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by F7F7F7 2y ago
Companies don’t work until they do. Thats the new mentality anyway. And you don’t get a Series C with SVB involvement if you’re not working at some level. I’m familiar with them. Through M&A activity and debt consolidation / refi.
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by F7F7F7 2y ago
I’d argue that there’s no correlation at all between the two.
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by F7F7F7 2y ago
If you don’t defend it. A court could tell you one day it’s not yours to defend.
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by F7F7F7 2y ago
Apple has shown recently that they are more than OK giving Europeans and some parts of Asia a different iOS experience than the rest of us. If they are “forced to open up” in the EU it doesn’t mean they will here.
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by F7F7F7 2y ago
As someone who’s personally worked on dozens of M&A driven vertical integrations and “ecosystems” (lol)…interoperability is inherent to being a first party. 3rd parties aren’t going to get the same access or treatment for a number of re
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by F7F7F7 2y ago
And…?
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by F7F7F7 2y ago
This argument is silly and goes well beyond the spirit of the EU law. As if Meta has to suddenly show Apple all of its goods now too. Giving Apple access to all Facebook or Instagram data and letting them decide where to draw the line. St
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by F7F7F7 2y ago
In one of the busiest square .5 miles on the planet, no less.
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by F7F7F7 2y ago
Microsoft tried this with the Xbox One and the gaming world collectively lost their minds. Most of the ideas they were pushing forward are now widely accepted by most of the community.

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