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7mo ago
That’s not what they paid for, they paid to speak to person x, not person y.
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7mo ago
Equally, detection, enforcement and punishment has never stopped people doing things they're not supposed to.
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7mo ago
Yes, startup success has a direct correlation to the language chosen for your CRUD api…
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7mo ago
Building anything on top of open claw seems wild to me. I checked it out due to all the hype and it was absolute dumpster fire of a project.
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7mo ago
I don't think anyone would use an AI with such a severe conflict of interests, unless this was completely hidden from the user.
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7mo ago
What is he? Voldemort?
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8mo ago
That's the least of R6's problems!
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8mo ago
It was already dead. 500k lines of slop, good luck building a tower on mud.
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8mo ago
> Openclaw is an amazing piece of hard work and novel software engineering Have you tried using it?
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8mo ago
Wait, we think they’re lying because an advisory was eventually found? We think that should be impossible with people involved?
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8mo ago
What is the learning here? There were humans involved in every step. Things built with security in mind are not invulnerable, human written or otherwise.
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9mo ago
Could even be seen as a disguised ad for their infrastructure partner too.
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9mo ago
LLM led scraping might not as it requires an LLM to make a choice to kick it off, but crawling for the purpose of training data is unlikely to be affected.
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9mo ago
Yeah because prosecution requires evidence. Not because we don't agree with the principal.
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9mo ago
I mean technically a lot of countries already have laws against conspiracy to murder, without doing the actual murder bit. And we are broadly ok with this because it makes a lot of sense.
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9mo ago
How is CFs business model a protection racket?
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9mo ago
A few reasons I still play despite understanding the odds. The euro millions also distributes money to charitable organisations, so I see my play as a donation, and that I’m purchasing a day dream. People still win the jackpot, frequently.
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9mo ago
It feels like not a lot of information is leaked though, we can tell something is likely happening, but never what.
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9mo ago
Getting “vptdigital.com unexpectedly closed the connection. ” errors on your site currently just fyi
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10mo ago
This is pretty cool, can I ask why you decided to ship hardware and not a subscription to a dashboard that people could put on any mounted monitor?
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10mo ago
I don't think I've thought about patterns in over a decade, maybe I use one or two without realising it's a "pattern".
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10mo ago
I did initially like this, but I didn't really like the experience around extending it. Ultimately I discovered all the cloudflare primitives soon after (eg durable objects etc), the ease, price and performance are just absurd, it feel
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1y ago
Mkdir then cd into it, I just use ‘take’? Maybe this isn’t available by default everywhere?
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1y ago
Maybe after this we can figure out how to reverse entropy. Edit: The Last Question reference seems to have not hit. My bad.
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1y ago
When you extend human lifespan long enough, cancer becomes close to inevitable anyway.
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1y ago
This is a gargantuan task, I can’t even articulate how much work this would be.
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1y ago
Tell that to all the engineers that want to argue over minutia for days in a PR
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1y ago
Braindead? Or better architects of systems? The abstraction an LLM provides almost forces you to take more of a tech lead/architect approach, which I find really interesting. Maybe we should be more agnostic to the lower level details
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1y ago
Are we to believe only one or the other contains the key or is very healthy?
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1y ago
I was under the impression GitHub built and maintained that, but perhaps that’s changed… If not I wouldn’t consider it a Microsoft built product like windows etc (yes I’m aware ms owns gh)
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