TOMDM

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by TOMDM 9mo ago
My prompt was worded differently, but Gemini didn't fall into the same trap for me. ``` Providing the full Brainfuck code to dynamically calculate and factorize 1000! is unfortunately not feasible, and here is why: * The Scale: 1000!
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by TOMDM 9mo ago
I haven't, but has anyone read "If anyone builds it everyone dies"? I'd be interested in a HN discussion on it.
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by TOMDM 9mo ago
+1 for permutation city. The core concept is so well established in the book.
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by TOMDM 9mo ago
I'd love a local version of this for running Claude code, the CLI sandbox anthropic has made is great, but a VM for execution would be even better
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by TOMDM 10mo ago
Precisely. If someone wants me to sign a contract on acceptable use of resources (like an agreement not to reverse engineer their software) they send me then that's another thing. Absent that excluding other default protections like co
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by TOMDM 10mo ago
If someone sends me a document with text in it that they meant to remove but didn't and then I read that text, I haven't hacked anything they're just incompetent. Hacking is unauthorised use of a system. Reading a document th
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by TOMDM 10mo ago
Feels like a pretty tidy parallel to luxury beliefs. Luxury activities would fit, especially since some of these are the activity equivalent to the belief.
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by TOMDM 10mo ago
This is all relative though. If a missile passes the long hurdles and hoops built into modern Defence T&E procurement it will only ever be considered out of spec once it fails. For a good portion of platforms they will go into service,
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by TOMDM 11mo ago
Being able to follow a car involved in a hit and run and intercept them when they stop without restoring to what could be a dangerous police chase. Aerial surveillance has it's place.
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by TOMDM 11mo ago
Claude Code is unresponsive, API Error: 500 Early lunch break maybe. EDIT: Seems to be back.
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by TOMDM 11mo ago
I'll be honest, I like the way Claude defaults to relentless positivity and affirmation. It is pleasant to talk to. That said I also don't think the sycophancy in LLM's is a positive trend. I don't push back against it b
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by TOMDM 11mo ago
It honestly reads like low effort engagement bait I'd expect to see on Twitter
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by TOMDM 11mo ago
It's fentanyl, one semi successful smuggling run traffic's enough fentanyl to lethaly dose thousands of people.
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by TOMDM 11mo ago
The thing I used to like about the USA was that it aspired to a higher standard than the historical ones set by monarchs and fascists.
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by TOMDM 11mo ago
It does make me wonder if people are running very boring polite websites that can suddenly do very not boring or polite things if you know how to ask the right way over an onion address. Surely I can't be the only one to think of this
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by TOMDM 1y ago
Good thing no one is suggesting that
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by TOMDM 1y ago
I think a nod to how auth is handled would be well worth adding to the README. Knowing it can integrate with API's is great, but knowing how a consumer of MCP interacts with auth, and how you do so with downstream API's would be v
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by TOMDM 1y ago
This is fascinating. If one had an infected thymus, does this mean that immune cells would be eliminated for attacking the infection, and thus the immune system be tuned to ignore the present infection?
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by TOMDM 1y ago
It's called Gemini
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by TOMDM 1y ago
Obvious next step to me is malicious bills sent to an address
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by TOMDM 1y ago
My first thought was "Why the hell is Meta crowd funding their models?!" Neat idea, but I'd change the name
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by TOMDM 1y ago
With that you'd instead have: > GLM is a model made by Anthropic and a competitor to chatgpt by open AI String replacement isn't quite enough, but you could probably get an llm to sanitise any training days that contains keywor
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by TOMDM 1y ago
The biggest holdup for VR sculpting is you have nowhere to rest your hands or tools. In a physical medium you can rest your weight and tools against the clay, glass etc. that you're working with. This is part of the reason why high end
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by TOMDM 1y ago
I think the better statement is likely "LLMs are typically not executed in a deterministic manner", since you're right there are no non deterministic properties interment to the models themselves that I'm aware of
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by TOMDM 1y ago
Maybe the Key Changes page would be a better link if we're concerned with a specific version? https://modelcontextprotocol.io/specification/2025-06-18/cha...
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by TOMDM 1y ago
I don't think the original post took issue with what people enjoyed doing, I think it took issue with people's understanding of what is even possible with the current tech.
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by TOMDM 1y ago
When a company makes an obligation to the user via policy to them, the court forcing the company to violate the obligation they've made to the user is violating an agreement the user entered into.
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by TOMDM 1y ago
Does this effect ChatGPT API usage via Azure?
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by TOMDM 1y ago
Terrible scrolling aside; > pg_mooncake is a PostgreSQL extension adding columnstore tables with DuckDB execution for 1000x faster analytics. Columnstore tables are stored as Iceberg or Delta Lake tables in your Object Store. Maintained
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by TOMDM 1y ago
Because they're training a predictor, not an agent?

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