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by TOMDM 1y ago
This feels on par with exposing an index of private info to the public and then being surprised about leaks. If you don't want the LLM to act on private info in a given context; then don't give it access in that context.
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by TOMDM 1y ago
This doesn't match Anthropics research on the subject > Claude sometimes thinks in a conceptual space that is shared between languages, suggesting it has a kind of universal “language of thought.” We show this by translating simple
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by TOMDM 1y ago
Microsoft has joined the steering committee as well https://techcrunch.com/2025/05/19/github-microsoft-embrace-a...
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by TOMDM 1y ago
Having played with MCP a bit now, seeing this makes me think there's huge potential in Android MCP servers bolted into Androids permission system. Giving Gemini and other apps the ability to interact with each other feels like it has p
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by TOMDM 1y ago
Show me the incentive and I'll show you the outcome. If you want a no fail grid you need to incentivise a no fail grid.
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by TOMDM 1y ago
If the tarrifs stay high, then US consumption will plummet since all goods will now be that much more expensive and people won't be able to afford as much. If tariffs go down then moving manufacturing to the US was the losing choice fo
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by TOMDM 2y ago
Yes loaded from RAM and loaded to RAM are the big distinction here. It will still be slow if portions of the model need to be read from disk to memory each pass, but only having to execute portions of the model for each token is a huge spee
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by TOMDM 2y ago
> The government threatening legislation unless a company censors in line with the government's wishes is wrong and a violation of the 1st am. What is the evidence of that? There was proposed legislation, but where was the evidence
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by TOMDM 2y ago
Non of that is incompatible with what I've said though. Looming legislation and contracting alone are not a problem. With all this scrutiny there is no evidence of a quid pro quo. This is what I was getting at above, that there is room
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by TOMDM 2y ago
But that's not what happened in the Twitter files. Requests were made, no threats. Some were complied with when Twitter agreed, some were denied. There were no consequences for the refusals. Please, cite a specific threat. A lawsuit, a
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by TOMDM 2y ago
My democracy for an example
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by TOMDM 2y ago
The simplest way is to have a command that the MCP server can hit to interface with the filesystem. This is the simplest way I know of to get started with it. https://modelcontextprotocol.io/quickstart/user
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by TOMDM 2y ago
Neither, I've lived in the US but I'm not a citizen. I would have voted Democrat given the privilege.
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by TOMDM 2y ago
No, comparing the two at this point is an attempt to pretend this insanity is the other side of the same coin. They're simply not. Look at the spectrum. 1. Someone commits a harm (pick any one of the harms I listed from Trump above) 2.
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by TOMDM 2y ago
Pardoned? Do you think I support that?
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by TOMDM 2y ago
It's maddening. I'm glad I left the US.
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by TOMDM 2y ago
The Twitter files that document the FBI requesting takedown of posts and accounts, Twitter internally debating the request, refusing the FBI and then suffering no consequences? Those Twitter files? Meanwhile Trump is suing pollsters for pub
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by TOMDM 2y ago
If someone is breaking the law, they should be charged with a crime. How are we at the point where that statement is a partisan issue?
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by TOMDM 2y ago
But they did have a way of going home, but chose not to take it.
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by TOMDM 2y ago
If only he had wired up the shutter to an AND gate, one for the monkey and one for him. Since the monkey can't contribute he'd be the sole owner for holding down half of the button.
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by TOMDM 2y ago
Honestly this sounds more likely to replace some workflows I historically would have done with Docker. The pain of creating a python environment that is durable across different deployments had me going for the nuclear option with full cont
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by TOMDM 2y ago
For the uninitiated what is the benefit of UV over pip? I've been working with pip for so long now that I barely notice it unless something goes very wrong.
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by TOMDM 2y ago
These studies move so slow, this is done on gpt4.
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by TOMDM 2y ago
Is there good data on goods that are the largest contributors to e-waste? A toaster is a great test case for learning about repairable design, but I can only imagine most people will only buy on average 1 or 2 toasters in their life. Framew
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by TOMDM 2y ago
Russia already shared borders with NATO. The truth of the matter from Ukraine's perspective is that this never would have happened if Ukraine was a NATO member. NATO hasn't moved aggressively on Russia. The motivations for Russia
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by TOMDM 2y ago
The problem is it's a point widely pushed by Russian propagandists. True or not, earnest or not in inquiry, people will reflexively judge it all the same.
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by TOMDM 2y ago
You don't need their permission to have these conversations.
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by TOMDM 2y ago
https://xkcd.com/810/
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by TOMDM 2y ago
What a pleasant rabbit hole. Thank you for sharing. The embeddable nature of this sounds great, the idea of having one spreadsheet solution that can run as code, on the browser, desktop or even within another app sounds amazing. As someone
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by TOMDM 2y ago
And much more information when selecting just as many examples from quadrillions of randomly generated examples. The information from the selection criteria isn't available to the model, just the chosen samples.

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