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by TZubiri 3mo ago
Accounting is a complex subject, I do recommend pursuing some kind of formal training if the subject is of interest to at least get the basics of common scenarios, like ammortization, accrual. The issue of liquidity I am not sure how it pla
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by TZubiri 3mo ago
If anything, the whole vector space is the LLM's truth.
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Aren't there definitions of Truth that are not the negation of Falsehood? Can't there be a function True(x) that is not equal to !False(x)? Can't there be a third function Paradox(x) such that these counterexamples can be con
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by TZubiri 3mo ago
I can see how, if all you ever were exposed to was that link and this post, you might think they are equivalent, and the conclusion is "whatever, everyone is stealing from each other. But the answer is no, Claude didn't train itse
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by TZubiri 3mo ago
Oh hey, it's modelcontextprotocol.io , your official source of protocol specifications and definitely not some attacker trying to get curious vibecoders to run their documentation with a prompt like "implement this", and gett
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by TZubiri 3mo ago
Bootleg AI
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by TZubiri 3mo ago
7.1 seems to mean non resistant buildings may collapse.
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by TZubiri 3mo ago
Seems like a good riddance, telnyx is for business usecases, not for personal use. Such use would be incompatible because it would lure in fraud, which would ruin the reputation of shared comms resources like ip blocks, phone number blocks,
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by TZubiri 3mo ago
I think telnyx is a good product, with the only stain to its name being the supply chain attack on their python library. But I don't feel like providing inference is a professional move, it feels like out of scope for a telephony IaaS
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by TZubiri 3mo ago
The true hackers of the system. Are we sure it's not fraud though? Seems like the kind of topic kalzumeus would bite into.
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by TZubiri 3mo ago
Interesting that this makes no distinction from using LLM output and using LLM assistance. An overly strict policy is better than no policy, but I wonder if using llm for conversation and analysis, but not code/config generation, was d
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by TZubiri 3mo ago
By Lindy effect, debian has a life expectancy of 25 more years
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by TZubiri 3mo ago
>Irrelevant and inappropriate analogy. Lawyers (among others) want to avoid committing to something that they can be held liable for. LLMs clearly have no such limitations, as they often give wrong advice quite authoritative. Actually th
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by TZubiri 3mo ago
maybe once software in a certain category is solved, it no longer has incentive to improve User eXperience, but to improve the Asset Owner eXperience.
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by TZubiri 3mo ago
I get the idea, but empirically, we know of the existence of that item, it's clearly very public, at least you and I have access to the fact that it exists. On the security spectrum I'm quite schizoid, but I'd say that's
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by TZubiri 3mo ago
Took a look at Paxel. It's worth noting that we have the client target code to analyze only, I could not find server side code, nor source prompts for the client code, if any of those could be provided it would make auditing easier. Al
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by TZubiri 3mo ago
One of the threat models is not YC itself stealing your IP. Which they are to some extent, but them using vendors that themselves train their models on your IP. Or vendors that use vendors that... >YC spends unimaginable amounts of money
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by TZubiri 3mo ago
Most people seem to think that agreeableness is a personaility thing that vendors can just turn up or down at will. But the usefulness of LLMs comes from following what you say. An LLM that follows your lead when you say "The answer to
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by TZubiri 3mo ago
>It doesn’t deal with code, it deals with chat transcripts, and only those in the directories you explicitly choose to share (yes I know transcripts include some code but you’re not sharing a working app codebase or anything close to it)
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by TZubiri 3mo ago
Don't worry, it doesn't analyze your generated code, it just analyzes your source prompts, the thing that presumably generates the code. If only there was a word for text that generates a computer program.
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by TZubiri 3mo ago
>>Sure - and people are able to audit what the software is doing and call it out if it’s operating in a way that’s unintended or inappropriate, just as has happened here 1. Yes you can audit client side and network interface, but not
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by TZubiri 3mo ago
YC is currently polarizing against companies that are rejecting the philosophy of giving (a single user) AI full read access to company data. They find that resistance frustrating and the complain publicly about it, calling such an attitude
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by TZubiri 3mo ago
It's very common nowadays to claim that something doesn't have access to X when it does in fact have system level access to X, but the application code just doesn't use X (or a prompt is being asked not to use X). >curl -f
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by TZubiri 3mo ago
Oh, I remember that thing, it wanted to see my prompt and my code in exchange for telling me my horoscope. Some hands you have to fold, and I'm folding this one. Patiently waiting for the "let's give all our data to a single
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should be 5xx then
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One of the undeniable benefits of LLMs is that the end of guessing and remembering commands is now optional. Now we can all run important CLI programs like Zork without a 'command doesn't exist' to command ratio of 1:4
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What's a coffee hosting service?
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I don't know what the actual stance is, and what counts as cryptocurrency or why the decision was made. But I tried clicking on the link cited in the OP that would explain this ( https://forum.codeberg.org/d/82-tak
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McDonald's complies with local laws and operates with local juristic entities. While McDonald's US owns McDonalds Argentina (Arcos Dorados Argentina SA), and there's some level of control that occurs in the US "Global&qu
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by TZubiri 3mo ago
It's not necessary to analyze the specifics of reddit's architecture. This is a common pattern across many services that can be accessed by more than 1 client, whether it me on the same platform/device/OS or different. F

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