TZubiri

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541.
by TZubiri 5mo ago
I am confused, how can functions that output images help with functions that should take images as input?
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by TZubiri 5mo ago
I think you are conflating LLMs with AI. LLMs we all agreed were amazing back in 2023-2024. What's happening now with AI is more of a corporate phenomenon quite removed from the actual tech. Yes LLMs are useful, but replacing customer
543.
by TZubiri 5mo ago
Another one bites the dust What a blunder, they resisted AI for like 2 years when it was all the buzz, and now when the bubble is about to bust and every user has AI fatigue they decide to finally dip into the fad? Before it was as if avoid
544.
by TZubiri 5mo ago
I'd be more impressed if it were 1991:8:25:
545.
by TZubiri 5mo ago
What's the benefit of using playwright instead of an official webdriver directly?
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by TZubiri 5mo ago
>But blame firing/piping more engineers for an incident should NOT be on the table. There has to be a level of fuck up where a resignation is appropriate, maybe this doesn't meet your bar, but surely you recognize that there ex
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by TZubiri 5mo ago
Are treated patients still contagious? If so, if a treated patient spreads the virus, will that new patient carry an innoculated virus? Or will they suffer a standard infection?
548.
by TZubiri 5mo ago
I did mention PIP/fire, but to be fair, this looks like the worst security issue in the history of Meta, a company known for an almost impeccable cybersecurity clean sheet. So yeah, firing somebody or a group of people is on the table.
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by TZubiri 5mo ago
"AI Use Disclaimer: claude code was used to generate the OpenGraph SVG image. No part of the prose was machine-generated. You will not find machine-written prose on this blog. I consider it deeply disrespectful." I really like thi
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by TZubiri 5mo ago
I think it's that the US follows a red ocean strategy. They don't compete on saturated markets, they'd rather make their own markets and be in a market of one, like NFL.
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by TZubiri 5mo ago
I mean they can generate 1 million lines of code, it's obfuscation by brute force, how are you going to read that if not with another LLM
552.
by TZubiri 5mo ago
I love the submissions of IOCCC generally, but the schedule and submission process looks like a mess, is that part of the joke? Or is it just because being consistent and designing a simple process is hard¡
553.
by TZubiri 5mo ago
just created a new "Asset portfolio" from my main facebook account, an asset portfolio is like a bucket that holds other assets like instagram accounts, but it's empty so far. I used a different email which might have prompte
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by TZubiri 5mo ago
Because software professionals are conflating simplicity of user experience with simplicity of dev experience. During development they were likely not thinking of the user experience, nor even the support agent experience, but on their deve
555.
by TZubiri 5mo ago
Did you create the account separately? Or as an asset of your main Meta account (like Meta Business Suite)? I'm creating the accounts in Meta Business Suite, so I would have a recourse with my main personal account which can be linked
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by TZubiri 5mo ago
>deterministic verification like this is not, and should never be, the LLM’s job. But when humans handled it, this was not as much as a problem. That is, the humans did the job, because they recognized the need to do that job. Sure somet
557.
by TZubiri 5mo ago
I get the joke, but it's a relevant nuance that the new code, the chatbot, did not have 'the bug'. I still think that the mistake and head that should roll should be the one that published the chatbot. But it's important
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by TZubiri 5mo ago
Of course. What I gather is that this internal tool was used by human support agents, and it was their responsibility to verify the email adresses and general validity of a claim. But when implementing AGI TM that was overseen, maybe the ov
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by TZubiri 5mo ago
I haven't used this thing for like 10 years, when my modus operandi was googling my question and installing whatever stackoverflow suggested. Can someone explain why one would ever use rsync (pre vibecode version) instead of cp and dd
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by TZubiri 5mo ago
Feedback to microsoft: I'm confused and dissapointed that this isn't called Copilot, the users want more things to be called copilot even if they aren't related to each other, consider renaming Scout to Copilot, or at least S
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by TZubiri 5mo ago
>it's likely that there is bot traffic you don't know about coming from your IP Maybe from your IP block even. More common since you don't control that.
562.
by TZubiri 5mo ago
For some reason when 2 different products communicate it's more impressive and antropomorphic and AGI and chic than the same model communicating with an instance with different context
563.
by TZubiri 5mo ago
What would be another example of Microsoft forking an OS program and slapping their name on it? As far as I know MSFT started open sourcing some of their own tech just shy of a decade ago, but white labelling OS tech I haven't seen muc
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by TZubiri 5mo ago
Bust when? It can't be more than a couple of weeks away can it? Meta ruining it's pristine cybersecurity reputation, and Nadella throwing this buffoonery on the same week. When the AI market crashes, it will be the first market cr
565.
by TZubiri 5mo ago
And give them free publicity and SEO Juice?
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by TZubiri 5mo ago
Yes, the sexual issues, harrasment or otherwise, are the reason he has trouble doing presentations in high schools. The childless issue is what makes this so important for him personally, otherwise I believe it wouldn't have been so pr
567.
by TZubiri 5mo ago
With all respect for Mr. Stallman, he has faced consequences of his choice of being childless, and it has been quite distressing for him. Recently he was campaigning against being banned (or not accepted as a speaker) from schools. At age 7
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by TZubiri 5mo ago
I got that too, and "creepy" is the same word that came to mind. For one, the choice of child, is already creepy even if you refer to a pet as a child, but a software system as a substitute for childbearing, it reminds me of the c
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by TZubiri 5mo ago
I don't know the details of the case, but what they worded there is a textbook unauthorized intrusion and a naïve teenager "the door was open" defense. Mind you there can be nuances, but that quote is like saying "I took
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by TZubiri 5mo ago
>The letter further asserts claims under the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act. Adafruit accessed only information that Flux’s own systems made publicly available through a server misconfiguration A confession

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