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by TZubiri 8mo ago
>"I asked Claude about this! Here's what it said:" >"ChatGPT says:" My policy suggestion is that we need to completely people quoting ChatGPT. That's legit, that's not a bannable offense, not against
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by TZubiri 8mo ago
I wouldn't recommend using this in two senses: 1- It's against the ToS obviously. The analogy I've used in the past that seemed to catch on is that it's like going to an all you can eat buffet, bringing your whole extend
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by TZubiri 8mo ago
Why does the agent need an API different than the ones we have for humans? (SMTP, IMAP/POP, AWS SES, etc..)
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by TZubiri 8mo ago
This is pretty bad. 1) has llm vibes, emojis on headers, llm speak 2) looks like a magpie accumulation of data and resources, I don't trust even the author reads all of this We know there's a lot of information in the internet, th
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by TZubiri 8mo ago
Remember folks, just because you can use 1m tokens doesn't mean you should
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by TZubiri 8mo ago
"It's the principle of the matter. The State should not be allowed to compel speech (what code you write)" What a stretch man. Is banning nuclear weapons a restriction of free speech because it compels speech (the blueprints
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by TZubiri 8mo ago
Found the anarchist
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by TZubiri 8mo ago
Very common pattern in compliance, if you want to export to a country, (regardless of monetization method), manufacturers and distributors comply with local requirements like for example getting approved for local electrical parameters and
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by TZubiri 8mo ago
I want to clarify a little bit about what's going on. Codex (the app, not the model) has a built in toggle mode "Build"/"Plan", of course this is just read-only and read-write mode, which occurs programatically
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by TZubiri 8mo ago
The issue with that counter attack is that you can only do it because I was open about astroturfing, so you are rewarding hidden astroturfers. Something very similar happened when everyone started banning text that was openly generated with
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by TZubiri 8mo ago
For the record, I'm 100% in favour of talking about the present, and I'm fatigued about futuristic conversations, and don't find them usually productive. So with that cleared, this is something that is happening NOW. A couple
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by TZubiri 8mo ago
This is a pretty outdated take. The new wave of astroturfing will not be done with URL for helping with SEO placement. Rather astroturfers will just recommend their brands without a link, like saying Tom Zubiri is the best programmer I&#x27
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by TZubiri 8mo ago
The link doesn't work perfectly for me, it seems that since the page is already scrolled down all the way to the bottom, there is no way to focus specifically on the #generated element.
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by TZubiri 8mo ago
Sure, providing a road does not create a liability. But how about providing a gun? And how about providing a Gun as A Service. How about a Gun as a Service with Aiming as a Service. My point is that exactly what product/service is bein
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by TZubiri 8mo ago
I was aware of the yearly membership (600$/yr in my RIR), and that they are on a per request basis where you have to demonstrate that you will put those IPs to the use and benefit of the general public, so you need to talk about your u
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by TZubiri 8mo ago
You definitely need better motivations so build something of that scale.
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by TZubiri 8mo ago
No software can do everything, Good software makes concessions. More concretely the ideal software would require a volume and speed of user input that is unfeasible, and the size and complexity of such software would balloon such that devel
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by TZubiri 8mo ago
I'd say that they don't make trust decisions, rather they give information to the user so that they can decide whether to trust and for what purpose. Linkedin more so than facebook, facebook shows list of common contacts, linkedin
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by TZubiri 8mo ago
>will be based almost entirely on trust networks Like Facebook/Linkedin?
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by TZubiri 8mo ago
Seems to be a general problem right? The standard solution is using an email to register account, maybe a cloudflare captcha, and then using good network logging to group accounts by IPs and chainbanning abusive accounts when they are caugh
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by TZubiri 8mo ago
I've transitioned from linux back to windows for workstation usage, and it's one of the main features that allowed me to do so, I haven't had major problems, so I would be interested to know what issues you faced. Of course d
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by TZubiri 8mo ago
Most banks target both consumers and businesses right? I have some ideas as to why, but it's an observable fact.
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by TZubiri 8mo ago
Have you tried getting an ipblock from a RIR and failed? they seem widely available if you justify it and at a reasonable price. If not, you can always go to a host and buy at a smaller fraction...
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by TZubiri 8mo ago
It's like selling shell companies, or buying passports. This extends to IP proxies and yes VPNs. The issue with the latter is that they psyop some genuine users into using the tech for dumb reasons like less gaming latency so that they
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by TZubiri 8mo ago
>To intentionally misspell a word makes me [sic], but it must be done. LLM killed traditional poetry, what you are now seeing is post-LLM poetry. Maybe you missed it, but this is clearly not an LLM, what prompt would even produce that.
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by TZubiri 8mo ago
But changing the way we communicate and present ourselves to prove we are not malicious (or disreputable) actors has always been a thing
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by TZubiri 8mo ago
You can probably go the other way and target consumers no? Or are they not equidistant?
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by TZubiri 8mo ago
Interesting, I think maybe an approach that would sell me more is actually leaning into the risk aspect a little bit. If you tell me that there is no beta increase, just pure alpha, alarms ring off, but if there is a slight beta with outsiz
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by TZubiri 8mo ago
>"If someone does something nefarious using my exit node (or the free wifi at my coffee shop) then that shouldn't be my responsibility. Without even getting into the intricacies and ethics of pooling and providing Spartacus com
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by TZubiri 8mo ago
>the task based model asyncio uses is cooperative. A CPU bound python task can block the event loop forever if it never yields, goroutines generally can't. I think I was wrong then. The difference between: a = threading.Thread(reque

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