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by _2d30 1y ago
> "Infer?" Watch the demo video and see it happen. I didn't know what you were talking about at first because I didn't remember seeing any video on the blogpost. If there had been video showing this happen, it would d
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by _2d30 1y ago
> The iPhone photo of the golf players is better than the "photographer" shot in every way that actually matters; the guys are more comfortable and they have natural smiles, whereas the other photo is full of grimaces and frown
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by _2d30 1y ago
The provider knows you have given those privileges _at some point_ but it doesn't know if that account still exists or anything about the state of the account. So, yes, they could do more to highlight _potential_ accounts but it's
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by _2d30 1y ago
The problem is that at that point in the flow, it's owned by the SSO provider. The SSO provider can't know with certainty what account has an active account with the website.
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by _2d30 1y ago
> Which startup LLMs do you know of / recommend? I don't for anyone doing serious work. Use the Gemini family, O3 and Claude if you want to gsd. The DoD made the correct call IMO. Kimi K2 is also potentially interesting for non
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by _2d30 1y ago
You're right! I had forgotten about SWE-1 family
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by _2d30 1y ago
It's easy when you know 90% of them already. If I didn't know it, I made that clear in the post. Looking forward to hearing about your billion dollar VC fund.
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by _2d30 1y ago
OpenAI - DoD invested in them and now I guess you agree with it! Anthropic - same as above xAI - same as above CoreWeave - Doesn't make LLMs Glean - Doesn't make LLMs (wow this startup investing thing might be harder than for you
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by _2d30 1y ago
Who are the companies? List some!
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by _2d30 1y ago
Which AI company _should_ the DoD purchase from?
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by _2d30 1y ago
"Corruption is when the US government pays the 4 leading American AI producers for the use of their products"
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by _2d30 1y ago
Who are those 20 companies? What would $10M do in the context of training LLMs that are competitive with Claude/O3/Gemini? > That's 10 solutions instead of 1 -- statistically one of them will be a massive breakthrough? The
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by _2d30 1y ago
No one requires you to use APFS for your external storage!
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by _2d30 1y ago
Can you give a simple description of what the antitrust case would be?
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by _2d30 1y ago
This is at least why Claude is dead: https://status.anthropic.com/incidents/kn7mvrgb0c8m Also spotify isn't working for me so I assume that's also related. These are my most important productivity resources!
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by _2d30 1y ago
A rational theory of spite suggests that even if they know that it will be worse for them too, if the level of their spite is great enough, they are still better off because the joy of the suffering of others is greater than their own induc
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by _2d30 1y ago
> If the other oligarchs seem to be doing nothing, it is not because they have no power to wield. Good grief, this is just an axiomatic belief, then. No evidence will sway you one way or another.
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by _2d30 1y ago
> I am kind of surprised that the collection of people at the tops of all the big companies commanding so many billions, don't have some sort of behind the scenes levers they can pull to make him squeal like a pig, elected office or
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by _2d30 1y ago
Trump has literally been prattling about his love of tariffs for decades and was explicit about his plans to heavily leverage tariffs during his campaign.. I think you might just want an excuse to believe what you already believe
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by _2d30 1y ago
I was always able to cancel very easily. I’ve done so many X free months of Uber One and it’s been so much easier than cancelling any number of other subscriptions (NYT has still been my worst experience on that front). I’m surprised to see
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by _2d30 1y ago
I had not had almost any issues with reliability until recently and suddenly I'm getting transient UI and server issues on a daily basis. Not happy with it. Even worse is I bought a yearly subscription from a deal they offered. However
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by _2d30 2y ago
> The whale is a fish thing isn't what I had in mind, iirc that's a solid argument that still mostly holds up. You're also of the opinion that whales are fish?
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by _2d30 2y ago
Many of the factual errors are there on purpose. The lengthy discussion of whether or not whales are fish for example is not intended to be scientific. Melville himself served on a whaler and AFAIK the descriptions of actual whaling and pro
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by _2d30 2y ago
Anyone who has read Moby Dick knows that this passage: > And since whaling technology had come along so much since the 19th century - with powerful diesel engined vessels equipped with ever more lethal harpoons and even onboard processin
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by _2d30 2y ago
It's clear you're incapable of making a substantive contribution to the discussion, so why bother posting at all?
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by _2d30 2y ago
> Do you really want to ruin the life of a person that ruins your entertainment? They're not ruining my entertainment, I don't play any such online game. Even still, poisoning any element of trust in society should default make
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by _2d30 2y ago
> Because that would be a simple solution to all societies ills No it wouldn't and I don't lament its absence as such. > and it's obvious the world does not work this way. Agreed which is my lamentation. > And unles
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by _2d30 2y ago
This literally looks like spyware to me. Crazy.
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by _2d30 2y ago
How does this differ from the reference Github MCP server? https://github.com/modelcontextprotocol/servers/tree/main/sr... EDIT: Oh wait, lol, I looked closer and it seems that the difference is that the
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by _2d30 2y ago
My meta-comment is that it's a really sad state of affairs that we don't as a society have an immune system that makes it so that an individual who posts openly about creating software whose sole (and even if not "sole"

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