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by __jonas 1y ago
That is what I mean yeah, I’m not saying it’s fabricating sources from training data, that would obviously be impossible for news articles, I’m saying if you give it a list of articles A, B and C including their content in the context and a
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by __jonas 1y ago
> I guess I'm trying to understand your comment. Is there a distinction you're making between LLM summaries or LLM generated text, or are you stating that they aren't being transparent about the summaries being generated b
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by __jonas 1y ago
I see! One thing I'm wondering: They say they are fetching the content from the RSS feeds of news outlets rather than scraping them, I haven't used RSS in a bit, but I recall most news outlets would usually not include the full ar
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by __jonas 1y ago
I have yeah, to me it looks like what I described in my comment above, it's LLM generated text, is it not? > And pretty much every single sentence cites the original article(s). Yeah but again, correct me if I'm wrong, but I do
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by __jonas 1y ago
Just to be clear I'm understanding correctly: This is pulling the content of the RSS feeds of several news sites into the context window of an LLM and then asking it to summarize news items into articles and fill in the blanks? I'
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by __jonas 1y ago
What makes you think their cause is widespread adoption? It’s not a commercial project so I don’t think they have much to gain from that, and similar to things like yt-dlp it’s probably beneficial for them to stay small enough to not catch
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by __jonas 1y ago
I don’t think you should look at the Copilot autocomplete as anything other than autocomplete, as far as I know they use worse but faster models for that. I’m not big on AI but I get occasional use out of Copilot with the chat / agent
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by __jonas 1y ago
I see. I just tried the Notion import on the latest version of Anytype, and they now seem to be able to import Notion databases, which is useful. They use the Notion API though, not any export option that Notion offers.
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by __jonas 1y ago
Neat! Is the 'import from notion' functionality able to convert Notion databases to this?
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by __jonas 1y ago
I wish I could get the specs of the time 2 in the design of the 2 duo, this just looks very generic to me design wise. The 2 duo is at least a little bit fun aesthetically, but I would like a heart rate monitor if I’m gonna be wearing a sma
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by __jonas 1y ago
This looks really nice! I’m currently looking for a nice implementation of stroke expansion (here called outlining) that I can run in the browser, this seems like a good option besides skia (pathkit)[0] and vello/kurbo[1]. Ideally I’d
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by __jonas 1y ago
> GitHub and its leadership team will continue its mission as part of Microsoft’s CoreAI organization So the whole of GitHub is now seen primarily as an AI platform?
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by __jonas 1y ago
I’d be interested to know what the main differences are
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by __jonas 1y ago
I come from js/ts as well and I find snake case much more readable than camel after using it in other languages for a bit. There are even js/ts projects that use snake case despite the camel case convention, for readability https
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by __jonas 1y ago
I just gave it a try again, unfortunately I couldn't really figure it out, my issues were these: The Notion import didn't work correctly, I've got tons of links to 'missing pages' and messed up formatting – fine, th
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by __jonas 1y ago
Nah, this type of text UI has been charmbracelet's whole thing since before AI agents appeared. I quite like them, unlike traditional TUIs, the keybindings are actually intuitively discoverable, which is nice.
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by __jonas 1y ago
Fair enough, maybe it's the way they are surfaced that makes them hard to parse to me – I may just have to give it another shot
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by __jonas 1y ago
What isolation is there? If a compromised sub agent returns data that gets inserted into the main agents context (structured or not) then the end result is the same as if the main agent was directly interacting with the compromising resourc
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by __jonas 1y ago
Do you use Anytype productively? I have it installed but I find it kind of daunting compared to Notion for organizing my notes, it seems to want to be a more abstract kind of 'knowledge management system'. I just opened it again a
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by __jonas 1y ago
I agree that loading environment variables should not be the responsibility of the process which consumes them, not sure what the benefit of renaming .env to .envrc is. I use mise to load environment variables from .env, since I also use it
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by __jonas 1y ago
Why is that bad? Seems like a perfectly valid approach for an Open Source project, SQLite is doing the same.
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by __jonas 1y ago
Neat! There is this challenge on codecrafters that guides you through the process a little, provides tests and such, I've played around with it a bit during a free month they had, was fun: https://app.codecrafters.io/co
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by __jonas 1y ago
I find that combination very annoying to press personally. It's possible to change the hotkey by going to Keyboard > Keyboard Shortcuts ... > App Shortcuts, and then under 'All Applications' adding a shortcut for the me
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by __jonas 1y ago
I am also curious about the mentioned incident, does anyone have a link to the postmortem the post talks about? Couldn't find anything online.
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by __jonas 1y ago
templ is kind of like JSX but for Golang, if you are familiar with JSX. It's a language that compiles down to Go and lets you mix HTML-like syntax into your Go code for HTML templating. https://templ.guide/
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by __jonas 1y ago
> Can we convert these Lottie things into animated GIFs or something You might be able to convert them to SMIL (SVG Animations), which is still pretty well supported and does not require any JS dependencies: https://github.c
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by __jonas 1y ago
They specifically ditched react-native because of their requirements regarding file system traversal, so this is definitely not something that could have been done in-browser.
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by __jonas 1y ago
Ok sure, but Phoenix is the go-to solution for web projects in Elixir, especially newcomers are frequently told to just use Phoenix instead of trying to build on Plug. The feedback from the Python person was a bit harsh, and evaluating a la
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by __jonas 1y ago
It kind of is though, regardless of what the LLM did there, the 'happy path' with something like Phoenix is using the phx.new and the generators which gives you a ton of files and structure that is a bit overwhelming for people us
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by __jonas 1y ago
Can you elaborate on that? https://bvaughn.github.io/react-virtualized/#/components/Lis... This example seems to be able to do 200k+ rows without any problems at all. For me it's smooth up to 10,000,000

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