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by ajcp 1y ago
If you read the writeup you'll see that it was part aesthetic choice and price consideration.
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by ajcp 1y ago
The client is the "design firm". The website is for their own firm and they used their own office in their portfolio.
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by ajcp 1y ago
I would highly recommend looking into n8n if you're digging Zapier.
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by ajcp 1y ago
I believe the writer is comparing local visual workflow programs against local Excel workbooks, that is: personal productivity tools run on a users local machine. This is a very important distinction. The value prop of these "Lo
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by ajcp 1y ago
They said "production systems", not "critical production applications". Also the 'if' doesn't negate anything as they say "I still", meaning the behavior is actively happening or ongoing; they do
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by ajcp 1y ago
Very nice. Well thank you for sharing your house with us, truly aspirational!
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by ajcp 1y ago
Big fan of both your LAN houses! One thing I noticed is that you don't seem to have any art/pictures/decorations on any of your walls. Is that an intentional choice?
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by ajcp 1y ago
Your email address is actually firstlast@gmail.com. GMail doesn't care about dots, so you could say your email address is f.i.r.s.t.l.a.s.t@gmail.com for all the good it does. Using the dot probably does more harm, as it makes people t
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TinyTroupe: An LLM-Powered Multiagent Persona Simulation Toolkit(arxiv.org)
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by ajcp 1y ago
I'm trying to help you understand what "ground truth" means. If, as it seems in the article, they are using COCO to establish ground truth, i.e. what COCO says is correct, then whatever COCO comes up with is, by definition &q
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by ajcp 1y ago
You're conflating "truthiness" with "correctness". I realize this sounds like an oxymoron when talking about something called ground "truth", but when we're building ground truth to measure how good o
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by ajcp 1y ago
I think just because it's 2,000 years old doesn't mean it's been missing for 2,000 years? There could be references to a fragment as recently as 1,000 years ago, even if the contents of it were not recorded at that time. Or
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by ajcp 1y ago
I can turn off the WiFi on my ISPs (Cox) router. I just have it port-forward everything into my own wifi-router where I manage it from there.
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by ajcp 1y ago
I'm really confused by the wrinkle pattern. Were they stored with half the shirt stuffed in a Pringles can? Or were these shot out of a air-cannon? The more I look at the picture the deeper the mystery gets.
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by ajcp 1y ago
I believe it's the Revelation Space series of Alastair Reynolds novels that mention the Conjoiners.
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by ajcp 1y ago
It does indeed already exist in many sectors as trade publications and journalism.
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by ajcp 1y ago
Wow, I have been following the Chris Krebs saga quite closely AND been an avid consumer of Krebs on Security and for whatever reason always assumed they were one and the same. I even know his name is Brian Krebs! It's humbling when you
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by ajcp 1y ago
DeepSeek is a company. This article is about a distributed file system they have developed. It is a separate, unrelated piece software from their open-weight models(DeepSeek-R1, DeepSeek-V3, etc). In your example it is likely the US college
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by ajcp 1y ago
I just assumed he was talking about the actual database and LLM setup as the bit of fun :D
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by ajcp 1y ago
Thanks for the confirmation! I came across that but am unfamiliar with Val.town so wasn't sure of the repo structure I was looking through.
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by ajcp 1y ago
I'm a little confused as to the 16-bit game interface shown in the article. Is that just for illustration purposes in the article itself, or is there an actual UI you've built to represent Steven/Steven's world?
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by ajcp 2y ago
I think this is noteworthy in that it is using what is increasingly becoming the dominant API protocol for LLM. Just because the wheel exists doesn't mean we shouldn't strive to make it better by applying new knowledge and technol
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by ajcp 2y ago
No, since MCP is just an interface layer it is to AI what REST API is to DPA and COM/App DLLs are to RPA. APA (Agentic Process Automation) is the new RPA, and this is definitely one example of it.
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by ajcp 2y ago
Not at all! If I were a journalist I would not want my reporting to rely on external formatting and styling to convey key information.
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> Our litmus test for AI agents: Does the AI system perform actions under its own identity? So service accounts are agents? This seems pretty thin. In AI an "agent" is simply any code/workflow/automation that utilizes
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by ajcp 2y ago
April, 2022. In the NYTimes app version of the article as you scroll down information about the "part" you are on stays at the top like a sticky nav to give better context. So for where your quote comes form it says "Part 1 F
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by ajcp 2y ago
> belief that Putin has been "approaching death" for 2 years? I truly believe this was a significant part of why Alexei Navalny was willing to go back to Russia knowing full-well he'd disappear into their penal system; he
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Thanks!
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4b. Collapsible green screen[0]. Can't recommend this enough if you don't want/have the ability to stage or curate your background (my "office" doubles as a guest room). It's also excellent for presenting and h
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by ajcp 2y ago
I really want to be on this guys side, and when I read (or hear) interviews with him he comes off as thoughtful, introspective, and clear-eyed, while the reactions to him seem obviously out-sized, misguided, and frankly childish. I'm a

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