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by avereveard 7mo ago
eh but also organic chemistry only does well 30 and 60 degrees
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by avereveard 7mo ago
again, not all services are rest or with nice api, if they were, you'd just have the agent write scripts.
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by avereveard 7mo ago
P It makes it part of the protocol so the llm doesn't have to handle it, which is brittle And look at the patent post I've replied to choice of protocol, I'd like to see a session token over ftp where you need to track the cu
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by avereveard 7mo ago
C each ai need context management per conversation this is something that would be very clunky to replicate on top of http or ftp (as in requiring side channel information due session and conversation management) Everyone looks at api and s
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by avereveard 7mo ago
I prefer in IDE tools because I can review changes and pull in context faster. At home I use roo code, at work kiro. Tbh as long as it has task delegation I'm happy with it.
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by avereveard 7mo ago
I've passed that bottleneck with a review task that produces engineering recommendations along six axis (encapsulation, decoupling, simplification, dedoupling, security, reduce documentation drift) and a ideation tasks that gives per c
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by avereveard 7mo ago
Also useful to encode into the steering of your platform. The incremental aspect of many little updates really help picking up speed by reducing review time. Big bang approach could be a start, but a lot of one line guidance from specific t
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by avereveard 7mo ago
"I gave an automation I didn't control permissions it shouldn't have"
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by avereveard 8mo ago
as soon as there was money to be made by concentrating data center, no matter the energy density impact on environment, the once philanthropist changed tune real quick https://www.gatesnotes.com/home/home-page-topic&#x2
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by avereveard 8mo ago
hey thanks for this service. even if it's now downvoted to hell and back it's great for experiments. I was looking to a quick and easy way to share level for my drawing game, looks grand.
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by avereveard 8mo ago
they have been engaging in hybrid warfare for decade+ they don't get to play victim this is the result of their continued proxy attacks
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by avereveard 8mo ago
Then you do forensic and catch the predator instead of the age verification nonsense
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by avereveard 8mo ago
What's your opinion of glm5 if you had a chance to use it
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by avereveard 8mo ago
Yeah gemini 3.0 is unusable to me, to an extent all models do things right or wrong, but gemini just refuses to elaborate. Sometime you can save so much time asking claude codex and glm "hey what you think of this problem" and hav
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by avereveard 8mo ago
What is the automation gap tho
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by avereveard 8mo ago
Too bad will stick with codex as thinker and glm5 as hands, at a fraction of the cost.
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by avereveard 8mo ago
Do these dance? And what was the % of industrial capacity non automated over this percentage increase, because of course an industrializing country will have more manual processes to automate.
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by avereveard 8mo ago
Unfair reading bordering with propaganda. On one hand Boston Dynamics showed similar skill robot well before this demo, only without coreography, which is were most of the wow effect comes from here. https://m.youtube.com/wa
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by avereveard 8mo ago
I use small model I like to give them TOC more than lines wonder how it'd stack up with the hashline approach read_toc tool: ... { "name": "mcp", "qualified_name": "mcp", &quot
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by avereveard 8mo ago
> This is a critical narrative shift. also this, having done a number of ai conspiracy for funsies, that's always the mid point however I don't mind ai slop, if it's creative and well thought out (and editorialized, as th
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by avereveard 8mo ago
Worse still I created a mcp with refactoring tools and symbol based editing but because it's a) of of distribution for llm b) agent get their own heavy handed system prompts all the goodies get ignored
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by avereveard 8mo ago
nice writeup, terrible website garbling the page history I wonder how it compare with geohashing, I know it is not as efficient in term of partitioning and query end up weird since you need to manage decoding neighbor cells but finding all
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by avereveard 8mo ago
"finish Claude tokens quota in 3 minutes, largely over delegation and result messages instead of code writing"
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by avereveard 8mo ago
well then, happy first billion, where I send a resume?
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by avereveard 8mo ago
here's the secret saas can vibe code features too on top of their paid well developed and secured api. they can get off their ass and vibe code a mcp wrapper, so user can use the ai tooling they pay for to interact with their saas. and
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by avereveard 9mo ago
Right the writeup doesn't mention when it started and what versions are affected
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by avereveard 9mo ago
has Iran tried not to farm pistachios and watermelon in drought areas?
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by avereveard 9mo ago
Define "works" Easiest way to get value is building tests. These don't ship. You can get value from LLM as an additional layer of linting. Reviews don't ship either. You can use LLM for planning. They can quickly scan ac
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by avereveard 9mo ago
llm works great in closed loop so they can self correct but we don't have a reliable way to lint and test specs we need a new language for that
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by avereveard 9mo ago
The differentiating thing that llm tool calls can't do reliably is to handle a lot of data. if tool a emit data that tool b needs, and it's a significant compared to model context, scripting these tool to be chained in a code frag

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