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by awwaiid 10mo ago
That was built recently and then discarded by this administration to protect intuit TurboTax and similar services.
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by awwaiid 10mo ago
That is very likely the main part they didn't choose so much as utilize an existing system, flowing the existing infrastructure.
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by awwaiid 10mo ago
It makes sense that this administration would focus investment on making it maximally easy to leave government above all other potential automations.
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by awwaiid 10mo ago
It was downplayed at every other opportunity including the conclusion, emphasizing instead the lone team of two heros. A few shout outs here and there, but the theme was clear.
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by awwaiid 11mo ago
Fine... I guess it could be happy ChatGPT day then? Putting a hosted version of it out on the internet and letting people use it is very clearly a very small step, it even surprised OpenAI that it caught so many people's attention. But
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by awwaiid 11mo ago
I was very confused until I realized the author was Steve Blank not Steve Klabnik.
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by awwaiid 1y ago
This ploy is already working for me ... I had tried it before and now I'm trying it harder.
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by awwaiid 1y ago
Almost, but not entirely, unlike birds
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by awwaiid 1y ago
I asked Atlas about this, and it indirectly pointed out that atlas://credits is a thing. Not linked to anywhere that I could find though.
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by awwaiid 1y ago
Very minor and tangential request for future recordings - show the shell prompt and/or put the commentary in shell comments (prefix with "# "). A step closer to IRL. Speaking of which, an interesting thing to contemplate is i
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by awwaiid 1y ago
Afaik all the large providers flipped the default to contractually NOT train on your data. So no, training data context size is not a factor.
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by awwaiid 1y ago
It is using the llm library, so you do the plugin and model management through that. Let's say you've already gotten ollama installed and the `gemma3n:e2b` model. Then you use the llm cli to add the ollama extension: llm insta
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by awwaiid 1y ago
Hm. I'll improve the documentation to make it slightly more obvious. When I add after_midnight with malicious compliance mode and bright_light() to freeze implementations then it should be more obvious.
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by awwaiid 1y ago
You know... Because if you get them wet they multiply, per the documentaries
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by awwaiid 1y ago
I was chatting with Simon Willison (who's LLM library I use to power gremllm) on Discord and he suggested D&D use-cases. Kinda works!!! >>> from gremllm import Gremllm >>> player = Gremllm('dungeon_
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by awwaiid 1y ago
Yes. You can still try to get it in one attempt.
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by awwaiid 1y ago
Some get joy from creating generative tools/models!
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by awwaiid 2y ago
The llama models
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by awwaiid 2y ago
Maybe we'll run out of ion?
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by awwaiid 2y ago
It doesn't sound like it is wormable -- it doesn't allow any new attacks on external devices.
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by awwaiid 2y ago
No -- when I ssh somewhere I am NOT giving them (the server) permission to run code on MY computer. When I vscode-remote somewhere then I AM giving them (the server) to run code on MY computer. You don't expect visiting a website to gi
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by awwaiid 2y ago
Detect AND change what is sent from the server. So you open the link in a browser and see that the remote shell code is fine, does what you want, then you `curl | bash` it and it sends a completely different program to run. If you trust whe
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by awwaiid 2y ago
If I have X11 forwarding on, what can Evil apps do? Launch UI for sure. Screenshots? I imagine so. What else? Send keyboard events, which would be game over?
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by awwaiid 2y ago
Initially most of the Rust was written by copilot or Sourcegraph's Cody; then I learn more and more rust as I disagree with the code-helper's taste and organization. Though I have a solid foundation in other programming languages
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by awwaiid 2y ago
Only building so far. The one use-case that is _close_ to ready-for-useful: I often take business meeting notes. In these notes I often write a T in a circle to indicate a TODO item. I am going to add a bit of config in there, basically &qu
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by awwaiid 2y ago
Yes! I have flashbacks to productive times standing in front of a whiteboard, alone or with others, doodling out thoughts and annotating them. When working with others I can usually talk to them, so we are also discussing as we are drawing
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by awwaiid 2y ago
https://github.com/reHackable/awesome-reMarkable is a great resource to get other resources, including getting onto the discord if you want some interactive conversations.
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by awwaiid 2y ago
I'm on at awwaiid@gmail.com and probably other places :) "proof" to partner of tablet investment value based on interactive fiction conversation == excellent strategy and nothing could go wrong
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by awwaiid 2y ago
I might be biased because memorydial was complimentary to me ... but they SEEM like a human! Also I'm not all that opposed to robot participation in the scheme of things. Especially if they are nice to me or give good ideas :)
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by awwaiid 2y ago
Top quality modern AI Eval!!!

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