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by baobun 1y ago
Look into the history of Matrix and Element and I think you'll drop that belief. It might not curb the cynisism, though.
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by baobun 1y ago
For the standalone: Bon No etymologic connection but seems to serve similar function
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by baobun 1y ago
By Ukraine, not by Russia. Significant difference.
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by baobun 1y ago
An HTTP application server matching routes based on runtime configiuration (domains and whatnot) is not really that niche or contrived? Loads of other situations where input not changing during the thread/process lifecycle is part of a
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by baobun 1y ago
And had the Russians reading their exec emails
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by baobun 1y ago
If that's your ambition then probably essential. But get the lower layers down first :)
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by baobun 1y ago
> Microsoft Office Doesn't even exist anymore. She's "365 Copilot" and web-first now. https://www.office.com/
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by baobun 1y ago
> What's the use case and/or value proposition for the average person? Weird take. If it doesn't make sense to you, maybe it's just not for you (yet). That's not an indictment of either you, the project, or other
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by baobun 1y ago
So the way Ethereum comes in is that the community at large is moving user activity to "L2s" - separate blockchains (sidechains) usually rolled up in and therefore secured by Ethereum Mainnet. Some of the newer L2s where apparentl
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by baobun 1y ago
Care for some more constructive criticism?
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by baobun 1y ago
Knowing it's 99% a hollow marketing stunt so we can publish some blog post and socials and the whole thing will likely quietly be deprecated in a year or two due to some nontrivial issue and/or lack of use (not my first in that ca
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by baobun 1y ago
What's in authour/commit meta is orthogonal to which github.com account you are actually using. Anyone can commit as anyone as long as you have any way to push and if you want better than that you need signed commits. There are no
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by baobun 1y ago
Because it's insubstantial and doesn't further the conversation in a healthy direction.
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by baobun 1y ago
I don't think DOGE would have happened without it. Maybe not even Trump winning the election. It wasn't good for the company but allowed Musk huge influence in politics and likely making it out with some really juicy data.
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by baobun 1y ago
The point is that "going right ahead and write your .yml files in JSON" is not valid. You'd have to restrict yourself to a subset of JSON to not get different semantics.
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by baobun 1y ago
YAML is actually not a superset of JSON. https://john-millikin.com/json-is-not-a-yaml-subset https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30052633
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by baobun 1y ago
> So, how would we do that? The underlying API token provides complete access to the database and the MCP server is issuing all of the queries as god (the service_role). I guess almost always you can do it with a proxy... Hook the MCP se
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by baobun 1y ago
We get what an LLM context is but again trying to tease out what an agent is. Why not play along by actually trying to answer directly so we can be enlightened?
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by baobun 1y ago
Now I'm more confused. So does that mediating agent code constitute a separate agent Z, making it three agents X,Y,Z? Explicitly or not (is this the meaningful distinction?) information flowing between them constitutes communication fo
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by baobun 1y ago
If I have two agents and make them communicate, at what point should we start to consider them to have become a single agent?
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by baobun 1y ago
I guess this part > there should be one LLM context that is reading tickets, and another LLM context that can drive MCP SQL calls, and then agent code in between those contexts to enforce invariants. I get the impression that saurik view
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by baobun 1y ago
"Safety". The thinking is that users are a danger to themselves and will be tricked by threat actors to add some CA cert to the trust store, paste commands into the js console, or download and sideload malicious extensions no matt
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by baobun 1y ago
More precisely, confidentiality is one dimension of information security. It doesnt make sense to put them against each other.
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by baobun 1y ago
> I definitely had to tweak the settings a lot for the battery to not get warm on my Pixel. But after a week I managed and battery life is better than with comparable phones since the background bloat isn't there on Graphene. I am s
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by baobun 1y ago
Their FAQ explains the motivation to stick with GTK. https://ardour.org/faq.html#toolkit As I understand it MATE desktop is ready maintaining a widely used GTK2 fork. I wonder why Ardour made their own instead of piggyback
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by baobun 1y ago
Without having tried it, what I keep getting surprised with is how apparently widely different architectures (and in other cases training data) lead to very similar outcomes. I'd expect results to vary a lot more.
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by baobun 1y ago
It seems like they could have been compliant with both by not logging in the first place. Given the choice between not logging chats or violating either EU or US law, it seems pretty clear what the vibe is in OpenAI and the valley these day
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by baobun 1y ago
For the downstream side Mozilla has done some great progress with CRLite, which I think hasn't gotten enough attention. https://youtube.com/watch?v=gnB76DQI1GE&t=19517s https://research.mozilla.org/
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by baobun 1y ago
It really can go both ways. Was told that "Ask baobun about hacking when you're high" came recommended.
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by baobun 1y ago
On the other hand an "Noun Gender Bee" would probably be more interesting in Spanish than English? ;)

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