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by barbazoo 1y ago
> When I first switched, I would often click the button to run the search on google for queries that weren't immediately giving me what I wanted Same, I found it took a while to adjust my searching too. Kagi is much more sensitive t
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by barbazoo 1y ago
I can see that in a lot of use cases, yeah. And yes I meant receiving old messages once you reconnect.
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by barbazoo 1y ago
I’m surprised to learn every time that people still care about diamonds. What a different world we live in, it seems like such a villain thing: to covet precious diamonds. Each their own obviously but interesting that people still have mone
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by barbazoo 1y ago
That’s what I thought until I learned that history really seems to refer to persistence. So if you’re not connected, you won’t get messages, even after you reconnect? For many that’s not very useful.
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by barbazoo 1y ago
Fun fact: The fire from a strawman this size could warm a small town for many days.
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by barbazoo 1y ago
Yeah, public concerns are often diametrically opposed to corporate concerns.
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by barbazoo 1y ago
How did they write their workflows then, in json?
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by barbazoo 1y ago
Well not “all” it also has the permanently running workflow engine bit that actually runs the workflows in the background. But yeah same here, very confused about the write up.
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by barbazoo 1y ago
Chat is the obvious application but the real value imho is using LLM to bridge a gap non-deterministically you couldn’t bridge deterministically before. Entity extraction for example allows us to connect two workflows that often required a
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by barbazoo 1y ago
> Bedrock Robotics is focused on developing a self-driving kit that can be retrofitted to construction and other worksite vehicles > Bedrock is “upgrading existing fleets with sensors, compute, and intelligence that understands projec
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by barbazoo 1y ago
Think of any construction that's remote though. Especially infrastructure. Wouldn't it be cool if a bunch of excavators could just work all day and night to dig that trench, move that huge amount of dirt from one place to another?
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by barbazoo 1y ago
If there wasn't, wouldn't we had WW3 already?
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by barbazoo 1y ago
> AI systems that "think" in human language offer a unique opportunity for AI safety: we can monitor their chains of thought (CoT) for the intent to misbehave. AI2027 predicts a future in which LLM performance will increase onc
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by barbazoo 1y ago
What someone builds privately using AI has nothing to do with what expectations organizations decide to put on their employees. This isn't something that will make it into a professional context so who cares if it is in fact shit?! Ima
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by barbazoo 1y ago
This sounds like the kind of resiliency that a process like evolution would create :)
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by barbazoo 1y ago
Whatever is necessary to support the claim > The company, board of directors still owes a fiduciary duty to minority shareholders. Having 51% of voting control doesn't change that. No, not a "random" article, but one that
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Tech Philosophy and AI Opportunity(stratechery.com)
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by barbazoo 1y ago
Then you’d be using a google DNS though which is undesirable for many.
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by barbazoo 1y ago
Thankfully they don’t think it’s worth invoking article 5 over that. It’s not an automatism obviously, we’re talking about WW3 here. Would you rather be “technically” right here?
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by barbazoo 1y ago
From the second paragraph: > The trial, set to begin Wednesday in Delaware’s Court of Chancery, aims to hold Zuckerberg, former Meta COO Sheryl Sandberg and other former executives personally liable for the billions the company spent to
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by barbazoo 1y ago
> The company, board of directors still owes a fiduciary duty to minority shareholders. Having 51% of voting control doesn't change that. Not OP but they were very confident in what they wrote. I'd assume they'd be able to
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by barbazoo 1y ago
How about a version with LLM integration that detects "AI" related stories in a more clever way? /s
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by barbazoo 1y ago
Related: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44566201 > The Ohio Prometheus development will use gas turbines and is based on a new data center design focused on speed to deployment So it takes away water from people an
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by barbazoo 1y ago
Do some research, there's lots of info online. Water use for example: https://www.eesi.org/articles/view/data-centers-and-water-co...
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by barbazoo 1y ago
From https://www.eesi.org/articles/view/data-centers-and-water-co... > Large data centers can consume up to 5 million gallons per day, equivalent to the water use of a town populated by 10,000 to 50,000 people.
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by barbazoo 1y ago
> The Ohio Prometheus development will use gas turbines and is based on a new data center design focused on speed to deployment
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by barbazoo 1y ago
For me it’s a constant nudging the LLM in the right direction either one off like removing this over ambitious configuration value or something permanent via its internal rule system (e.g. cursor rules) like here’s how to always run this co
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by barbazoo 1y ago
Clickbait. > As we examined the files on the disk, a file named extension.js caught our attention. We found it at %userprofile%\.cursor\extensions\solidityai.solidity-1.0.9-universal\src\extension.js > It turned out that extension.js
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by barbazoo 1y ago
The question was about "need" and no flavor "needs" dye.
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by barbazoo 1y ago
> That, by itself, would obliterate the entire value of Windsurf or Cursor or whatever. Have used Cursor and I know that there is quite a bit of value between the model and the chat input box and it will be similar to Claude Code or Code

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