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breckenedge
1y ago
Neat idea. Progress bar never completed so I gave up. Why “AI powered” though?
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breckenedge
1y ago
The is the paper the article is written about: https://storage.googleapis.com/deepmind-media/Era-of-Experie... Seems mostly to posit that AI will quickly improve once it’s unleashed on an environment that lets it judge
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breckenedge
2y ago
US reporters have softballed presidents as long as I can remember. Trump is not really different, they just know that people like to read about his antics and so they have no incentive to stand up to him. Remember when Obama promised to clo
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breckenedge
2y ago
Specifically for ChatGPT: Lots and lots of real estate investors using it to judge markets, investments and strategies. And landlords using it to create lease agreements. The information they want exists but it used to cost money or time, n
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2y ago
The TIOBE index is based on search queries. I stopped relying on it years ago, and I imagine this will become less and less relevant over the coming years. https://www.tiobe.com/tiobe-index/programminglanguages_defin...
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2y ago
Barbara Tuchman wrote a book on the Zimmerman Telegram. Quite good. https://www.amazon.com/Zimmermann-Telegram-Barbara-W-Tuchman...
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2y ago
Ok I didn’t add it to my homescreen on iOS, but does it work? It’s 2025 and WebPush on iOS is still an abomination. Definitely get the feeling that the subpar experience was intentional to drive app developers towards native.
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breckenedge
2y ago
Also range from map should allow entering ICAO designators.
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breckenedge
2y ago
Oh definitely those too. Pressurized and maximum ceiling make a big difference in a lot of areas where you need the altitude or performance.
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2y ago
Could use a filter for pressurized cabin.
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2y ago
That sounds like the method the researchers used in the linked paper: > The MCA is similar to a principal components analysis (PCA) but is conducted on categorical data: It performs a dimension reduction and then quantifies the statistic
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2y ago
Saving you some rage bait: anyone can submit a request to remove their personal aircraft registration information from FAA websites. https://www.faa.gov/newsroom/faa-moves-protect-aircraft-owne...
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2y ago
Agreed, I started crafting workflows last week. Still not impressed with how poorly the current crop of models is at following instructions. And are there any guidelines on how to manage workflows for a project or set of projects? I’m just
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2y ago
I recently took an Uber ride like this and can’t say it was pleasant. I’d rather the drive be 10-20% slower. When I’m riding in an Uber I’m often multitasking, and sudden acceleration or braking makes that pretty difficult.
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2y ago
I suspect that was intentional.
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2y ago
Right, reasoning was offloaded to Claude. Claude is obviously terrible at Minesweeper. I’d like to see Claude orchestrate both playing the game as well as using another MCP to help it pick the next best move. Otherwise it’s just wasteful ge
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2y ago
> engineers aren't one to understand the macroeconomics driving industry-wide demand and long-term growth It’s a two way street. Managers can only see the forest, but engineers are capable of seeing both the forest and the trees.
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breckenedge
2y ago
RPC, not REST
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2y ago
Google is already scraping your site and presenting answers directly in search results. If I cared about traffic (hence selling ad space), why would I want my site indexed by Google at all anymore? Lots of advertising-supported sites are go
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breckenedge
2y ago
2 days old :D where are people seeing these releases announced? I swear we need an MCP weekly email digest
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breckenedge
2y ago
Curious, I’ve yet to see Claude effectively use Unity.
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2y ago
That comes from the theme they’re using, and there’s a noscript directive immediately after it. https://github.com/Mitrichius/hugo-theme-anubis/blob/main/la...
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2y ago
Yea Claude sucks at minesweeper (and many spatial reasoning tasks), but isn’t an idea of MCPs is that Claude should be able to ask an MCP what the next best move is rather than figuring it out itself? Like offload hard thinking/reasoni
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2y ago
I believe you mean <frameset>/<frame> rather than <iframe>s, though you used to be able to do frames inside iframes. I’m surprised mobile Safari supports them. Example: https://www.quackit.com/html
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2y ago
Kinda makes me embarrassed to be an Anthropic customer. The product is good but not _that_ good, and certainly won’t get there in six months, or 24 months. Their product can’t keep itself focused long enough to complete a project beyond sim
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2y ago
Whoa what a great way to get kids to want to learn language! FWIW some of the things I’ve generated via AI I’ve had made into stickers, and I generate coloring pages for my nephew and niece with their prompting. Nothing quite like bringing
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breckenedge
2y ago
TT?
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2y ago
That’s an example of what your code could look like. For example, you might have a Rails app with a Document model and have added search to that model via Searchkick. Then this code is called by the library to execute a search.
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2y ago
If they’re not making money[1], and competitors are, or competitors are able to run at a negative for longer, then things could definitely wrap up for them quickly. To most consumers, LLMs will be a feature (of Google/Bing/X/
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2y ago
Interesting scroll behavior. Very hard to scroll slowly but ok when scrolling at a moderate speed.
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