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by bronco21016 9mo ago
I guess we don't need to worry about sneaky prompt injection when there's 299 people giving away the prompt interface for free!
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by bronco21016 9mo ago
How does it bridge iMessage? I see clawdbot is using imsg rpc on a Mac but really curious about running this stuff on an old iPhone for access to iCloud things. I have a few of them laying around so I could get started way faster.
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by bronco21016 9mo ago
Can that be setup on a phone? I imagine in a situation like Iran, carrying a backpack full of WiFi gear to stay connected to the meshnet is a red flag. Establishing a bunch of base stations is likely to raise red flags too. It's pretty
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by bronco21016 10mo ago
Don’t disagree. It’s no different than how the lay person doesn’t differentiate between LLMs (the new thing) and ML (the thing that’s been around awhile). It’s all just AI. Blame the marketing and tech leaders who throw “AI” in literally ev
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by bronco21016 10mo ago
My gut says yes and no. Generally I think jobs pushing atoms are probably safer but there's been headway on this as well. Maybe not total elimination but further skill and human labor intensive reduction seems to be the trend. For exam
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by bronco21016 10mo ago
My speculations: - Potential job loss, particularly in the bottom half or so of jobs. - Further wealth inequality due to so many factors but primarily because the companies providing these tools will capture the dollars that would’ve been s
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by bronco21016 10mo ago
I was really into this idea a few years ago. Even started logging. However, I just cannot bring myself to constantly pull the transactions down manually from multiple banks. Many suggest automating. How is this working in practice? Are ther
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by bronco21016 10mo ago
Thank you for distilling my first comment on this piece.
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by bronco21016 10mo ago
Oooooh I like this a lot! I had Claude Code make me something in python quickly after I looked at the original post because I also prefer viewing time horizontally. I had mine do each month on a line. Sorry, didn't bother to host as a
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by bronco21016 10mo ago
Early in the year I picked up "Dark Wire" by Joseph Cox. It was a fascinating dive into the world of "secure phones", particularly a company called Anom. I also read: "Digital Fortress" - Dan Brown (not strictl
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by bronco21016 10mo ago
They do, via the manufacturer's app. It works fine as well. Situational context matters though, sometimes you get in the vehicle and get the alert. Just say "Hey Siri, call dealership" and away you go hands free. No messing w
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by bronco21016 10mo ago
My local dealership adopted one of these for their service department. Prior to the AI assistant, you would call and immediately be placed on hold because the same people serving customers at the desk were answering the phone. The AI picks
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by bronco21016 10mo ago
It's really dependent upon the expected downtime at the hotel for me. I do about 150 nights in hotels a year. Some of those trips I'll have extended time of 18+ hours of not really doing anything outside of the hotel other than gr
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by bronco21016 10mo ago
Cloud API gateway providers advertise ~10,000 rps. I think more likely the API would be behind some kind of bot protection that would shut this down before any kind of technical rate limit is reached.
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by bronco21016 10mo ago
I use AI coding almost daily. I’m able to move my repositories into context easily through the multitude of AI coding tools and I see a massive boost in productivity. I say this as a junior dev. Often the outputs are “almost” and I make the
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by bronco21016 10mo ago
Isn't this just about context management? iOS Shortcuts has access to the same context: Mail, Calendar, Files. You could even add in Notes, Reminders, and Weather. Use the new models action and write up a prompt and away it goes. Autom
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by bronco21016 10mo ago
We need a ManningCast version of the show. For those unaware, ManningCast is a show following an NFL game with special guests and nontraditional commentary and analysis. Think of it kind of like having the Mannings in the living room while
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by bronco21016 11mo ago
Are they the PMs' preferences? Or are they A/B tested "optimizations" to hit their KPIs?
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by bronco21016 11mo ago
Ad in the bottom left covers the UI when expanding the menu out. I'm sure it depends on screen resolution etc but I'd love to be able to click links to the data sources. Overall an interesting idea. I'd love to know the data
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by bronco21016 11mo ago
Are our eyes, ears, nose (smell), touch, taste, and proprioception not just inputs to our brains? Every time I try to think hard about this subject I can't help but notice that there are some key components making us different from LLM
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by bronco21016 11mo ago
I would love to. Just haven't traveled to any of their markets yet. They've announced expansion to a market near my home and if I get the opportunity I will absolutely give it a shot.
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by bronco21016 11mo ago
I don’t live in a served market yet so I haven’t yet tried Waymo. However I have used SuperCruise and BlueCruise from GM and Ford. What I’ve noticed from those other systems is that a human in the loop makes the system so much more comforta
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by bronco21016 1y ago
I’m not positive how this will be implemented but typically airport authorities work with airlines on this subject. The airport authority will likely tell airlines instead of 50 aircraft per hour we can only handle 45 and leave it to the ai
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by bronco21016 1y ago
It’s terrible that this is an area that is caught up in political ideology. Somehow, healthcare MUST be decoupled from capitalistic incentives. I don’t pretend to have the answer but continuing on this path will lead to worsening patient ou
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by bronco21016 1y ago
Unable to access the portal and any hit to SSO for other corporate accesses is also broken. Seems like there's something wrong in their Identity services.
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by bronco21016 1y ago
A lot doesn't add up from that article though. The writer mentions the window in question is the Captain's window. From the pictures, it appears to be the First Officer's window. Also, the writer mentions pock marks consisten
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by bronco21016 1y ago
There are some other pictures circulating showing the exterior of the aircraft. It definitely appears something hit the aircraft. There is a skid mark on the frame around the window.[1] Will be interesting to read if an investigative report
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by bronco21016 1y ago
I guess I might actually go to bed at a reasonable hour tonight then...
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by bronco21016 1y ago
The physical linkage aspect of this just seems so dangerous. As other commenters have pointed out glider tow accidents are a real thing. Luckily gliders are light and typically operating at low speed. Adding a 10,000 lb aircraft to this sit
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by bronco21016 1y ago
Glad I'm not the only one. I was disabling ad block, switching devices and browsers. It's gone.

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