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cush
3mo ago
This is so surprising coming from Tidal - their entire business was built on high-fidelity, crediting artists, and paying them more
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cush
3mo ago
Wouldn’t implementing this just give a false sense of security? As long as an agent can execute arbitrary code it can access anything it has access to. Adding a dont-access-my-secrets-pretty-please.yml file isn’t going to help any
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cush
3mo ago
Very satisfying puzzle!
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cush
4mo ago
Including Covid, it’s been like 6 straight years of supply constraints
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cush
4mo ago
Tim Cook said prices were going to increase a few days ago
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cush
4mo ago
Very substantive - that data can be highly sensitive, and I don’t trust all model companies
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cush
4mo ago
Yikes, no thank you
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cush
4mo ago
It’s hard to see how distillation is any different than how these models were created in the first place - siphoning up all human knowledge without consent, credit, or compensation
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cush
4mo ago
A good agent and harness should notice that an instruction like "You must use tool ABC before calling tool XYZ" is best implemented as a pretooluse hook
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cush
4mo ago
Having agents create their own skills works well if you also give it a layer of verifiability. Eg. Ask the agent to write a skill then get it to prompt a subagent to use the skill, then iterate until it verifies the task was completed corre
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cush
4mo ago
It’s telling that there are exactly zero photos of these glasses on a human face
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cush
4mo ago
I meant it's better when cooled, not straight off the boil. Bad coffee tastes better when it's too hot to drink. Good coffee tastes better when it's cooled.
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cush
4mo ago
Going door to door and handing out resumes used to be a thing
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cush
4mo ago
It's funny people associate crema with good tasting espresso given the crema is the worst tasting part of an espresso
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cush
4mo ago
There is still pressure
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cush
4mo ago
> coffee get’s so much worse when cold This is a myth. Bad coffee tastes better when hot because your sense of taste is dulled - reducing bitterness. Also, at higher temperatures, aromatics and volatile compounds are more airborne, impro
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cush
4mo ago
This is really cool, I have so many questions! What's interesting to me is they only replaced the hot water part of the equation, and the system still requires high pressure. How does ultrasound affect flow rate? Do fines sink to the b
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cush
4mo ago
I'm curious why you focused on caffeine when the article says their study found that people tasted no difference
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cush
4mo ago
That might be too realistic that it’s not fun. Maybe the game needs a simulation mode
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cush
4mo ago
Users don’t give a API key. The docs show how to set up your backend proxy.
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cush
4mo ago
This is genuinely the only way Apple will make it out of the intelligence era alive and not become the next IBM
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cush
4mo ago
Since Claude is technically a subscription, Apple will slowly weasel their way into skimming 30% of the token spend
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cush
4mo ago
No good deed goes unpunished
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cush
4mo ago
On mobile, don’t make the ball the hit target to putt, because you can’t see where the direction/power under your thumb
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cush
4mo ago
These apps are built for normies, not coders
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cush
4mo ago
Poetic.
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cush
4mo ago
They don’t have control over the margins. They could set the MSRP as low as they want - the customer will still pay the same amount.
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cush
4mo ago
I want Siri to let me “add to my calendar, dinner Peter’s house Sunday at 5pm” and not assume the location is the restaurant called Peter’s House in another state. It’s astounding how poor Siri is at using the data I’ve given it access to
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cush
4mo ago
Siri got nerfed a few years ago. “Here’s what I found on the web” is now the default answer. It used to pull answers from the search results
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cush
4mo ago
I’m excited at the idea of Siri having its own app, if nothing but for it to not disappear while I’m reading a response.
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