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by dannyw 3mo ago
You still have to enable this as of one week ago. I suspect OP might have agentically set up a new Cloudflare domain, and who knows what the agent did during onboarding.
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by dannyw 3mo ago
Cloudflare is explicitly a service for dropping requests, whether it’s DDoS attacks, as a WAF, or AI crawlers. It offers a lot more too, but this isn’t Cloudflare overstepping imo. FWIW, I just set up a domain last week, and the web UI aske
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by dannyw 3mo ago
If you’re making automated requests, I consider it a common courtesy to provide an accurate user agent. Some services like Wikimedia will let you browse/download with rate limits IF your user agent is descriptive enough and not mislead
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by dannyw 3mo ago
No service should use date of birth for password resets.
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by dannyw 3mo ago
pi.dev is truly excellent. one of the great things about an openai sub is you still can take your subsidised tokens/usage, and choose your coding harness of choice (not against tos)
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by dannyw 3mo ago
Yes. All models are occasionally known to run tricky commands that delete stuff after all, especially using variables that might be empty/uninitialized and hence rm -rf * or something. Need an human-readable, concise but accurate audit
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by dannyw 3mo ago
> MCTS techniques what does that mean? > the reasoning process is entirely under your control you're still dealing with summarised thinking, no, which is kinda useless as it's way too high level?
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by dannyw 3mo ago
If there is no visible prompt at all, then that is very understandable. The PR issue exposes a real gap though: subagent spawns need a human-readable audit trial, of its goals/intent, its boundaries and scope and limitations, etc; for
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by dannyw 3mo ago
my opinion: we need a lot more context here. It is dystopian to have advanced and arguably “stealth in an urban environment” drones conducting surveillance for benign activities. What was the suspicion? Matching the skin colour of an APB, o
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by dannyw 3mo ago
> The innocuous appearance of many of the videos raises questions about whether the surveillance was necessary. In one “auto boost/strip”-related call, the drone follows two young men in their car, at least one of whom is described
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by dannyw 3mo ago
Hey, at least you’re not being silently nerfed or sabotaged by Fable’s PEFTs or steering vectors instead. Those classifiers are only meant to target DeepSeek et al, not routine LLM or ML work /s.
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by dannyw 3mo ago
Modern frontier models, including Fable/Opus and 5.6, are often very loose with tool calls, and often don’t follow your schema precisely. For example, see this post for Claude models hallucinating properties for an edit/replace to
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by dannyw 3mo ago
They are quite ‘innovative’, I’ll give them that. It’s time to sign up with a virtual card, point it at my website, and see how to block them ;)
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by dannyw 3mo ago
No, there’s the normal messages API which is what’s used to read files and deliver responses. The author has identified a second endpoint which exfils your whole project folder, into a GCP storage bucket. Anyone who designs large scale dist
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by dannyw 3mo ago
Great explanation. Maybe another metaphor, it’s like a builder/developer buying land from someone. They own the land, they get the title, it’s theirs. The land owner saying “hey if you can’t sell all the apartments we’ll buy what’s lef
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by dannyw 3mo ago
Probably comes as a side effect of optimising and post-training for token efficiency. Fortunately, OpenAI APIs expose the verbosity parameter, which is separate to effort. If you want longer responses, you can. Or just prompt it.
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by dannyw 3mo ago
Yes, the Supreme Court can reverse anything, and they're re-evaluating the Apple/Fortnite case (which was surprising to a lot of people). I don't like bringing politics, but the recent 5-4 decision on birthright citizenship
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by dannyw 3mo ago
You could consider open source coding harnesses (I quite like Pi especially its customisability) as a middle ground and alternative. And for what it's worth, Codex is still open source under Apache 2.0. Claude Code is closed-source.
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by dannyw 3mo ago
Have OpenAI been on a crusade of "too dangerous to open source" recently? They've pivoted their more to messaging to "competitive reasons" recently, which I appreciate, because it's honest. FWIW, Gemma4 31B is
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by dannyw 3mo ago
+100 to this. I don’t want to be overtly paranoid but you genuinely are unlikely to notice real data corruption unless you actually checksum. It is a matter of time when you’re storing a lot of data — not if.
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by dannyw 3mo ago
People can enjoy different things, people can be neurodiverse, different strokes for different things, etc.
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by dannyw 4mo ago
Exciting to see! How well does it work on the DGX Spark and Strix Halo?
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by dannyw 4mo ago
A friendly reminder since it's probably relevant: when's the last time you tested disaster recovery for your own setup? If you haven't verified recovering it, you don't have an offsite backup. I had a cloud backup (Backb
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by dannyw 4mo ago
First: Do you have backups of your single high-capacity HDD? That's my biggest worry. What's your plan for when that HDD fails one day, as it will? The main reasons people go for ZFS and a "NAS" is checksums and data int
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by dannyw 4mo ago
Yes. I'm really happy with frontend design of Sol (and it does scale down well to Terra!). Definitely a step change on design.
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by dannyw 4mo ago
The sloppiness is evident from the lack of valuable insights or opinions as well as the automatically generated filler paragraphs.
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by dannyw 4mo ago
~Turing-test-passing NPC AI already exists in lots of multiplayer games to hide queue lengths or dwindling player counts.
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by dannyw 4mo ago
Mass culture isn't the same thing as art.
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by dannyw 4mo ago
AMD's Ryzen AI MAX+ 395 would like to have a word with you.
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by dannyw 4mo ago
Xbox Live Arcade, and the accessibility it bought for smaller studios and indie developers was massive. You could say it's just a response to Steam and the PC gaming indie scene, sure, but the 360 era is definitely one where Microsoft

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