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by dd8601fn 3mo ago
Sounds like amazing fun. Good luck with it.
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by dd8601fn 3mo ago
These things have been "good" for a while now. And yet, companies like Amazon and Microsoft aren't showing significant improvement in their most visible products. If it's not obviously showing for the all-in, AI-sellin
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by dd8601fn 3mo ago
That’s awesome. I did some low budget hobby ones in the late 90s/early 00s… back when we had to rent time on real hardware for editing. Nothing that’s even online. I’ll check that one out.
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by dd8601fn 3mo ago
OpenAIs annoys me. In the “can’t be unseen” way. The lines don’t actually work. Like they asked their bot to make a solomons knot style logo and it flubbed it. But apparently it was good enough for purpose.
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by dd8601fn 3mo ago
It’s the NES Game Genie. Unlimited lives and the ability to walk through walls is great fun for a bit. But also, you never actually played the game and it kinda ruined it for you, for all time. You’ve seen the outcome, you solved nothing, l
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by dd8601fn 3mo ago
Must be nice for all six of them.
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by dd8601fn 3mo ago
What movie did you make? Anything we’d know?
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by dd8601fn 3mo ago
If development is trivial and capability remains the differentiator, then "familiarity, polish, [and] integration" are non-issues. I'm not sure what network effects even means in the context of llm selection.
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by dd8601fn 3mo ago
The part that applies to AI is probably that they're (accused of) distilling SOTA models at a massive scale.
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by dd8601fn 3mo ago
Not even a defense of Apple here… but I think most everyone does know. We just agree to bury our heads in the sand and not to do anything about it as long as service continues in good faith. It comes up occasionally ever few years, whenev
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by dd8601fn 3mo ago
Eh. The people exercise their power constantly. Only historically not in the ways some people (read as: me) would prefer.
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by dd8601fn 3mo ago
Maybe. Maybe not. I’m not inclined to model my personal and professional life on a tweet-based appeal to authority, either way.
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by dd8601fn 3mo ago
And someone else always cries luddite if anyone says, “Hey guys, this isn’t what the salesman said.” What matters is the reality of the thing… which is exactly what everyone is discussing. As they should. We need more conversations like thi
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by dd8601fn 3mo ago
Oh, bull. The market is not pricing in a theoretical gdp of Mars in 2070. They’re thinking “Tesla stock trades at absurd P/E for no reason other than vibes… this one might, too!”
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by dd8601fn 3mo ago
If people have access to the information and the price reflects demand, then it feels more like “bad decision” than “scam”.
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by dd8601fn 3mo ago
It’s been a very long time, but as I recall MS recommendations for AD domains and dns collisions changed multiple times. Used to be real problems if you had overlap.
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by dd8601fn 3mo ago
Call me overly cynical, but I’m willing to bet we’re already footing the bill in more than a few ways.
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by dd8601fn 3mo ago
I did something similar. I wanted to tell myself I had done it, but also it was an inexpensive learning experience and I got an app that I wanted out of it. And I think I got that. I like how mine does what it does (maps breaker panels an
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by dd8601fn 3mo ago
Not really, no. Not that it doesn’t occasionally happen, but at that point you’re trying to dodge the police… as compared to there being no police in the first place.
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by dd8601fn 3mo ago
We’ve identified the shape of the problem.
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by dd8601fn 3mo ago
You can curse at their dogshit customer service chatbot if you’re really upset about it, though.
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by dd8601fn 3mo ago
Claude reads secrets all the time. It just also tells me when secrets enter context and reminds me that they should be rotated later.
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by dd8601fn 3mo ago
This looks like silly putty behavior.
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by dd8601fn 3mo ago
Claude code already requires a login, no? And this just caught scraping resellers and distillers? Kinda don’t care.
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by dd8601fn 3mo ago
Paywalled.
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by dd8601fn 3mo ago
> Claude has never been the best Hard disagree. It wasn’t that long ago that Gpt was clearly falling behind, and Gemini was like the “and also in the room”.
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by dd8601fn 3mo ago
It's almost weird hard Claude trends towards that look. It's so distinct... it can't be an amalgam of the most popular design choices, can it?
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by dd8601fn 3mo ago
US office culture is generally pretty high trust. It has relatively high autonomy, authority, and low surveillance norms. I don't know what that has to do with a historical period of slavery.
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by dd8601fn 3mo ago
Sounds cool. Doesn't work.
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by dd8601fn 4mo ago
As a real dummy on the subject, maybe you could help me understand where vector search tends to fall over? I use it to retrieve tool functions by description and it has worked very well for me, but I expect I'm in the "very simple

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