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by didibus 1y ago
Crypto could be argued similarly no? But it seems to have sustained trust.
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by didibus 1y ago
Same, I find Codex not good to be honest. I have better success manually copy/pasting into GPT5 chat. There's something about Codex that just wants to change everything and use the weirdest tool commands. It also often fails to es
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by didibus 1y ago
Interesting, I find codex CLI is really bad, like the worst coding agent I've tried. Fails to escalate permissions, gets derailed, loves changing too many things everywhere. GPT5 is good, but codex is not.
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by didibus 1y ago
How do images affect context? Does an image run separately on another model and returns a text description of it that ends up smaller than the accessibility text tree?
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by didibus 1y ago
Right, allergies are likely a real thing, but I think there's many things nowadays where as soon as we hear of chances of something we go on this hyper vigilant avoidant mode, and that often makes the chances even greater, counterintui
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by didibus 1y ago
They don't all do that. There's many approaches being experimented on. Some start with random tokens, or with masks, others even start with random vector embeddings.
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by didibus 1y ago
Could maybe be solved by reintroducing noise steps in between denoising step?
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by didibus 1y ago
> Once men turned their thinking over to machines in the hope that this would set them free. But that only permitted other men with machines to enslave them. -- Frank Herbert, Dune The "government" is just the set of people who
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by didibus 1y ago
I'm not sure what you mean? LLMs can only be interacted with using prompting. Even the tool call response from OpenAPI is them just wrapping the prompt on their side of the API with another prompt. So everything else is just adding beh
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by didibus 1y ago
Resources could be a tool like list resources, but exposing them as resources means in the client you can show the user the list of resources, and the client can choose to include their descriptions in the context without the model choosing
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by didibus 1y ago
The MCP can expose a list of tools, but also a list of prompt templates, a list of resources, it can ask the client to run something through the LLM (called sampling), and it can provide rules for when to follow up with questions. But you c
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by didibus 1y ago
> Tool calls are incredibly interesting and useful. MCP is just one means to that end, and not one of the better ones. It's nice to have an open standard though. In that sense it's pretty awesome. But MCP isn't just tools,
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by didibus 1y ago
I'm not sure I totally see the disdain for MCP. These skills also rely on tools, having a standard way to add tools to an agent is good, otherwise each agent has its own siloed tools. But also, I remember MCP having support for resourc
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by didibus 1y ago
> it's the claims that it's not useful I think the reason is because it depends what impact metrics you want to measure. "Usefulness" is in the eye of the beholder. You have to decide what metric you consider "us
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by didibus 1y ago
In case people don't click, Wikipedia says: > Lorenz's year of birth is disputed by multiple reliable sources. > How come the French version of this article lists her age as October 21, 1984 ( https://fr.wikipedia.
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by didibus 1y ago
Tomorrow's headline: New AI model uses nanotubular-like communication just like the human brain and achieves 100% SWE-Bench score.
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by didibus 1y ago
I ordered a 25$ meal, and was charged 50$ for it today... Tech delivery services might be one of the rare ones where, we were really better served when each restaurant offered their own free delivery.
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by didibus 1y ago
Well, I don't mean it's not talented people that join, I'd assume it's all top grade students. But the initial best-in-class experts in the field I mean. I agree with a small handful, I think that's also necessary.
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by didibus 1y ago
The thing Elon does well I feel, is he takes real experts with know-how and talent, and puts them on the cool project they want to work on and just lets them cook. It sounds like a no-brainer management strategy, but it's surprisingly
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by didibus 1y ago
There's another project called ECA: https://github.com/editor-code-assistant/eca I think the difference is ECA is a coding agent with a LSP-like protocol for various frontend and editors, which itself supports man
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by didibus 1y ago
> I have a toddler at home so my "computer time" is very scheduled and very limited I'm slowly wondering if coding AI agents are turning into the best case scenario for workers. Maybe I'm being hopeful haha. But havin
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by didibus 1y ago
As someone who uses AI for coding, emails, design documents, and so on... I'm always a bit confused by the "training" rhetoric. It's the easiest thing to use. Do people need training to use a calculator? This isn't
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by didibus 1y ago
But worth less, because the demand from Internet starved countries went to zero.
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by didibus 1y ago
It only requires a code change. Sure you need 50% of the network as well to run the new code, but that's already starting to heavily concentrate, and it only take that majority to agree that more needs to be printed. But in any case, i
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by didibus 1y ago
It was in the context of the argument. What's more real about Bitcoin than bonds, options, or stock? It felt like "real" referred to the physical: gold, food, energy, minerals, real physical things that people have a constant
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by didibus 1y ago
> Anything real > bitcoin :D
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by didibus 1y ago
> then what is the cause? We need to figure that out, before trying to create new drugs for it. Isn't that what the animal experiments are for? Trying to find causation?
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by didibus 1y ago
Worse possible name to be honest.
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by didibus 1y ago
I have to disagree a little. You might be right simply that no one actual cares about any of this, and 99% of people don't care at all who gets banned or censored and who doesn't. And they'd all just stick around to the one p
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by didibus 1y ago
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