doctoboggan

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by doctoboggan 5mo ago
>Have you been to big US cities? Yes, I live in one, and it's a city that often gets used as the poster child for urban crime. I don't feel in danger. What I am most worried about when walking with my kids outside is them getti
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by doctoboggan 5mo ago
> Build environments where children can be independent, and they might even want to be. We _have_ built these environments, you just choose not to live in them. Move to a city or other urban center. Your house might be smaller, and you m
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by doctoboggan 5mo ago
I didn't say "my side" doesn't utilize propaganda, I said there isn't a vast, hugely funded, and incredibly adept propaganda machine aimed at my side.
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by doctoboggan 5mo ago
There is a vast, hugely funded, and incredibly adept propaganda machine aimed at about half the country. They use all channels available to them, as well as much of the machinery that surveillance capitalism has built to paint a picture tha
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by doctoboggan 5mo ago
I am more worried about accidental data leak (agent reading env file for example) with the Chinese hosted models compared to the US hosted models. Am I wrong to suspect that the Chinese government might be more likely to scan all chats and
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by doctoboggan 5mo ago
short it?
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by doctoboggan 5mo ago
When did this happen? I think I only started noticing around a month ago that Claude had some new system prompts or some other mechanism that heavily encouraged it to not read secrets. Around the same time I also noticed that if it did read
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by doctoboggan 5mo ago
I've noticed recently that at least Claude will try its best not to read your env files. You really need to push it in the prompt if you want it to read and access your DB for example.
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by doctoboggan 5mo ago
What agentic harness do you use deepseek with?
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by doctoboggan 5mo ago
AI generated header image and a heavy scent of LLM prose, but this guy still complains about the "insane climate costs" of google's 4GB on device LLM?
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by doctoboggan 6mo ago
I used this for a bit a few years ago but eventually needed something that was hard or impossible in k3sup and just went to using the k3s tools directly. My deployment script actually got simpler after removing k3sup. Also, fun fact, k3sup
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by doctoboggan 6mo ago
Yes, field trips were always my favorite part of school. The "How its Made" show scratches a similar itch. I've noodled with the idea of starting a "fieldtrips for grownups" group but I feel like a wastewater treatm
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by doctoboggan 6mo ago
Using Claude code with Opus 4.7 and xhigh effort for a few hours will definitely cost hundreds of usd. I am not sure if you would call claude code "an auto loop", but you don't need to be running something crazy like gas town
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by doctoboggan 6mo ago
Yeah I am using blender to generate models for 3d printing - no rendering and Claude doesn't have to do anything artistic for my use case.
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by doctoboggan 6mo ago
Yes the blender API feels like it sits on top of the GUI rather than the GUI on top of the API. When you are writing scripts in the blender api you basically mechanically describe the steps you would take in the UI. It can be a little fra
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by doctoboggan 6mo ago
Its an LLM comment, don't search too deeply for logical consistency
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by doctoboggan 6mo ago
Is it honestly better than Opus 4.6 or just benchmaxxed? Have you done any coding with an agent harness using it? If its coding abilities are better than Claude Code with Opus 4.6 then I will definitely be switching to this model.
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by doctoboggan 6mo ago
I know the rumors were swirling for the past few months, but just 4 more months of Cook seems like pretty short notice, no?
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by doctoboggan 6mo ago
The title is missing the fact that this was solved by an LLM (gpt5.4) See here for more comments: https://www.reddit.com/r/math/comments/1smehbo/stunning_ai_b...
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"Constellations: A story about seeking" by Jeff VanderMeer(technologyreview.com)
1 points by doctoboggan 6mo ago|0 comments
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by doctoboggan 6mo ago
I’ve wanted something like this, but optimized for star gazing during road trips. I’d love for your tool to be able to tell me the best place stop along my route taking into account my expected travel location, light pollution, cloud cover,
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by doctoboggan 6mo ago
Is this benchmaxxed or is it the first big step change we've seen in a while? I wonder how distilled it will ultimately be when us regular folks finally get to use it and see for ourselves.
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by doctoboggan 7mo ago
Based on your response timestamp I will conclude you didn't watch the video. He "does it rationally" like you requested. You said "try not to blame anyone" so if you'd rather not hear about the people who actua
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by doctoboggan 7mo ago
This is coming from the Saudi royal family, which is obviously not a neutral party. However the reporting seems plausible. Does anyone know the reputation of houseofsaud.com or if there is any other reporting on this topic?
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by doctoboggan 7mo ago
Maybe I am in the minority here, but I appreciate the new crop of LLM based phone assistants. I recently switched to mint mobile and needed to do something that wasn't possible in their app. The LLM answered the call immediately, was a
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by doctoboggan 7mo ago
No, I don't think you are missing anything. Only recently have engineers been inventing things from "first principles". I think for the majority of human civilization we've mostly invented and improved through trial and
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by doctoboggan 7mo ago
Hey, I just did this as well, but with 180 acres of very rugged ravines in rural Kentucky near red river gorge. I only paid $700 though. My goal was to find all the old logging roads on the property, so I could revive them as hiking and 4x4
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by doctoboggan 7mo ago
Yeah I've been doing this as well. I know it's a minor nit, but I wish that TLD was shorter. I've used *.local in the past but that has bitten me too many times.
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by doctoboggan 7mo ago
This YouTuber has been following the donut labs saga since the announcement. He has a PhD in a related area and is able to bring some good ideas to the discussion.
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Analysing the First Solid-State Battery [video](youtube.com)
2 points by doctoboggan 7mo ago|1 comments

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