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by electric_muse 1y ago
Yes, it is. Sort of. I’m running an experiment. A few days ago I flagged a piece someone else had written with ai. It has a specific cadence and some typical patterns. But many people seemed to buy it before I commented. I was surprised. To
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by electric_muse 1y ago
It’s a mixture. But yeah, today I pushed the boundary further. A few days ago I flagged a piece someone else had written with ai. It has a specific cadence and some typical patterns. But many people seemed to buy it before I commented. So I
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by electric_muse 1y ago
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by electric_muse 1y ago
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Five Dramatic Ways Animals Respond to Human Noise(smithsonianmag.com)
2 points by electric_muse 1y ago|0 comments
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MCP-Checklist: For production MCP deployments(github.com)
1 points by electric_muse 1y ago|0 comments
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The Binomial Trap: Why 99% Reliability Still Fails Users(michaelyaroshefsky.com)
1 points by electric_muse 1y ago|0 comments
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by electric_muse 1y ago
The piece was deeply thought-provoking, but I struggled to get through it sensing how much AI was used to write it. I’ve been drafting a manuscript for a novel lately, trying to see how well llms can help. I recognize this prose immediately
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by electric_muse 1y ago
Hard-line answers like that are why we're all building our own cages from a privacy perspective.
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Q&A: Douglas Hofstadter on why AI is far from intelligent (2017)(qz.com)
2 points by electric_muse 1y ago|0 comments
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by electric_muse 1y ago
Thanks! I’ll look into these. Thought it was simpler lookup of metadata, but these seem like robust offerings that make sense for even more protection.
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by electric_muse 1y ago
I have a side project that uses Twilio. Probably going to have to face this dragon at some point and go down the same risk assessment. What values for Twilio line type intel do you block? (or equivalent values if you don't use Twilio)
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by electric_muse 1y ago
of course - but aren't there valid voip users out there? or should we just consider all voip users as not worth serving?
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Ask HN: Why are so many services rejecting Google Voice numbers for signups?
13 points by electric_muse 1y ago|20 comments
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by electric_muse 1y ago
The visual system is so subjective[1]. Even cultural differences, prior expectations, and our environment can impact “what we see.” 1: https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal...
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by electric_muse 1y ago
What are the latest tips and best practices for acquiring a phone and service without having to deanonymize? For example, can you just walk into Best Buy with cash?
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by electric_muse 1y ago
I just submitted my first big open source contribution to the OpenAI agents SDK for JS. Every word except the issue I opened was done by AI. On the flip side, I’m preparing to open source a project I made for a serializable state machine wi
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by electric_muse 1y ago
They also discontinued the screenshot / recording tool I used. Buggy and slow. But it integrated well. Are they just thrashing around at this point without vision? Most of what I’ve seen launch from them has been… undercooked.
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Securing Local MCP Servers with Docker(github.com)
1 points by electric_muse 1y ago|0 comments
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by electric_muse 1y ago
Wait, is this real?
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by electric_muse 1y ago
That's ironic. I think local MCPs are an auth nightmare. Just think of all those plaintext auth tokens sitting in well-known locations on your machine. It's a black hat dream. We'll see, but I think commercial use of local MC
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by electric_muse 1y ago
I think MCP has legs well beyond just the LLM / agent world. Just like USB went from "how I connect my mouse" to "how I charge my beard trimmer." In fact, I imagine it's going to go full-duplex with all our sys
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by electric_muse 1y ago
This is 100% a problem with the MCP spec: it does not currently provide a way to narrow what tools, and therefore context, flow into the LLM. I don't really think there's an easy solution at the protocol level, since you can'
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by electric_muse 1y ago
Perhaps the difference is that you’ve been fortunate enough to never need Airbnb support to help you on something serious. When things go well, it’s amazing. When things go poorly, you realize how anti-guest the policies and support team be
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by electric_muse 2y ago
I was surprised to read that, too. I would love to hear more about it.
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by electric_muse 3y ago
Thanks for such a great ELI5
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by electric_muse 4y ago
You’re right. It’s all part of the natural business cycle, it seems. As the power shifts to the employees, it becomes possible for employees to reduce output with impunity. Employers don’t have much choice, since you can barely fill the pos
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by electric_muse 4y ago
Exactly this. Communicate: -validation from VCs who should know whether this company has a viable product -runway to be able survive and build/improve To: - prospective employees - prospective customers As someone who recently did this
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Navigating the Downturn(waseem.substack.com)
1 points by electric_muse 4y ago|0 comments
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by electric_muse 4y ago
Good question. We used the pentatonic scale, so that there wouldn't ever be any dissonance when multiple notes were played simultaneously https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pentatonic_scale

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