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by esafak 1mo ago
When I'm on vacation I like nothing more than reading history books; it really helps transport you to another time and place, helping you to disconnect from the present and immerse yourself in your vacation. Closer to home, surely ther
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by esafak 1mo ago
Airgaps are a temporary solution. AI can manipulate humans, and robots will soon traverse the gap physically.
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by esafak 1mo ago
Conservatories are not going to support the entirety of the white collar market, so something is going to give. Not to mention the blue collar market, as robots take off.
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by esafak 1mo ago
Has anyone else benchmarked all these tools for precision/recall? I too want to know if agent memory is something I should add. I only do session memory for now and that is quite useful.
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by esafak 1mo ago
Include the source (don't use proprietary stuff), and keep it simple. That should not be an issue in this age.
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by esafak 1mo ago
I was expecting this before I clicked on the link and I was not disappointed. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sopwith_(video_game)
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by esafak 1mo ago
"With Astra, we’re introducing a new way for Codex to preserve and retrieve context when the context window fills. Historically, models have used compaction to summarize work during long sessions, such as when debugging complex issues
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by esafak 1mo ago
This is the first time I've read that LaTeX's problem was a lack of types.
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by esafak 1mo ago
I think the actual loop engineering lives in skills and workflows. The trigger is the creation of a ticket, manual or programmatic; e.g., through an incident.
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by esafak 1mo ago
Yes, of course. There's a whole wikipedia article on it: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Banana_republic Modern usage is not about fruit companies.
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by esafak 1mo ago
It's a very banana republicy thing and not uniquely American.
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by esafak 1mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tempora
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by esafak 1mo ago
So you don't have to remember, and they don't have to store, yet another password.
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by esafak 1mo ago
A library is a collection of features, and any of them could have breaking changes. That's why semver is insufficient. It would be good to have a standardized way to indicate breaking changes in components , like changesets .
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by esafak 1mo ago
How do you know that? If an advanced alien species visited us do you suppose our interaction would be limited to their sharing their knowledge with us?
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by esafak 1mo ago
Evidently it annoyed you enough to create one too. Remember, guys, there's one more day until Friday!
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by esafak 1mo ago
But it's missing the all-important charts that the blog had before it started asking for authentication.
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by esafak 1mo ago
Funny how quickly Meta caught up after Lecun left.
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by esafak 1mo ago
Are the pics that good?
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by esafak 1mo ago
Just give me the logarithmic chart; I'm not an idiot, and it is easier to read. As another reader said, maybe they could make it a toggle.
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by esafak 1mo ago
Of all my possessions, I would discard my photos last.
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by esafak 1mo ago
> - one team uses feature flag for product gating. Feature flag service goes down. Users temporarily got locked out of the features they paid for. That could happen if they used a separate service. In this case you need to build defaults
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by esafak 1mo ago
Luna is way slow. I don't remember an OpenAI model ever being this slow. edit: I have a subscription; direct call.
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by esafak 1mo ago
Why would you not use the same service to handle them? Less is more.
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by esafak 1mo ago
WinAmp was smaller, faster, and more customizable thirty years ago.
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by esafak 1mo ago
I have not read it but I can't imagine a book written before the current explosion of AI can be accurate. What do you think of it?
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by esafak 1mo ago
If white collar workers get laid off tradesmen are not going to be able to charge much any more either. Not to mention the price pressure that will accompany the increased supply of workers.
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by esafak 1mo ago
How many CERNs are there? Enough to build careers on?
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by esafak 2mo ago
My pain point is that design tools imitate Figma in using JSON to represent the design, which originates in JS, but without rendering it into HTML and CSS to get a pixel perfect representation. Instead, the MCP imagines what the JSON will b
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by esafak 2mo ago
It is a slow for me through z.ai; it does not feel 'flash' at all. But then neither did the new DS Flash. I think they were getting hammered.

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