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by fendy3002 1y ago
But you still don't have autonomous flying, even though the case is much simpler than driving: take off, ascend, cruise, land. It isn't easy to fix autonomous driving not because the problem isn't identified. Sometimes two co
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by fendy3002 1y ago
Deck can run witcher 3 and mh:world decently (maybe some hiccup and lower graphic setting). There should be not a big problem to make games run on steam deck (ignoring controller support since it's a separate matter).
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by fendy3002 1y ago
No surprises here, it's Sony. The same company that use propertiary memory card on PS Vita.
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by fendy3002 1y ago
that's highly inconvenient, most people won't bother with that. The ~1% though will certainly do that, with black market apps and jailbroken OS will rise.
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by fendy3002 1y ago
Do you know that Proton is developed as a countermeasure against Microsoft's possibility of vendor locking? It is already anticipated that little or more Microsoft will want that cut. We're at late stage capitalism, where enshitti
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by fendy3002 1y ago
it's interesting that for 6 cols only the 1st and 5th column has value, ignoring first row.
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by fendy3002 1y ago
Though unpopular, I'd say China is able to
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by fendy3002 1y ago
Well recently cursor got a heat for rising price and having opaque usage, while anthropic's claude reported to be worse due to optimization. IMO the current LLMs are not sustainable, and prices are expected to increase sooner or later.
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by fendy3002 1y ago
well I presented the statement wrongly. What I mean is the use case for LLM are trivial things, it shouldn't be expensive to operate and the 1 dollar cost for your case is heavily subsidized, that price won't hold up long assuming
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by fendy3002 1y ago
well I presented the statement wrongly. What I mean is the use case for LLM are trivial things, it shouldn't be expensive to operate
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by fendy3002 1y ago
LLMs need significant optimization or we get significant improvement on computing power while keeping the energy cost the same. It's similar with smartphone, when at the start it's not feasible because of computing power, and now
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by fendy3002 1y ago
you'd be surprised on how deranged some people are, no matter the sexes. Having a Prince Charming / Manic Pixie Dream Girl that always agree with you will be the utopia for them, and amplifying their mental issues. Soon they&#x27
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by fendy3002 1y ago
Because I always believe that Pareto Principle applies in most aspect of computing: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pareto_principle , I believe it'll also apply on this case too, and I find that it tracks with the p
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by fendy3002 1y ago
it matters when "something" become scarce that normal person need to compete with the richests to get, or if one day the richests decided they want something and suddenly those things become scarce. Let's not kid ourselves, m
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by fendy3002 1y ago
just a concrete blocks is enough https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G7AnKcMVEio ignore the marble sclupture, it's only a few of them deployed for attraction and attention.
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by fendy3002 1y ago
only if AI's output is somewhat consistent. Like a calculator, nobody will ask for responsibility of calculator. But that day for AI is still long
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by fendy3002 1y ago
a good video (IMO) on this topic: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BiDBAU2d7oE
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by fendy3002 1y ago
beware of using old cd though, the older it is the higher risk it'll shatter and damage the unit.
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by fendy3002 1y ago
you don't trust it, ever. You verify it, as in you get PR from junior / new contributors. You also need to not trust any source on the internet before validating it, Wikipedia for example. Why you can trust wikipedia but not AI? T
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by fendy3002 1y ago
agree on this point, like web3 and blockchain is not essential as of today (CMIIW). However not in the case of AI (agentic AI / LLM), because simply they already have a use case, and a valid one. Contextual query and document searching
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by fendy3002 1y ago
IIRC people say that MCP is initially made for CLI / local tool execution for agent-based ai like cursor. And prople are skipping on service discovery. Making ai know what steps / operation is good.
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by fendy3002 1y ago
To be more precise, it's JSON-RPC with service discovery and cli support (CMIIW)
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by fendy3002 1y ago
the usual next questions will be: - how further can we push this to make the best, most optimized human? - what are moral implication of this? - what are the side effects / downsides?
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by fendy3002 1y ago
Yeah one main thing I really hate about ai in general: they overhype and targeted to non technical person, and everyone involved in it want to sell the shovels in a gold rush. It's frustrating to find a good technical material. Or good
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by fendy3002 1y ago
HTTP call may be blocked by firewalls even internally, and it's overkill to force stdio apps to expose http endpoints for this case only. As in, how MCP client can access `git` command without stdio? You can run a wrapper server for th
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by fendy3002 1y ago
If you know JSON-RPC: it's a JSON-RPC wrapper exposed for AI use and discovery. If you know REST / http request: it's single endpoint-only, partitioned / routed by single "type" or "method" parameter,
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by fendy3002 1y ago
Opinion aside (still reading), > Simply put, it is a JSON-RPC protocol with predefined methods/endpoints designed to be used in conjunction with an LLM. Is a spot on / simplest explanation of MCP, wonder why nobody use that or
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by fendy3002 1y ago
That's what happen? Also happens with cascade base when using windsurf, need a ./ Prefix for it to get the file
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by fendy3002 1y ago
the meaning of `overresponsibility` in this case, IMO is taking / considering the matters as something that we take responsibility of. That way of thinking itself (taking the responsibility) is causing a burden on the mental health of
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by fendy3002 1y ago
looking at this feels like the best case for fediverse-based socmed like mastodon or lemmy. Though maybe too complex for regular users.

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