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foo12bar
4mo ago
What app do you use with deepseek? I've been used claude code but pointing it at the deepseek api and it works ok, but I'm wondering if there are better options. ( https://api-docs.deepseek.com/quick_start/agen
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4mo ago
I think the idea is to track the price as it begin to explode when investor subsidies run out. This guy has a good summary of it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DZAcEa5dmVQ
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5mo ago
In the article, he wrote "I tried to insure it under my renter’s insurance policy. They didn’t like that. I had to get business insurance to cover it.“ , but he didn't say how much it cost, either.
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foo12bar
5mo ago
I lost my sense of smell from Covid for a few weeks once, too. I used to eat mulberrys right off the tree in my backyard, but I realized that I could no longer tell if they had gone bad without my sense of smell. The smell/taste of my
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5mo ago
Why? Because farmers will buy robot bears to attack each other's farms?
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foo12bar
5mo ago
Maybe you could make it lose points for repeating a board state, I guess.
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foo12bar
5mo ago
Because the sessions would last forever. Think of a 1 or 2 length snake, figuring out that left down up right over and over again doesn't lose any points. You're now trapped in a local minimum. You need to make the AI get impatien
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foo12bar
5mo ago
But if not the snake could go into an infinite loop, never growing, never eating.
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foo12bar
5mo ago
What do you plan to do about firmware updates?
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foo12bar
5mo ago
You think we are doing well against back doors right now? Pfft.
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foo12bar
5mo ago
Code is becoming so cheap that all you need is a bunch of api's for hardware and your computer will build to that spec. And you can define it in natural language.
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foo12bar
5mo ago
They would have to have access to and scan your individual binary. You'd have to describe how you can write a system with multiple layers of security generally for most problems, because I don't see that as being possible.
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5mo ago
Don't install anything, use an LLM to write everything from scratch. It may have bugs, but no one will know how to exploit them, especially when closed source. Code is cheap and is becoming cheaper by the day. We need new paradigms.
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foo12bar
5mo ago
Was there even a soldier to find? Why wasn't his name released? Iran says it was actually a failed operation to capture their uranium.
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5mo ago
Waiting for VR
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foo12bar
5mo ago
FTFA > The attack steals credentials, authentication tokens, environment variables, and cloud secrets, while also attempting to poison GitHub repositories.
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foo12bar
5mo ago
How about the old fashioned freezing with a face contorted in fear like your being held at knife point unable to think of anything to say and just waiting to be able to leave? When you get asked a question, fumble over your words and say so
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5mo ago
There's plenty of evidence of it happening, if you consider the odds of surges of pre-market trading of oil futures 20 minutes before Trump tweets on Iran happening coincidentally. The actual finding of who's who has to be done by
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6mo ago
I've noticed AI's often try and hide failure by catching exceptions and returning some dummy value maybe with some log message buried in tons of extraneous other log messages. And the logs themselves are often over abbreviated and
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6mo ago
Offtopic, but after clicking on this story and going to google news, my feed is flooded with all kinds of sports articles, whereas before there were none. A grim reminder that google does track you all over the internet.
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6mo ago
Hunt, gather.
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6mo ago
Solar cooker?
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foo12bar
7mo ago
Sam won't even sign his name to this press release.
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foo12bar
7mo ago
Do you expect that to work?
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foo12bar
8mo ago
This is "think of the children/grandma" logic. There is a different between maintaining a company store where everything is verified, and forcing everyone to use it. Google shouldn't be able to hold a vertical monopoly,
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8mo ago
Secret slow mode for us boomers: https://skipthe.tips/?debug=1
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8mo ago
I'm going to charge you $1.50, then.