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by hahahaa 2mo ago
I thought it wouldn't be as I assume :) CloudFlare scans for new tld and either gets in the sunrise period or at a minimum objects to anyone else registering a straight CloudFlare.tld. But CloudFlarepay.com or cl0udflar3.com have more
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by hahahaa 2mo ago
Google manages it though. And you could have a labs.cloudflare.com/idea and make it easy to add new ideas internally.
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by hahahaa 2mo ago
Who do we call? CTOs I guess.
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by hahahaa 2mo ago
The next AI benchmark is can an agent understand the product suite of its creators.
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by hahahaa 2mo ago
Most likely solid is definitely better than a lot of human made PRs I have seen. But making a decision the human reviewer disagrees with or misunderstanding a spec but maybe not asking a follow up isn't hallucination in my book. Halluc
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by hahahaa 2mo ago
Anecdotal. Older models felt they were on drugs.
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by hahahaa 2mo ago
Yeah not realistic until: * You need to pick up dog poo, dog toys, kids toys and clothes pegs * You need to move the trampoline and mow that part and put it back. * Some of the grass is so thick you need to whipersnap it first.
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by hahahaa 2mo ago
Was hoping this was going to be about a real lawn! Surprising how good the average person is. I got the median 91% eff. Or 5 off.
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by hahahaa 2mo ago
> Hallucinations are an inherent property of how LLMs work. While technically true the hallucination rates on modern models is low and other checks can ensure that by the time a human sees it it is most likely solid. For research there i
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by hahahaa 2mo ago
Fine, but what is the journey of the p99.9 900ms request?
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by hahahaa 2mo ago
But you now have a fork. Main branch gets refactored you have a merge conflict.
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by hahahaa 2mo ago
As they said in the 80s or maybe earlier RTFM. I think if you got a good enough duster TFM was still readable in 2010.
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by hahahaa 2mo ago
You should spend time as much as 50% on harness engineering for you and team to stop that and make the AI steer better.
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by hahahaa 2mo ago
You need loops so they run longer and use less of your context and brain power. Then (and this is where WFH is a super power) do stuff like walk, daydream, come up with killer ideas like a Madman episode laying on the office couch.
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by hahahaa 2mo ago
This assumes you are arranging deckchairs and not leaving the cruise ship for say, a boeing 747. One example, let's say there is a side bet that makes everyone 10x more productive with a success rate of 1% It takes 2 hrs to make the be
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by hahahaa 2mo ago
Cycling 2km flat (assume okay bike under 12kg) is easier than walking it. Source: have fibro so I really fell compound effort in every fibre.
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by hahahaa 2mo ago
A technical book can be so relaxing (unless e.g. too highly technical... think quantum mechanics). Imagine 50k words on an interesting tech topic without a context switch!
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by hahahaa 2mo ago
Point is banning phones for kids might be the kind of society I want to live in.
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by hahahaa 2mo ago
Oh it needs a userland trampoline! > JSOO does not have tail call optimization
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by hahahaa 2mo ago
Definitely alot for vulnerability finding. It may not scale up as well for building systems.
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by hahahaa 2mo ago
What constitutes taking the wheel? Skip permissions in a proper sandbox is fine IMO. There is a small amount of risk I admit though.
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by hahahaa 2mo ago
MCP is the answer to not using bash, right? Bash is a great control surface anyway for LLMs as it is wordy and powerful.
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by hahahaa 2mo ago
The AI attacks are the scary piece so now you have something that you could spend $1m on tokens and brute force compute and it is worth it, for a prize of $10m+ and one million is a lot of AI
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by hahahaa 2mo ago
There you go. Roll dice. Build your own Babbage machine to encode the wallet address.
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by hahahaa 2mo ago
I mean there was a time where only adults would typically have a mobile phone.
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by hahahaa 2mo ago
The one we lived in 1995?
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by hahahaa 2mo ago
I am up for nuclear actually. And some gas as backup but not base. I just thing that global warming is a threat and every country needs to combat it.
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by hahahaa 2mo ago
"Pretty much" is what the valley means though :)
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by hahahaa 2mo ago
It is not a movie though. It's a take.
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by hahahaa 2mo ago
Yeah every non-China nation can say "everyone else should do it, we is little, China should do it" Problem with pollution is it is easy to overpollute but in the other direction realistically zero is the limit. Unless we go wartim

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