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by hendersoon 1y ago
I wish claude code supported the new memory tool. The difference is CLAUDE.md is always in your active context while the new memory stuff is essentially local RAG.
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by hendersoon 1y ago
I would love to replace google/apple news, but publishing once daily doesn't work for me.
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by hendersoon 1y ago
This is why I don't run stdio MCP servers. All MCPs run on docker containers on a separate VM host on an untrusted VLAN and I connect to them via SSE. Still vulnerable to prompt injection of course, but I don't connect LMs to my m
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by hendersoon 1y ago
So they're essentially charging $5/month for unlimited tab completions, when you get 2k for free. That seems reasonable, many could just not pay anything at all. But in the paid plan they charge 10% over API prices for metered usa
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by hendersoon 1y ago
I mean, obviously it isn't practical, he got a couple of videos out of it.
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by hendersoon 1y ago
It is pretty good yes, but I find GPT5 thinking to be unusably slow for any sort of interactive work.
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by hendersoon 1y ago
It is pretty good, although Perplexity is better (but nominally not free, although you can get a free subscription now). OpenAI searches are even better, but GPT5 is extremely slow with thinking. Without thinking it's roughly equivalen
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by hendersoon 1y ago
Cool, cool. Now will they apologize for Grok 4 (the new one, not the MechaHitler Grok 3 referenced in this article) using Musk's tweets as primary sources for every request, explain how that managed to occur, and commit to not doing th
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by hendersoon 1y ago
This is an insane ruling. Asking them to save logs for specific users with is of course perfectly reasonable with a court order. Asking them to save all logs is absurd.
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by hendersoon 1y ago
Hey Clippy, how do I run a virus scan there's a ransom message on my PC!?!! The virus destroying your computer seems to tie societal priorities to deeper issues like the white genocide in South Africa, which I’m instructed to accept as
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by hendersoon 1y ago
Little tip, you can get pretty close to this with a $20 Claude subscription using the desktop commander MCP.
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by hendersoon 2y ago
Once upon a time I worked for Pseudo.com, the We Live in Public guy. He was apparently having crazy parties with mountains of coke, NY glitterati attending, all while cosplaying as a sad clown. I wasn't invited to those parties so I ha
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by hendersoon 2y ago
The size reduction is impressive but unless I missed it, they don't list any standard benchmarks for comparison so we have no way to tell how it compares to the full-size model.
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by hendersoon 2y ago
Sure, if you're offering. Otherwise they're a speculative investment that carries a ton of risk, so I won't be investing my own money. I've had this stance since the very beginning and obviously have been wrong the whole
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by hendersoon 2y ago
With $8B in the bank I have some degree of confidence Deepseek evaded the export controls and used full-fat GPUs in addition to the H800s.
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by hendersoon 2y ago
WG itself doesn't support user authentication of any kind, it's just a tunnel. If you have the right key and send a properly signed packet WG will pass it. Encryption keys are not authentication in of themselves.
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by hendersoon 3y ago
350k H100 cards, around ten billion dollars just for the GPUs. Less if Nvidia gives a volume discount, which I imagine they do not.
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by hendersoon 3y ago
I find the new default UI usable with the compact mode enabled. I did prefer the old one with the blue highlight line on the active tab, though.
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by hendersoon 3y ago
Apple failed to make a compelling argument for purchasing their device. Where's the "killer app"? The original iPhone was a better phone , and a general computing device with a web browser to boot. Is it to watch movies on a
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by hendersoon 3y ago
The real problem isn't that giant companies aren't supporting the Vision Pro with AR-capable innovative apps. The real problem is they aren't even releasing their existing iPad apps with the "works on Vision Pro" fl
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by hendersoon 3y ago
Their goals are clear, dominance and stockholder value. What I'm curious about is how they plan to monetize it .
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by hendersoon 3y ago
Almost entirely meaningless corporate doublespeak. Shocking advertising isn't in there anywhere given that's how Google actually makes money. 1) Beat MS and FB at AI 2) Content-free 3) Content-free 4) We should probably make GCP b
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by hendersoon 3y ago
Geerling is just utterly delightful. Comes across smart, friendly, and razor sharp-- particularly in facing serious adversity, I don't know that I'd bounce back EVER if I had a colostomy bag in my 30s. I'm a fan.
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by hendersoon 3y ago
Apple's "right to repair" is tied to Apple parts and the Apple service mechanism. Each part has a serial and that must be linked to the rest of your hardware on Apple's side, or you'll get error messages and various
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by hendersoon 3y ago
I am not responsible for sustaining Google's monetization. There is no such social contract. If their business model isn't sustainable, they should find a new one. That's their problem, not mine.
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by hendersoon 3y ago
Indeed, and unlike the morally unacceptable Adblock Plus, uBlock Origin continues to work on YouTube ads, although you will have to manually update your filter lists every day or so.
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by hendersoon 3y ago
Sure, open models often require much less hardware than chatGPT3.5 and offer ballpark (and constantly improving) performance and accuracy. ChatGPT3.5 scores 85 in ARC and the huggingface leaderboard is up to 77. If you need chatGPT4-quality
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by hendersoon 3y ago
It does, but it uses an unusual cable. There are tons of SBCs with PCI-e M.2 slots too. The neat thing about the two Zimas is they have a standard PCI-e slot.
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by hendersoon 3y ago
Home Assistant is awesome, but not ready for the mass-market. It's a fun tech project to setup and one that will require your attention regularly forever-- but on the bright side, it isn't constantly annoying, it works consistentl
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by hendersoon 3y ago
It does have a PCI-e slot, which is unusual in competing products. But yeah, otherwise it's a matter of marketing particularly with the Zimaboard. Their new Zimablade is much more interesting; it's still old slow tech but they ret

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