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121.
by hhh 8mo ago
Most modern models can dispatch MCP calls in their inference engine, which is how code interpreter etc work in ChatGPT. Basically an mcp server that the execution happens as a call to their ai sandbox and then returns it to the llm to conti
122.
by hhh 8mo ago
Yes. Auto manufacturers tend to have contracts with different tiered automotive suppliers that have heavy-hitting production lines for current vehicles, and also maintain a 'service' department where these style of products are pr
123.
by hhh 8mo ago
A lot of people are unhappy with the state of the Internet and the safety of people of all ages on it. I believe we should be focusing on building a way to authenticate as a human of a nation without providing any more information, and try
124.
by hhh 8mo ago
Why does this have so many votes? It seems to have so much ai generated everything…
125.
by hhh 8mo ago
What walled garden man? There’s like four major API providers for Anthropic.
126.
by hhh 8mo ago
Yes, I think there needs to be a way to do attribute based credentials or provide as anonymous as possible authorization for citizens from the government. Somewhere between DigID and the DECODE projects ABC trials in Amsterdam.
127.
by hhh 8mo ago
It can also just be the people you are around. The women I know find it akin to lying as you said.
128.
by hhh 8mo ago
Discord does have a problem with grooming.
129.
by hhh 8mo ago
this just feels like ai psychosis slop man
130.
by hhh 8mo ago
Why?
131.
by hhh 8mo ago
GitLab, best ci i’ve ever used.
132.
by hhh 8mo ago
Apple
133.
by hhh 8mo ago
There is no routing with API, or when you choose a specific model in chatGPT.
134.
by hhh 8mo ago
I use spot for my gmod server. Contention is higher for GPU, but I only saw disruptions maybe once every 2 months for super common instance types. We scale up and down more frequently than we get disrupted.
135.
by hhh 8mo ago
it depends, our workloads can finish up in under two minutes and shut down without much effort, so we haven’t really noticed it outside of one time when we had no spot capacity.
136.
by hhh 8mo ago
SpaceX is the only one that matters, and it's doing a huge amount of lifting. xAI loves using LLaMa and deepseek, twitter is a hellhole that somehow is losing on mobile to THREADS of all platforms, Tesla is losing market share as well
137.
by hhh 8mo ago
datacenters in space are a great way to claim vast amount of viable orbit space for a stupid project to eventually sell the slot for something else when it’s rarer.
138.
by hhh 9mo ago
my point is that there’s enough information that it’s a selfdoxx of it being an actual person that you can find from the information given there alone. Plenty of people pay for the ‘i think my opinion matters more’ boost button, malicious p
139.
by hhh 9mo ago
Why? There’s plenty of people disavowing their actions and plenty supporting them. There will be plenty of blue checkmarks with full face shown selfdoxxing while they gleefully call for more to be killed.
140.
by hhh 9mo ago
I use the constitution and model spec to understand how I should be formatting my own system prompts or training information to better apply to models. So many people do not think it matters when you are making chatbots or trying to drive a
141.
by hhh 9mo ago
this is what dma cards do
142.
by hhh 9mo ago
they’ve been around for a few years, as well as 5K and 6K
143.
by hhh 9mo ago
adding a scratch space for an llm to fill up and then ‘review’ (no better term for this) and using it to drive the final output isn’t new and it isn’t more than good prompting
144.
by hhh 9mo ago
this is just what I would expect from a solid prompt for an LLM to act a certain way? I was using gpt-3 around its release to get similar kinds of behavior for chatbots, did we lose another one to delusion?
145.
by hhh 9mo ago
You can just airdrop iOS apps to people. I don’t think the recipient needs network connectivity to receive it.
146.
by hhh 9mo ago
That makes sense :) Cool analysis!
147.
by hhh 9mo ago
Seems a bit obvious all the information claude code would send to the llm would be sent to Anthropic no? Isn’t that the point of using it via Azure or AWS Bedrock, for the guarantees of secrecy they provide you?
148.
by hhh 9mo ago
weird, i’ve passed plenty of these on flights.
149.
by hhh 9mo ago
not really, in a scenario where demand dies down surplus gpu compute becomes so under-utilized we would see it drop even lower I would think. Prices will go up of course if we keep seeing more tokens needed to solve problems, and demand kee
150.
by hhh 9mo ago
Why? Almost all of the open source models end up actually sucking for general purpose use, and require a decent bit of effort to even make remotely usable for specialized use cases.

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