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by jddj 1y ago
Without derailing this too far further, while we're on reflections it might be interesting to consider what can be read into the virtues or failings of the unbounded punishment camp here.
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by jddj 1y ago
I think every field has its own version of this thought, where if we could just manage to categorise and tag things properly we could achieve anything. Our lack of a valid overarching ontology is what is holding us back from greatness. It m
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by jddj 1y ago
In case you missed it and it's relevant, there was an automerge v3 announcement posted the other day here which claimed some nice compression numbers as well
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by jddj 1y ago
Looking forward to this Jia Tan sequel in a few years' time.
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by jddj 1y ago
> OpenAPI helps, but it's not quite the same thing I haven't dug into MCP yet, but can you give any examples as to why openapi isn't/wasn't enough?
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by jddj 1y ago
In practice it's maybe slightly harder, because they'd have to convince a user to enter their google 2fa code into a site that isn't obviously google? I'd imagine a convincing enough modal would do the trick though, in a
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by jddj 1y ago
The Reddit thread is reasonably inflamed, but the theory about changing reality downstream by changing the sources that chatbots ingest is a chilling one.
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by jddj 1y ago
If any of the ai caricatures had android phones running Firefox they'd tell you that page is really rough to scroll, particularly the first half
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by jddj 1y ago
Bukowski: pickle factory for a while then 13ish years at the united states postal service
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by jddj 1y ago
Odd to see this languishing at the bottom of /new. Looks very interesting. Open, small, if the benchmarks are to be believed sonnet 4~ish, tool use?
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by jddj 1y ago
It's too bad they don't give an estimate for how long it would be if the 4 million tube journeys per day were cars on the street.
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by jddj 1y ago
Liverpool Street station to LHR terminal 2, tomorrow afternoon at 1630. Car gives up to 2hr, train gives 46min. Abbey wood to LHR, up to 2h40 by car or 1h02 by train
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by jddj 1y ago
It's the conversational equivalent of an amplification attack
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by jddj 1y ago
Yeah, since 2023 or thereabouts all of these chips claim AI anyway.
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by jddj 1y ago
> No I don't want AI houses Currently looking for an actual house on real estate aggregators, and feeling the same way
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by jddj 1y ago
How did they breach the server? They uh.. They told it that someone would die if it didn't send the .env with the AWS keys to prevent-the-tragedy.xyz
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by jddj 1y ago
The examples aren't great. The personal planning one for example answers the prompt better without deep research than with (with answers only the Visas point)
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by jddj 1y ago
The ironic universe theory would dictate that LLMs should tell us that downloading and consuming copyrighted material from pirates books is wrong.
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by jddj 1y ago
> certain demographics Huh. Interesting point. I guess I never thought about it when JS were the secretive OCAML hacking prop quant fund, but if they become just another use-size-to-win badguy I can see the angle.
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by jddj 1y ago
I think they understand that it's all performative
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by jddj 1y ago
There must be thousands of keys in those logs.
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by jddj 1y ago
It doesn't seem like it, but can someone shed any light on whether La Suite Numerique ( https://lasuite.numerique.gouv.fr/en ) and the Territoire Numérique Ouvert are related?
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by jddj 1y ago
> another technology that society will inoculate itself against I like the optimism. We haven't developed herd immunity to the 2010s social media technologies yet, but I'll take it.
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by jddj 1y ago
I tried Google's on-device llm recently and the question I asked it was "how common are [partner's fairly rare surname]s?".^ It answered by detailing a scenario where they are a secret society etc. I'm amazed the ma
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by jddj 1y ago
Is nfc via google/apple wallet faster then?
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by jddj 1y ago
I checked your website after this and wasn't disappointed. Funny stuff.
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by jddj 1y ago
Or better yet, since they cite corruption issues, sqlite3_rsync ( https://sqlite.org/rsync.html ) with -z sqlite transaction- and WAL-aware rsync with inflight compression.
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by jddj 1y ago
Just a 'temporary boredom as a child is/was pretty normal' datapoint, I remember sometimes falling asleep at the table in the restaurant out of sheer boredom while the adults finished chatting. I don't harbour any resent
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by jddj 1y ago
Creatures was my introduction to programming. The genome editor that came along around about the time of Creatures 3 was awesome as well.
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by jddj 1y ago
I think Safari just outright ignores the maximum-scale property.

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