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by jedberg 1y ago
It will certainly a battle between MCP providers and the LLMs that consume them, much like the constant battle today between adblockers and ad providers.
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by jedberg 1y ago
MCP servers can inject ads though. Think about this particular one for example. It can return flight options that companies paid to put on top. Also it can send you responses like "while you're waiting for your flight options,
813.
by jedberg 1y ago
> pipelines run on Inngest (their docs won me over Temporal) Have you checked out DBOS[0]? Ergonomically similar to Inngest but doesn't require running an external server (or paying for one). [0] https://docs.dbos.dev&#x
814.
by jedberg 1y ago
Looks like it. New server means power, internet, and water.
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by jedberg 1y ago
They key difference is that the Teslas killed their passengers, the Waymo hit someone outside the car (and it wasn't the Waymo's fault, it was hit by another car).
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Apple Headquarters is visible from Space(nasa.gov)
3 points by jedberg 1y ago|2 comments
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by jedberg 1y ago
Middle right, the shiny circle.
818.
by jedberg 1y ago
I'm wary of cave diving because of the safety issues, but this feels like one I would do. With the fairly controlled environment, warm waters, and guide lines, it feels like about the safest cave dive you can do!
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by jedberg 1y ago
When I hear jerk my first thought is always as the second derivative of velocity, because I had a TA in college who was specifically studying jerk as it relates to autonomous driving -- back in the 90s! So he taught us how to calculate it a
820.
by jedberg 1y ago
Except the segmentation isn't all that sharp. With Google domains et al almost everyone wants SSO now, even the smallest of companies.
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by jedberg 1y ago
> and it's worth calling out that the SSO tax has mostly nothing to do with technology or with support costs I'm surprised this is at the top. My experience, and the experience of nearly all the commenters below, is that SSO i
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by jedberg 1y ago
It could mean that, or it could mean your user database or where you store your blog comments or your customer's todo lists. Basically anything where you want to make sure all the data is still there the next time you go looking for
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by jedberg 1y ago
> Caveat: PostgreSQL is fully transactional by default; ClickHouse isn’t. Results compare each engine’s native execution model, not identical transaction guarantees. I appreciate that they call this out. This means that if you're u
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by jedberg 1y ago
> Now I’m wondering if I should hold on to them and stop paying ahead If you want to be purely logical about it, the only thing that matters is the interest rate. Can you get higher returns investing the money elsewhere? Then invest i
825.
by jedberg 1y ago
> did they loop through every single permutation and see the result, or what exactly/ how would that work? In short, yes. Since no one can make new links, it's a pre-defined space to search. They just requested every possible
826.
by jedberg 1y ago
The IQ curve is designed so that 100 is average. So two of your questions can be answered with math: > average US IQ 100 >human 80th percentile 113 The last one, Ivy League average, can be guessed based on published data. The median
827.
by jedberg 1y ago
The more interesting link (to me) is this one: https://www.trackingai.org/political-test They run each model through the political leaning quiz. Spoiler alert: They all fall into the Left/Liberal box. Even Grok. Wh
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by jedberg 1y ago
I did read it. It talked about one specific use case, which isn't very interesting in and of itself.
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by jedberg 1y ago
They iterated the entire URL namespace by having volunteers run a client so they didn't get IP banned.
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by jedberg 1y ago
I just asked chatgpt "How many b's are in blueberry?". It instantly said "going to the deep thinking model" and then hung.
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by jedberg 1y ago
"It depends" Faster is all relative. What are you doing? Is it networking? Then BSD is probably faster than Linux. Is it something Linux is optimized for? Then probably Linux. A general benchmark? Who knows, but does it real
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by jedberg 1y ago
> Joe Rogan could fire all his staff I think the premise is that it is only ever one person. > Meta "bought" Alex Wang for $14.3B. > Ilya Sutskever's "business" (really his skillset/personal brand) w
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by jedberg 1y ago
Math skills and social skills combined?
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by jedberg 1y ago
Yes. But their mission was still stability. This time around my understanding is that their charter will change.
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by jedberg 1y ago
Fannie and Freddie are supposed to be there to stabilizing home lending rates. If they are public and have a profit motive, then their mission changes to profitability over stability.
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by jedberg 1y ago
> and this was upheld by US courts. No it wasn't. It was overturned on appeal. But Yahoo stopped selling Nazi memorabilia anyway.
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by jedberg 1y ago
> your hotel stay can't be less than the days between your flight. This is exactly right, and why it's such a pain. Because if I have a bit of flexibility, I have to figure out which flying day is best for prices and seats, an
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by jedberg 1y ago
> and is not that burdensome to do yourself. I don't know about you, but it takes me hours to book a flight if it's for my family, because I'm usually booking a flight, a car, and a hotel, and I have to constantly min-max
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by jedberg 1y ago
As a proficient writer who has been using proper grammar and em dashes for decades, it really makes me sad that writing with proper grammar and em dashes is now suspicious.
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by jedberg 1y ago
Sorry, I can't hear you over that racket! But in reality my favorite keyboard before I switched to the MS keyboards was the one that came with my original IBM PC with the clicky keys. The biggest downside was that my mom and dad alway

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