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by jtrn 8d ago
My thinking is that Passkey is an extremely good and, in theory, extremely easy solution to security, authorization, and login issues. The problem is that Google, Apple, and Microsoft have done a just horrendous job, and made it suck as muc
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by jtrn 9d ago
This is so awesome! Thank you so much for this extremely fascinating read/work! I love combining gaming and learning!!
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by jtrn 9d ago
A normal sensible REST api ? Nothing. Salesforce API? Sandboxes drift from production in both metadata and data. Refreshes change record ids. API access is gated by edition. Professional edition has none by default. Salesforce sells MuleSof
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by jtrn 9d ago
If you think integration with Salesforce = REST API then you have no idea what you are talking about.
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by jtrn 10d ago
And nothing of value was lost. God, I hate everything about Salesforce. Sometimes I have to integrate against their services, and it is always a pain, not to mention what the core project actually is: optimization of marketing and spam.
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by jtrn 16d ago
No. The whole discussion betray an insane lack of basic understanding of of LLMs and what reasoning, layers and the processing architecture does as opposed to predicted token collapse. I realy don’t understand how this is possible.
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by jtrn 16d ago
If so, the very action of feeding forward through the layers are hidden reasoning. There is nothing about looping the processing though the same layers a set amount of times, that is any different from copy/pasting the layers and proce
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by jtrn 16d ago
I’ve never been more baffled by an Apple event in my life.... We in Norway are part of the first batch of the rollout for the new AI/language feature?!??!?! Something’s fishy. Somethings up!
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by jtrn 16d ago
If the fold make up 4% of sales, but with 2x or more margin vs mini, it might be worth it for them. Seems like a product that MIGHT survive due to that.
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by jtrn 20d ago
People who want bloodshed tend to say this… It’s melodramatic. You could say that about anything classified as human progress. How did we improve things so that people could have electricity and safety? At the cost of deaths and suffering b
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by jtrn 20d ago
This does not show what they (A/I) did. The only concrete examples are of bad behavior by some users. Then there’s a bunch of generic claims against A/I, with NO specifics. So, yeah, it might be true. But I find no concrete exampl
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by jtrn 20d ago
Yeah, but there are degrees. I’d rather have a conversation about trans rights here in Oslo than in Afghanistan.
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by jtrn 20d ago
For anybody wondering what this is about... It’s a newspaper article about a famous old artwork coming back to London from France for the first time in 950 years, with some musing about how history gets distorted over time (history is writ
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by jtrn 20d ago
I also oppose fascism, militarism, racism, sexism, homophobia, and transphobia, like what A/I do... And none of that is illegal... At least not in any civilised society. So what did they do to trigger so many? I remember the Norwegian
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by jtrn 20d ago
Interesting quick read/take. Especially the LinkedIn analogy. Even though I am WAY high on the AI fanboy and low on the LinkedIn side of the bell curve, I can see what the author mean.
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by jtrn 20d ago
I read the title and thought to myself, "The chance that this is a well-grounded, unbiased, and robust design is close to 0." So I started reading... And having read it, what a terrible piece of science slop this is! There is no o
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by jtrn 22d ago
I think “what I individually like” is a poor measurement of creativity, at least alone. And yes you can rank quality. My point was that if you made two bell curves of the distribution quality and creativity of all new manga, The one for “AI
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by jtrn 22d ago
I would think that’s the opposite of creativity. Rather, I would label that as pattern matching and prediction capability. Why box in creativity basically as the ability to mimic someone else who is creative? Why not choose something that b
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by jtrn 22d ago
This comment and the one above from astrobiased feel like coming into a messy codebase, and it’s more work to sort it out than it would have been to write it from scratch.... And since I actually do intelligence testing as a clinical psycho
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by jtrn 23d ago
That’s why I had to summarize it. Because the article is a bit all over the place. It tried to jam in in way to many angles on one topic “invisible companies”. I reread listened to the article now and looked up some research due to the thin
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by jtrn 23d ago
Yes, I did too, and I actually thought about "lossy vs. lossless compression" when I wrote the comment. That's why I said that I was not trying to denigrate the article, but when I understood that this was the gist of the art
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by jtrn 23d ago
Here is the entire article compressed from 21k characters to 176: It’s easier to get away with large margins and not spawn competitors if nobody scrutinizes you, and it’s easier not to get scrutinized if you are small or the domain is borin
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by jtrn 23d ago
Very cool and good work. Thank you!
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by jtrn 24d ago
As a European, or in general, this make me happy. Since the more diversity the better. Tho it’s hard not to not to think of this as a big fish in a small pond situation (when talking about best model in EU).
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by jtrn 24d ago
Op probably knows. But thanks for articulating it clearly.
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by jtrn 25d ago
My initial impression is one of massive disappointment. The main issue was that Fable was unpredictable and prone to false positives by the safeguards. In my brief testing, it still seems completely unable to understand its own guardrails a
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by jtrn 25d ago
I have a coffee cup with the writing "Do stupid thing faster with cafe". That's how I feel about myself when I use AI carelessly... The speed with which I can make a mess is astronomical!
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by jtrn 28d ago
So basically, we have a clear path to local, viable LLMs in the same ballpark as current frontier LLMs. - Get an M5 Ultra with 512 GB of memory. - A couple of generations of improvements to the base model training. - A couple of generations
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by jtrn 29d ago
I get irrational angry by logical and nonsensical statements. When I read this: “ Pentagon says private companies should not be able to constrain military action.” I am screaming: But they can fucking how what THEY want to sell to anybody
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by jtrn 1mo ago
Tooltip are useful, but i usualy avoid them since they dont work well with touch devices. Web-dev primary tho.

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