logicallee

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by logicallee 2mo ago
I run my own mail server, and I am very concerned about its reputation and deliverability. I've run my own Linux server full time since at least 2017, obviously well before LLM's, but only recently put up a mail server. I don&#x
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by logicallee 2mo ago
ok. I'd like to discuss your concerns with you privately for medical privacy reasons, as it could be related to my mental health (which I guess is what you said was concerning about this). - Could you please email me at the email addre
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by logicallee 2mo ago
>I had to fix this on 35B A3B -- I have a proxy that just shuts it down if it gets to 2K thinking tokens and injects something like "We have thought enough, let's begin working." and it almost always finishes the turn then
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by logicallee 2mo ago
There's nothing particularly interesting about it, but I asked Claude to verify it, and it gave me a verbatim list of changes from that version to its current version: https://claude.ai/share/01951938-144f-49e6-98e
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by logicallee 2mo ago
it's serious but still a small project, there isn't much on the site. I personally would like the law I linked to be followed. I sent a copy to the major browser makers and left this suggestion: https://connect.mozilla.
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by logicallee 2mo ago
I accidentally did this myself not long ago. Like everyone else I'm tired of cookie banners so I had ChatGPT make a law against it, it used "act" in its version, I search-and-replaced it with "Law" before getting C
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by logicallee 2mo ago
thanks for the link! super interesting.
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by logicallee 2mo ago
>What is "fun"? Will be needing a serious definition for that word now. whatever it is, achieving it held up completion for six iterations. It could have just one-shotted it and immediately reported "yep, I tried it, was t
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Claude Fable 5 Having Fun(github.com)
13 points by logicallee 2mo ago|9 comments
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by logicallee 2mo ago
It's hard to know if it really had fun or not (it could have just confabulated its experience report), but I thought it was interesting.
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by logicallee 2mo ago
>Is there a silent majority of Claude users who really enjoy what we call the LLM-isms? Maybe, but isn't Claude also largely aimed at developers? Purely out of my own curiosity, I just asked Claude to have fun with itself by making
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Ask HN: What should I know before hosting eprints?
3 points by logicallee 2mo ago|0 comments
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by logicallee 2mo ago
I'm not ready to try this yet, since after some recent experiences[1] I've decided not to be at the cutting edge of new tools and models for a few weeks or months. However, from the screenshots and description, I expect that you w
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by logicallee 2mo ago
you're right I was just having a schizoid episode, took my medicines and everything started working. thanks for the tip. as I've mentioned, this issue is resolved.
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by logicallee 2mo ago
hey you're right I took my medicine and everything started working. thanks for the tip.
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by logicallee 2mo ago
If you'd like to see it build something, I just did a livestream: https://youtube.com/live/CjM6U7W7pk4 Here is the resulting page it built: https://robss2020.github.io/frontier-brief/ Sorry t
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by logicallee 2mo ago
This is correct. In 2026, when a frontier model does the opposite of a reasonable clearly stated requirement that is perfectly normal and ordinary, doesn't touch anything that would be covered by any system policy, guideline, or other
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by logicallee 2mo ago
okay, I'll give you the context you asked for: - Claude wasted 1 week of my time and over 2 billion tokens delivering this: https://ibb.co/7JjMxTDZ - you can note that that version included a 43 ms LAN ping time (targe
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by logicallee 2mo ago
I'd rather not. Sometimes the only way to get basic tools unbroken is to make a grand public spectacle about it until it's solved. This specific issue has been solved.
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by logicallee 2mo ago
>might suggest they're not experiencing the same reality as you and I. it depends. When you give codex a simple task does it complete it or waste a week of your time?
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by logicallee 2mo ago
I mean that if this stops working for any reason then congress will hear about it. There is no excuse to waste weeks of my time and break my software.
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by logicallee 2mo ago
The project is now complete and working. Here is proof: https://youtube.com/shorts/D5BKi--LEfk If it breaks again for any reason, I will file a congressional report about it.
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Issue Has Been Resolved(robss2020.github.io)
1 points by logicallee 2mo ago|13 comments
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by logicallee 2mo ago
This issue has now been resolved and the client and server software work according to my requests and specifications. If it is externally broken after the fact the congressional report is going out without any further warnings.
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by logicallee 2mo ago
This is a notice, not a discussion. Nothing to discuss. The congressional report is going out at the time stated if the situation is not rectified by then. (About 2 hours and 5 minutes from now.) Edit: the notice is having the intended eff
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Tell HN: Striking a Balance Between Stating Your Requirements and Griefers
1 points by logicallee 2mo ago|6 comments
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Video Demo of Grok 4.5 Expert's Coding Ability (Web Interface)(youtube.com)
1 points by logicallee 2mo ago|1 comments
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by logicallee 2mo ago
For those of you who are interested in seeing what various frontier models can do, in this video (after briefly summarizing the overall landscape of frontier models - please do correct me if I got anything wrong or left anything out!) I sha
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by logicallee 2mo ago
(I withdraw this comment.)
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by logicallee 2mo ago
>what was the original prompt? There are two, the version I gave Claude originally and then this version for ChatGPT 5.6 Sol. Kickoff email to Claude on Monday, August 3 at 6:33 p.m. CEST: >subject: need you to build me a bare bones V

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