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losvedir
9mo ago
FSD is way beyond AutoPilot (the free Traffic Aware Cruise Control + Lane Keep). Autopilot uses an entirely different, hand coded system from several years ago, which they haven't updated at all. FSD is a Deep Learning neutral network
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9mo ago
It reminds me of my days looking at biotech stocks. You'd have a small company stake their whole financial future on the outcome of a clinical trial, to know whether their drug works or not. Leading up to the release of the results, th
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9mo ago
They're saying that the volume of the silver market is such that "tiktok influencers" and their followers (i.e. "retail" traders, not institutional investors or mega corporations hedging their supply chain) are insi
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9mo ago
Man, this really takes me back. I loved that game!
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9mo ago
I think you need to watch the video. I encourage you to think ahead of time what you would define as "intimidating", though.
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9mo ago
LA is not the capital. Sacramento in the north, and inland, is.
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9mo ago
I'm kind of surprised there's so many nuclear power companies. I remember Google signed a deal a year or so ago [0] with a different one (Kairos). I wonder why they're not in this deal? Is it all connections and funny money?
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losvedir
9mo ago
Oh no, as someone who hoards browser tabs, I fear where this will lead me...
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9mo ago
How do you make these personal iOS apps? Do you have to release them to the App Store? What if you want a small handful of users (eg family members)? And does Android work similarly?
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9mo ago
Time pressure is a crucial aspect of it, though. I think GP may be alluding to the alleged abuse of disability exceptions, allowing kids (who don't need it) to take longer.
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9mo ago
I've been thinking the same. I'm actually building a little site that presents a textarea that you can type your comment into and it will track its changes over time (typing, editing, pasting, etc) and provide a little playback wi
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9mo ago
Call it what you want, but people are going to call the LLM with tools in a loop, and it will do something . There was the AI slop email to Rob Pike thing the other day, which was from someone giving an agent the instruction to "do go
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10mo ago
I'm kind of surprised how many people are okay with deploying code that hasn't been audited. I read If Anyone Builds It Everyone Dies over the break. The basic premise was that we can't "align" AI so when we turn
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10mo ago
I'm not sure what you're arguing against, isn't that the point of the GP? That we can bring all that stuff back? Tesla makes things predominantly in-house and didn't use a supply chain all over the world. There are still
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10mo ago
I predict 2026 will be the year of the first AI Agent "worm" (or virus?). Kind of like the Morris worm running amok as an experiment gone wrong, I think we will sometime soon have someone set up an AI agent whose core loop is to t
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10mo ago
That can't come anywhere close to running the current SotA models, though.
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10mo ago
Huh, I've been assuming the opposite: better to use React even if you don't need it, because of its prevalence in the training data. Is it not the case that LLMs are better at standard stacks like that than custom JS?
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10mo ago
Related to this, does anyone have the context related to the Grok "MechaHitler" thing? I've never been able to find out what it was responding to.
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10mo ago
Are you saying you only give pets as gifts?
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10mo ago
The original point was that the previous SotA was a "heavily harnessed" agent, which I took to mean it had more tools at its disposal and perhaps some code to manage context and so on. The fact that the model can do it now in just
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10mo ago
They're pointing out that the "agent" is just 100 lines of code with a single tool. That means the model itself has improved, since such a bare bones agent is little more than invoking the model in a loop.
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10mo ago
Similarly, "The Book of Dragons" I'm guessing might be the so called "dragon book" about compiler design.
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10mo ago
That's exactly my point. They are able to do their job despite not believing in their clients, which for public defenders even means trying to let their clients go free, which is a fair bit further than is asked of a tech employee wh
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10mo ago
> It's not really possible to do that when the opposing beliefs are so fundamental. Sure it is. I've lived and worked in the Middle East and in China. People do it all the time.
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10mo ago
I dunno. Public Defenders (and defense attorneys in general, but PDs don't get oodles of cash) have to work with some pretty reprehensible people sometimes. I used to live in Bahrain while my wife worked in oil and gas, and a lot of he
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10mo ago
> The certificate offered from server to client and the certificate the server expects from the client do not need to share a CA. Sure, but it seems like all the CAs are stopping issuing certificates with the client EKU. At least LetsEnc
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10mo ago
The decrease in lifetimes has had a fair bit of discussion, but I haven't seen a lot of discussion about the mTLS changes. Is anyone else running into issues there? We'll be hit by it, as we use mTLS as one of several methods for
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10mo ago
Oh wow he did A Few Good Men , too? These comments are just crazy in how many influential movies he made to me, without me realizing they were by him. And how are you the first to mention AFGM? That's the best of the bunch!
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10mo ago
Wow, those answers are way better with that system prompt. But... what does it mean? I mean, I mostly understand it, but is it important that that weird technical jargon is used?
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10mo ago
MCP is a terribly designed (and I assume vibe-designed) protocol. Give me the requirements that an LLM needs to be able to load tools dynamically from another server and invoke them like an RPC, and I could give you a much simpler, better s
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