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by lowbloodsugar 6d ago
> I've been thinking about this. Technically mcp auth is also not secure, the keys are in env or in file and accessible to the agent. This is the biggest problems with most “sandboxes”. Some people aren’t even running a sandbox. But
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by lowbloodsugar 6d ago
Apparently “we” need to learn how to use them properly.
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by lowbloodsugar 6d ago
This is brilliant.
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by lowbloodsugar 7d ago
Didn’t we fix the title yesterday?
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by lowbloodsugar 8d ago
The major hyperscalers report water use: Google consumed 10.9 billion gallons in 2025, up 34%, versus Amazon's disclosed 2.5 billion.
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by lowbloodsugar 9d ago
How about three fifths sentient? We in the US literally fought a war over the this: “They aren’t any better than animals and it will hurt our whole economy if you say otherwise”. I’m not saying the models are sentient yet. I’m just saying t
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by lowbloodsugar 9d ago
Ok. So now that you do know otherwise, are you still more skeptical of floating point values stored by silicon than floating point numbers stored by chemical potential?
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by lowbloodsugar 10d ago
Madman. Brilliant.
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by lowbloodsugar 10d ago
Ask Claude.ai. Tell it about your hardware. What you plan on doing. Can start with chat. Then ask it how to install Claude remote control on you system. Then it can work while you sleep. Now I have a solid local model that I use instead of
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by lowbloodsugar 10d ago
You could read up on what "unemployment" actually means. Labor force participation is down on the year. 4.4 million people are underemployed: meaning they want a full time job but can't get one - they still show up as "e
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by lowbloodsugar 10d ago
“Fire your goddamned missiles!.json” “Think russian ^H^H^H xml”
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by lowbloodsugar 11d ago
>Not necessarily a bad thing. Agree. I made no judgement call. >Just because Carmack "Just because a man, who has some cachet with mountain climbers for being the first to climb mount everest doesn't mean he's any more
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by lowbloodsugar 11d ago
Valve Index Headset Only: " Requires Base Stations and PC." - In stock. Valve Index Base Station: " Out of Stock " You cannot buy a functioning Valve Index. And you wouldn't want one, because its 7 years out of dat
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by lowbloodsugar 11d ago
CVS has to lock up products because society has failed to reward hard working people with a living wage. Claiming a society exists while at the same time claiming "fuck you, i got mine", isn't so much a society as "every
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by lowbloodsugar 11d ago
They do not, in fact sell such a headset, in that it is permanently out of stock. You can risk buying it used for $1800… It was released in 2019 and by comparison, sucks. A new index with new displays of the frame but without the things tha
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by lowbloodsugar 11d ago
> you run out of useful context that the model can accurately attend to around the 250k mark no matter how much they advertise their context size is. This was certainly true when I first tried the new models with a 1M context. After 200k
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by lowbloodsugar 11d ago
I do this already if there’s any kind of issue. Just talk the person if they’re next to you or zoom them if not (don’t set up a meeting). A five minute conversation can save hours of back and forth.
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by lowbloodsugar 12d ago
I don't know about this particular effort, but AIs running business is straight out of SciFi novels and short stories - usually dystopian futures that extrapolate current US trends. I for one am curious about such efforts. I don't
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by lowbloodsugar 12d ago
I have a very high p(doom \/ utopia) so pretty much feeling like I won’t have to worry about the future.
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by lowbloodsugar 13d ago
I would like to recommend, to both of you, Sarah Wilson’s I Eat the Stars: How to Live Fully and Beautifully in a Collapsing World. I am heartened that both of you are still trying to find solutions. - https://www.goodreads.com&
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by lowbloodsugar 13d ago
Yes. You are the Kung Fu master in Carmack’s analogy.
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by lowbloodsugar 13d ago
In my experience, when you attempt something like this it grows like a crystal. If you start badly, with poor tests and poor architecture, that is the code that has the attention of the model going forward. More than any rules you give it
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by lowbloodsugar 13d ago
Miyamoto having an assault rifle doesn’t exclude 19 year old cannon fodder also having assault rifles and spraying them liberally to little effect.
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by lowbloodsugar 14d ago
“ Famous problems have often served as landmarks and lighthouses against which one can measure an improved understanding of this landscape. Solving one of these problems has been a certain sign of new insights and interesting methods, which
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by lowbloodsugar 15d ago
lol. The orange man is doing more damage to the USA than China could ever do short of actual war. He is destroying the US militarily, economically and politically. They emphatically support his efforts.
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by lowbloodsugar 15d ago
But says its mistake was essentially firing them too soon (“timing”).
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by lowbloodsugar 15d ago
Someone about to learn about caching.
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by lowbloodsugar 15d ago
It was the best model given my constraints (RTX PRO 6000 96gb + 256GB DDR4), when run against rust programming benchmarks. For Qwen3.8-flash-next NVFP4 and the latest vllm container, the PLE is 100GB of main ram, and everything else runs on
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by lowbloodsugar 15d ago
>I don’t write about generative AI much. Everyone else does; not much of consequence ever gets said. I see he chose not to break with tradition.
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by lowbloodsugar 16d ago
Lol. That's not what I said nor what TFA is claiming. The claim is that private data is used for training.

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