marifjeren

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by marifjeren 1y ago
> Visit our website. Create an account. Verify your email. Create a project. Add your credit card. Go to settings. Create an API key. Add it to your password manager. Drop it in your .env file. Download our SDK. Import it. Pass your env
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by marifjeren 1y ago
Text-to-text LLMs can only do one thing: output text. These other capabilities that chat tools provide are actually extras built on top of the output sequence: - reading and editing files - searching the web - executing commands If your fav
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by marifjeren 1y ago
> In the Information Economy _everything_ is plentiful --- except attention. I was a little surprised to read this in something from 1992 so I got curious how long people have been making this point. Apparently a long time -- here's
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by marifjeren 1y ago
Here is some unsolicited advice on clarity. Pick one or two descriptive phrases per subject. If you need more sentences, that's okay. For example: > Octelium, as described more in detail in the repo's README, is simply an open
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by marifjeren 1y ago
> That's not even correct. Not all projects with pyproject.toml use poetry I didn't say "all projects with pyproject.toml use poetry"
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by marifjeren 1y ago
Seems a lot of people like this and are happy about it, but I for one am tired of the proliferation of python package management tools. Many languages have many package management tools but most languages there are one or two really popular
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by marifjeren 1y ago
Thank you, I was not aware of Cybernews' history of exaggerations and was having trouble understanding why more people weren't talking about this. Sounds like more analysis is needed.
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16B Passwords Leaked(forbes.com)
13 points by marifjeren 1y ago|2 comments
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by marifjeren 1y ago
Typically you run both the client program and the server program on your computer during development. Even though they're running on the same machine they can talk with one another using http as if they were both on the world wide web.
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by marifjeren 1y ago
Yeah recaptcha is down intermittently
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by marifjeren 1y ago
Nothing to see here tbh. It's a very silly title for "claude sometimes writes shell scripts to execute commands it has been instructed aren't otherwise accessible"
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by marifjeren 1y ago
I think an easy way to think about them is it's just a json object, with some cryptographic crud glued to it that proves who created it.
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by marifjeren 1y ago
Love JWTs but I wish there was a better standard for conveying detailed and compact authorization information, for systems requiring enforcement of complex authorization rules. We experimented once with trying to put permissions on a JWT (m
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by marifjeren 1y ago
This is amazing. I tried to build something like this about a year ago and didn't get very far. How much time did this take and how big are your AI bills? Feature suggestion: fact checking the contents of a flash card with perplexity
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by marifjeren 1y ago
I'm under the impression that what you described is exactly how the new model context protocol works, since it's using oauth and is therefore unaware of any of the authentication (eg SSO) details. Your authentication process could
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by marifjeren 1y ago
Yes, this is true of OAuth, which is exactly what the latest Model context protocol is using.. What's the concern again? I guess maybe you are saying the onus is NOT on the MCP server but on the authorization server. Anyway while techn
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by marifjeren 1y ago
That github issue is closed but: > major concern that server hosters are on the hook to implement authorization Doesn't it make perfect sense for server hosters to implement that? If Claude wants access to my Jira instance on my beh
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by marifjeren 1y ago
a fifth plausible force here is that tech companies simply hired too aggressively during the zero interest rate policy, covid-related digitalization, engineering hiring rush of 2021-2023. things are getting back to normal actually, and the
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by marifjeren 2y ago
ctrl+f "dismissed" in the article
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by marifjeren 2y ago
> The case was dismissed and expunged Not the same thing as a conviction
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by marifjeren 2y ago
From the Browser MCP README.md: > Credits: Browser MCP was adapted from the Playwright MCP server
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by marifjeren 2y ago
The chart titles say "frequency" but the y axis seems to be ambiguous about whether it's an absolute count of mentions or mentions-per-word or mentions-per-something-else. The distinction is important because if it's an
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by marifjeren 2y ago
The size of the EGG LAYING population of chickens is only down 5% since the beginning of the epidemic. 160M chickens with "more culled" is not correct. 115M of those affected have been culled. Furthermore it doesn't make sens
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by marifjeren 2y ago
Actually we do sort of know from the 2014-15 avian flu. In the 2014-15 avian flu, a 12 percent decrease of egg-laying hens was accompanied by a 220% price increase in 2014-15: - https://www.ers.usda.gov/data-products/ch
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by marifjeren 2y ago
Farm Action letter Figure 2 description: > Biologically, it takes between 3 and 5 months to grow replacement lawyers, from their hatching to their productive stages. Impressive growth rate for lawyers. Editors take much longer to grow un
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by marifjeren 2y ago
> The egg price is due to the H5N1 epidemic No, it's not. But that's what the egg companies want you to believe. In truth the number of egg laying hens is only down about 5% total since the beginning of the epidemic.
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by marifjeren 2y ago
This is an extremely lazy critique
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by marifjeren 2y ago
I stand corrected by you and others > Maybe actually go to an art gallery/museum sometime This however is unfair and hypocritical re: assuming. I have been to many of the world's most celebrated museums of art, at least dozens
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by marifjeren 2y ago
You'll never see games at fancy art galleries or contemporary art museums in NYC because games are too accessible
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by marifjeren 2y ago
Correct. Choppy, not smooth; it reminds me of playing a video game with performance issues, like the animations are running at five frames per second or something. Similar to this random video I found: https://www.youtube.com&#x2

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