mcintyre1994

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by mcintyre1994 4mo ago
I feel like it has to eventually become X. Just because he’d find it funny for the stupidest people in the world to post about how he’s turned Twitter into a $2t or whatever company.
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by mcintyre1994 4mo ago
It's all stock
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by mcintyre1994 4mo ago
TBH this is the main thing that made me start trusting Claude enough to actually find it useful, and I'm surprised other models haven't caught up. I assumed they had and I just wasn't aware because I'm not using them in
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by mcintyre1994 4mo ago
I think this is just Apple planning for their on-device models getting better, which makes sense given they have access to Gemini now. If developers use this for all their code calling an external LLM, then as Apple's model becomes mor
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by mcintyre1994 4mo ago
I haven’t used it for anything in production so I haven’t seen these issues, could you give a bit more detail? I’m mostly wondering why you’d have any more websocket messages that you respond to than you would APIs if you were using any oth
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by mcintyre1994 4mo ago
Ah okay thankyou! Is the MCP server manually configured, or is there documentation on the suggested way to tell an agent to use sem? My guess was that setup was how to do that.
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by mcintyre1994 4mo ago
This looks really neat, but I see its diff output as complimentary to git and wouldn’t want to replace git diff. Is there a way to just install the CLI and MCP server but not override git diff?
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by mcintyre1994 4mo ago
I’m guessing they have no functional human support for the people who had their accounts stolen. I get the impression Meta didn’t know this was happening until they were contacted by the media.
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by mcintyre1994 4mo ago
I get what you mean but SpaceX owns xAI, which is objectively a company that trains models and has massive distribution by owning X. I don’t think their models are competitive with Google, and Google obviously has the best distribution imag
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by mcintyre1994 5mo ago
Arguably the old fashioned ones where the CEO doesn’t have special shares that give them a voting supermajority?
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by mcintyre1994 5mo ago
Based on Accenture acquiring them, I’d guess the actual business wasn’t really interesting to Netflix. And that leaves the infrastructure, where the value they get is it being Netflix infrastructure. I can see why they spent the money on a
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by mcintyre1994 5mo ago
I’ve never seen Claude do that. It makes the new tests pass by fixing previously unknown bugs in my experience.
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by mcintyre1994 5mo ago
I’d guess that 2 is a huge part of the answer to 1 here - Elixir makes real-time multiplayer easy.
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by mcintyre1994 5mo ago
A few UK banks detect that you're on a phone call and show a message like "we've never called you" or "we are not calling you right now" in their app, I think that's really smart.
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by mcintyre1994 5mo ago
I think that was a lot more justifiable when Twitter reliably let logged out users read tweets. X seem to tweak it all the time, or maybe it’s just broken a lot, but sometimes I can’t even load a tweet in a browser that isn’t logged in.
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by mcintyre1994 5mo ago
It would be weird if Anthropic were genuinely using it as they say they have been for years but everyone else was a fake customer.
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by mcintyre1994 5mo ago
They didn’t. The first is from the Stainless blog post, the second is from Anthropic’s.
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by mcintyre1994 5mo ago
Maybe Svelte does it much better, but there were tonnes of scope-css-to-react-component approaches before Tailwind too.
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by mcintyre1994 5mo ago
> Can't wait until we learn to harness it to supercharge the most important and valuable thing we do as a human society in modern times: stuff increasingly intrusive ads in front of everyone at all times. Wasn’t it used for that bef
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by mcintyre1994 5mo ago
This is also what Claude does on web when you ask for html (it creates it as an artifact), so the model is probably really well trained for it.
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by mcintyre1994 5mo ago
> Your device carries these typefaces, of the seventeen commonly probed by fingerprinting checks. The specific combination of fonts on your device is nearly unique Is this actually true? Because I don’t even know if I have any control ov
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by mcintyre1994 6mo ago
Won’t eBay shareholders own most of the combined company though? They won’t all be able to exit at the sale price.
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by mcintyre1994 6mo ago
Wonder if it’s on their list of extensions to spy on!
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by mcintyre1994 6mo ago
More likely is that they took a bunch of good usernames to sell - if you pay for their most expensive subscription one of the features is that you can rent a better username now.
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by mcintyre1994 6mo ago
> you cannot turn a non-privileged document into a privileged one by sharing it with your lawyer after the fact. Surely this is how all async communication with a lawyer works though? Or are gmail drafts privileged if you can make a case
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by mcintyre1994 6mo ago
My guess would be that they amplify tweets involving Grok as a form of advertising. I think they disabled tagging Grok for non paying users, so I guess they do it to advertise its capabilities. And because their user base is so toxic that m
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by mcintyre1994 6mo ago
Dumb question but why don’t the pirate sites all host on Azure if Cloudflare is blocked and Azure isn’t?
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by mcintyre1994 6mo ago
They’re not trying to stop anyone else being on X or saying anything there or anywhere else.
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by mcintyre1994 6mo ago
It sounds like they don’t really get meaningful engagement/views on X anyway though. It sounds like it’s not a useful platform to reach any audience for them.
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by mcintyre1994 6mo ago
Is that because LLMs default to the older pages router? Or are they actually providing a different version of the library optimised in some way for agents?

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