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by monkpit 2mo ago
Seems to work! The UI for switching boxes is a little fiddly but it does work. Thanks!
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by monkpit 2mo ago
Ok! This is a killer feature / a must for me. I can use Claude code’s remote control, but I can’t do that across my multiple accounts. So having the ability to manage any and all sessions remotely is my goal with a tool like this, if i
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by monkpit 2mo ago
I love this but I can’t figure out how to have my two computers have remote control sessions at once from a single phone browser session. Is it possible?
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by monkpit 2mo ago
But what makes it crazy? If nobody told you it was 22k chars, and it gets the provider the results they want for their benchmark goals, why is it crazy? The only observable side effect, as a user, is that the system does what you want more
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by monkpit 2mo ago
Is there a reason a document could not be converted to vectors via embedding, and you’d have both? EDIT: I see, the control vectors operate more directly upon the model, in a way embedding vectors don’t quite have access to.
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by monkpit 2mo ago
What makes it crazy?
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by monkpit 2mo ago
Performant could certainly mean “higher performing” and not “quicker”.
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by monkpit 2mo ago
I’m sure you can use a warm chrome session over CDP no problem
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by monkpit 2mo ago
Who is pretending?
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by monkpit 2mo ago
why not in a readme
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by monkpit 2mo ago
What point are you trying to make, exactly?
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by monkpit 2mo ago
I still don’t get it, left and right are clearly LLMs so if right is a human then they’re a meat puppet. Wish them luck with their sandbox
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by monkpit 2mo ago
Is this a joke? I don’t get it. Are you calling Rovo a DoE programmer?
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by monkpit 2mo ago
Don’t use it? You don’t have to
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by monkpit 2mo ago
It’s not really possible with the way that the context works.
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by monkpit 2mo ago
I mean, yeah, consider a system that takes English questions and does nothing with them, it’s very secure. What’s your point? It doesn’t really refute what the commenter above you was saying.
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by monkpit 2mo ago
That would make the loss $48,000 ;)
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by monkpit 2mo ago
lmgtfy
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by monkpit 2mo ago
Left click?
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by monkpit 2mo ago
Or, open the comments and then click the title link. Then click back when you’re done reading the article, so you can read the comments. That’s my preferred mobile workflow anyways.
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by monkpit 2mo ago
You replied to a comment saying the companies don’t care to make it easy. Then, you shifted the blame to parents instead of the companies. I got your point just fine.
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by monkpit 2mo ago
Spoken like someone who has never used parental controls. They’re a shitshow.
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by monkpit 2mo ago
* definition of bad is subjective and may vary depending upon which lobby group has the most cash to throw around
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by monkpit 2mo ago
Really tragic, honestly, the way Coleman’s life ended without him being properly recognized and compensated for what is possibly one of the most sampled pieces of audio ever.
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by monkpit 2mo ago
You don’t think the two are related in the least bit?
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by monkpit 2mo ago
I’m sure they’ll just come up with some other branding, they’ll “go bankrupt” and reorganize, and call it good in the public eye, and everyone will have forgotten about it in a year or two.
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by monkpit 2mo ago
Which, funnily enough, is _also_ something you can teach your children.
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by monkpit 2mo ago
Yes because everyone else on HN is one hivemind, other than you of course.
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by monkpit 3mo ago
A slurry is a type of suspension, I guess.
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by monkpit 3mo ago
Does jellyfin offer intro/outro skipping like plex pass does? And hardware accelerated transcoding? The only thing keeping me on plex is my lifetime plex pass, and family inertia.

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