motbus3

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by motbus3 8mo ago
As a foreigner, I approve the increase of taxes in US. It would fix most of my country economy that needs to pay food in USD
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by motbus3 8mo ago
Just before Christmas? I doubt it
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by motbus3 8mo ago
From the country where guns are sold? I don't get it. What is the point? Not even being ironic. I don't understand the point. If you tell me that this can make an untracked weapon, I will tell you that probably an untracked weapo
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by motbus3 8mo ago
Can you be more specific?
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by motbus3 8mo ago
If this is a real litigation process, I wonder what would be the conditions Meta will need to accept for them to let it go.
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by motbus3 8mo ago
That's should be illegal. They used the excuse it was there to take or just burnt evidence literally of pirated books. What they are doing is implicitly changing the contract of usage of their services.
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by motbus3 8mo ago
Edit: This ended up being such a big text. Sorry. I guess I agree but I want to add to your point is that, this tech is inexpensive. And unfortunately, not in the sense where it is related to the real value of a product or need for it, but
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by motbus3 8mo ago
Can it spit out harry potter 100% already without saying it pirated the book?
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by motbus3 8mo ago
They are eliminating competition as they are doing elsewhere
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by motbus3 8mo ago
I wonder how it can prove it is a real openclaw though
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by motbus3 8mo ago
I think it is unfortunate that this is happening. After all the mishaps and wrongdoings I don't want see anyone joining openai
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by motbus3 8mo ago
My experience so far: 1. Good for proof of concepts, prototypes but nothing that really goes to heavy production usage 2. Can make some debugging and fixing that usually requires looking the stack, look the docs and check the tree 3. Code
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by motbus3 8mo ago
I'm reading the comments and I get confused. I kinda think this is a good idea and it is not like the government is purely making it a 3rd party problem only. This might make production more complicated for a while, but nowadays it is
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by motbus3 8mo ago
I have semi unlimited budget forAI tools. And doing it purely with Claude code or similar has been in effective. The architecture is too simple or unmaintainable rubbish. One can say that I don't need to care about that, but after few
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by motbus3 8mo ago
Coding tools are less stable as the code grows for several reasons. Some recent techniques claim to be solving this problem but none reached a release yet. Working with what we have now, this is a recipe for disaster. Agents often lies abo
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by motbus3 8mo ago
The problem with current technology is that it can't feed from what it produces. And the more it produces the less it has to feed from. I wonder what will happen.
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by motbus3 8mo ago
Does anyone remember how every 4/5 years bots on social networks gets active and push against people? It might be that we will get another level of magnitude on that problem
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by motbus3 9mo ago
Everyone is using this sort of let me group the plots weirdly instead of sorting them to make harder to compare. I see you folks
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by motbus3 9mo ago
What people mean by "could be used?" That's the wrong verbe tense.
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by motbus3 9mo ago
Yeahhh... Let me ask that to the writing team.
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by motbus3 9mo ago
Is he really though? Or is he betting investors money?
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by motbus3 9mo ago
That was some heavy stuff wasn't it? Like s* abuse or something?
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by motbus3 9mo ago
It is ok to make money, as long as it does not involve working with evil stuff.
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by motbus3 9mo ago
Read this Gregg. I'm the first one to always put your work and books in any comments related to you or your work here. But... This is a company which at the first opportunity seized and stopped doing open research, cut open source cont
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by motbus3 9mo ago
Auschwiiiiitz Sorry I sneezed
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by motbus3 9mo ago
This "there is a threat" talk is going too far, unrelated to that i find curious how the electoral processes are being attack recently.
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by motbus3 9mo ago
call me crazy but if this isn't related to the AI stuff in military stuff nothing is. Anyone who believes spacex not that is naive
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by motbus3 9mo ago
I have the impression anything amazes him. By the way, is the thing about him and his sister a real thing?
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by motbus3 9mo ago
No one is appreciating cheap working solution from good folks and prefer to accept the free spy-me stuff going around. I see lots of people also moving stuff with AI that will clearly be biased and force products down your throat. This migh
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by motbus3 9mo ago
I will say that doing small modifications or asking a bunch of stuff fills the context the same in my observations. It depends on your codebase and the rest of stuff you use (sub agents, skills, etc) I was once minimising the changes and tr

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