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by msdz 7mo ago
Interesting article you’ve linked. I’m not sure I agree, but it was a good read and food for thought in any case. Work is still being done on how to bulletproof input “sanitization”. Research like [1] is what I love to discover, because it’
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by msdz 7mo ago
They’d probably get the farthest, but they won’t pursue that because they don’t want to end up leaking the original data from training. It is possible in regular language/text subsets of models to reconstruct massive consecutive parts
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by msdz 7mo ago
> CLIs themselves are getting good at [agent coordination] natively But that's not provider-agnostic, which you mentioned earlier as one selling point of Emdash. :-) Not-so-unrealistic use case, IMO: What if I want my orchestrator m
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by msdz 8mo ago
I agree, this is inherently unsafe. The two core security issues for agents, I’d say, are in LLMs not producing a “deterministic” outcome, and prompt injection. Prompt injection is _probably_ solvable if something like [1] ever finds a main
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by msdz 9mo ago
On the other hand, that one same engine would then be under near-full control of a single company (Google), with all the disadvantages a monopoly usually brings.
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by msdz 9mo ago
I'm not the founder nor Kagi employee, just a customer, but > Can you describe or offer any insight into the "significant IP" that you need to protect and defend? The novel IP is having implemented and still implementing t
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by msdz 10mo ago
Regarding your first paragraph, I've even talked with people who go out of their way to actively _avoid_ said product after encountering AI-generated advertising. So that'll probably continue to have an effect for as long as avera
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by msdz 10mo ago
As has been stated above, I’m guessing in this specific example it would’ve been due to the rather strict labor laws, which I’m not going to comment my opinion on, just to clarify/explain: Here (Germany), you can basically not fire som
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by msdz 1y ago
In addition to that, chezmoi templating can be used to fill in environment variables like secret keys, you just need to unlock rbw or whatever other password manager it is that you use. I have some that I export in my shell config, and this
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by msdz 1y ago
It's like a more generalized browsh[1]. [1] https://www.brow.sh/
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by msdz 1y ago
It's existed for months by now, and has been usable for nearly as long. I'd say you can decide if you need extra fluff like native apps or further "polishing" at this point.
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by msdz 1y ago
> Actual cpu/memory performance of a given task, or some real world measure Take a look at what the Speedometer 3 test suite includes. I still chuckled at Bloatscore, though.
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by msdz 1y ago
As someone familiar with Helix, I’m curious. Could you elaborate on this? Because I’m not disagreeing with your point, I’m actually not getting it in the first place. How does jumping around affect your selection count? Which motion(s) are
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by msdz 1y ago
While I'm aware this is a case of "you're holding it wrong" – !translate <phrase> should do the trick. And that's not an excuse for not having better detection for when an info box should exist, because they d