novok

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by novok 5d ago
The AIs are also providing the product suggestions, and it comes from what data they are given from their searches. I think they can put 2 and 2 together on how to make that happen with the right MCP response bodies.
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by novok 7d ago
How much to care is reasonable? Do you live in a windowless underground security bunker? Should most businesses be held to that standard? Lets say these are paper records, behind a locked door, with a security guard that they check id for
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by novok 11d ago
Micropayments are blocked by government money laundering regulations increasing the costs significantly to make them untenable.
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by novok 11d ago
Your workplace is probably redirecting traffic through a datacenter IP range. Especially if they have their own datacenters like google, microsoft, oracle, amazon, etc. Try making a vpn via digital ocean for example and you'll see sim
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by novok 19d ago
That feels like the intellectual equivalent of limiting your career opportunities within a small tiny villages vs. a large city. There is so much more in the city.
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by novok 20d ago
If you actually try to implement the same app in multiple platforms from the same spec, you'll notice very quickly that AI makes the best quality UIs out of typescript electron or direct web. It accomplishes it's task the fastest,
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by novok 22d ago
Because it's evident you didn't engage with the last sentence I wrote properly. "Citation needed" in more words is not a sufficient response. > As for people asking where is the evidence for half of this, you will ne
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by novok 22d ago
Because distillation-only is a quick performance shortcut that only lets you get to the level of the thing your distilling for the most part or a little bit worse and does not allow you to actually progress past it. It's like only bei
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by novok 22d ago
The open models are good because of distillation, which the US labs are actively working against via not revealing CoT ever and now you can see with OpenAI Astra 6 not even having a lot of CoT equivalents being emitted as tokens. Once the
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by novok 22d ago
We don't know the architecture of this hypothetical spy splitter tho in the current case. It can be less covert and more of a complicated config, etc.
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by novok 22d ago
And if the hypothetical splitter is the thing that breaks? Then it would break main traffic too.
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by novok 22d ago
Hey if the dad is into tech, decent chance the angry teenage kid is into tech too.
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by novok 29d ago
The solution is redirecting to an actual API or MCP with the same ability as your GUI, along with a real way to export your data. This is the future with how AI agents will work whether you like it or not. People are not going to want to
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by novok 1mo ago
Yes they do, there are archives that are up to date for the month.
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by novok 1mo ago
What is written and what is done in practice is always different. "Anti-fraud" and "security" are things you can drive a truck through.
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by novok 1mo ago
IMO blood sugar is too simple and focused on because of ease of measurement. Someone can have rollercoaster blood sugar and be far more metabolically healthier than someone with low and steady blood sugar. Continious insulin and cortisol
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by novok 1mo ago
Meh distillation doesn't mean you can create an existing model from scratch of similar quality. It's the AI equivalent of making a VHS copy of a video, it doesn't enable you to make your own movies very well and post trainin
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by novok 1mo ago
It's misregulation and boomerocracy eating their seed crop in societies where land is set up as an investment and most boomers put their life savings into real estate in the 80s/90s since the stock market was not properly accessib
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by novok 1mo ago
This is solved by law, which is solved by 'we the people' and I bet many AI companies would be fine with something like the equivalent to patent law with bankruptcy escrow to the library of congress, where they must release the sc
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by novok 1mo ago
In tech 'this time it's different' happens about every 10 years, so yes? Mainframes, minicomputers, the PC revolution, the internet in the 90s, commodity cloud computing: even more internet, the smartphone and now AI. It&#x
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by novok 2mo ago
They tend to be a bit anxious and get anxious that your not anxious. There are many that are not like that
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by novok 2mo ago
you could of literally googled it, it's murder
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by novok 3mo ago
what they really need is a built in print program that just prints a color exercise sheet every 2 weeks.
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by novok 3mo ago
Did you write these 2 sentences with AI too?
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by novok 3mo ago
In my experience, I learned software engineering myself. I didn't get much mentorship or a lot of one-on-one attention. There was some interactions with my coworkers, but it was not as amazing as people think it was back then and I cam
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by novok 3mo ago
Vancouver vs. the bay area is my current example, or california HSR general, or the billion dollar pedestrian tunnel in new york, and just the general level of shabby of everything compared to canada in public infra at least. You have to re
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by novok 3mo ago
Could be a good way to kickstart a canadian nuclear industry that would expand into the US, exploiting the a big thing the US is bad at, coordinating infrastructure projects with multiple government groups, not making infrastructure builds
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by novok 4mo ago
I've heard the harder part is to have data centers to put the nvidia hardware than getting the hardware currently.
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by novok 4mo ago
Micropayments would be another one, but then governments and banks have to give up ~~financial control & surveillance~~ AML essentially to make it financially viable. AML also has a horrible track record of how much money is spent comp
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by novok 4mo ago
Security is often an excuse to block other teams to do legitimate work and so often it's fairly braindead. Security IMO needs to get it's act together, passkeys is a great example of security gone wrong from a UX design perspecti

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