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by outofpaper 2y ago
100% agree. Let's hope they maintain compatibility so stuff developed for Plain works with Django.
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by outofpaper 2y ago
Agree with everything except for the avoidance of YAML. What is your rationale for this?
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by outofpaper 2y ago
Yup. Though it's a JSON API and not an XML API like SOAP. As for how it differs form the old OpenAPI/Swaggar... shrug... not much... its got a lot less flexibility to it and it has specific tooling for agentic tool use. https:&#x
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by outofpaper 2y ago
No, an API is the closest term, as calling MCP, which is a simple protocol, an SDK is literally wrong. A protocol is not a software development kit.
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by outofpaper 2y ago
I think I remember that they ot Bing had started testing this on sum users a few months back.
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by outofpaper 2y ago
This is a waste of energy as there a cleaner clearer more effective ways of dealing with this script. You can go much cleaner and just do a Markdown Slideshow. Alternatively allow for a little real automation and use something like Expect o
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by outofpaper 2y ago
With or without the bug it's a horid prompt. Prompts work best when they resemble content LLMs have in their training data. People use first and second far more often then LHS and RHS when talking about options. First or second, 1 or 2
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by outofpaper 2y ago
Yes. All too easily we forget that the maps are not the territories. LLMs are amazing we are creating better and better hyperdimentional maps of language but until we have systems that are not just crystallized maps of the language they wer
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by outofpaper 2y ago
It is essentially a set of voice models building on https://huggingface.co/spaces/styletts2/styletts2 The odd thing is that while they are releasing these great sounding models, they are not documenting the traini
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by outofpaper 2y ago
Yes the copyright office ha already published guidance on the issue but journalists continue to skip over this as a primary source.
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by outofpaper 2y ago
Also this really reminds me of https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=uI7J3II59lc
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by outofpaper 2y ago
Jeri Ellsworth's platform is just this. Rerto reflective mats/screens that show each user only their own projections. I haven't used them but friends that have loved them.
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by outofpaper 2y ago
Yes it's a wonderful little read. Besides without volumes and port forwarding few would ever deploy this to production. The reason people use docker over Podman and rolling their own is because of the ecosystem and ubiquity of docker.
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by outofpaper 2y ago
This is why I always say we need to create federated and open source solutions. At the minimum we need apps that are not locked down to SaaS providers.
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by outofpaper 2y ago
That's part of the joke.
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by outofpaper 2y ago
When did gizmodo become a spam marketing site? They are linking with what look affiliate links and making no mention of it. This phone while wonderfully small is destined to be come ewaste. Underpowered, outdated, insecure, and not even a c
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by outofpaper 2y ago
WP Engine might try forking it (as they are free to now) but they don't contribute that much to Wordpress as is.
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by outofpaper 2y ago
Further clarification: the project can be relicensed under a compatible license. This approach would mean that new code is released under the new license, such as the AGPL, while the existing code remains under the GPL. It's a little c
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by outofpaper 2y ago
And the NES version is bonkers, using sprites to render the vector graphics.
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by outofpaper 2y ago
Just because many people using self-signed certs are at the "don't know" stage isn't a reason to invalidate them.
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by outofpaper 2y ago
The current market easily eats up 6.6 BTC without much movement. Are you looking at a smaller pool like Canada exclusively. Look at the Euro or USD markets. They are much much deeper.
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by outofpaper 2y ago
Nuclear waste only slowly leaks if its stored improperly. The better option is to use it, reacted fuel is still super useful stuff. N breeder reactors have been developed to decrease fuel requirements by a factor of 100. Instead of one egg
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by outofpaper 2y ago
I'm pretty sure everything is Lego and Legos of Legos. You show me something new and I say look down at who's shoulders we're standing on, what libraries we've build with.
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by outofpaper 2y ago
Always remember companies are people too... until we make companies powered by AI. Till that day the underlying problem is always with the people.
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by outofpaper 2y ago
Yup exatly. They are dream machines. LLMs without other systems can only work in the flow. The fact that in this word flow the larger LLMs can generate navigation instructions for actual mazes and solve random algorithmicly generated proble
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by outofpaper 2y ago
Truly means real. Assuming you are a human, you can truly relate and connect ideas with your experiences. You can know what a rose is both in relation to having seen and smelled it and if now having experienced flowers and rose like things.
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by outofpaper 2y ago
Sharlin's response feels knee jerk. And they likely don't truly understand that when conversing with an LLM they are not talking to an LLM but participating in a generative text exchange. LLMs can't ever understand anything a
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by outofpaper 2y ago
LLMs seem to be conversational or interactive in non-training phases because they can generate flows of text that mimic conversations, complete with personas, characters, and personalities. However, this apparent conversation is merely a ge
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by outofpaper 2y ago
Time Steel here n exactly the same boat as you. How the world upgraded to a worse battery experience is beyond me. All I want is a watch that tells the time for days and it's nice to have smart features.
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by outofpaper 2y ago
In Canada for some time Petro Canada resold Roger's with unlimted 3g web access. IF you were willing to setup a VPN that operated over https it was super duper for everything including even the old Skype call. Ahh what we did back in t

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