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by pbronez 7mo ago
Yup, agree. “Evaluations” = Tests Gets pretty meta when you’re evaluating a model which needs to evaluate the output of another agent… gotta pin things down to ground truth somewhere.
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by pbronez 7mo ago
Classic example of a problem we need to solve with policy instead of technology. The law isn’t even that hard: 1) Government authored/sponsored materials are not considered “published” until they are available in both human and machine
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by pbronez 7mo ago
Maybe. Agree that zero-sum thinking sucks. You gotta grow the pie. But. You also have to share the big pie. In your example, the current crisis can be represented as: A field exists and produces 1 unit. A financial entity buys the field and
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by pbronez 7mo ago
Cool idea - it’s like a recommended set of links, but integrated into an interface like stumble upon or Kagi’s small web browser
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by pbronez 7mo ago
Neat idea. I like the five point scale
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by pbronez 7mo ago
The docs page addresses this: > A Mixture of Experts model splits its parameters into groups called "experts." On each token, only a few experts are active — for example, Mixtral 8x7B has 46.7B total parameters but only activat
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by pbronez 7mo ago
How did you get one already? I thought they were just up for pre-order
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by pbronez 7mo ago
I had an experience like this when I switched to a Keyboardio split keyboard. It was impossible to use at first. Then I do some deliberate practice with a typing tutor app and now I love it so much I own multiple. Is there a good tutorial f
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by pbronez 8mo ago
I wonder how this will compare, long term, to giving LLMs python sandboxes. Why implement an MCP server for a single library when you can give the LLM an interpreter running a distribution with arbitrarily many libraries? Probably the trick
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by pbronez 8mo ago
Interesting take, what do you think comes next? A programming language optimized for coding agents?
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by pbronez 8mo ago
Well, I suppose the app could offer a proxy service. Funnel everything through a VPS, apply ad and tracker blocking there. That opens the door to lots of additional features… Cache responses so you can still read stuff when it gets the HN h
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by pbronez 8mo ago
Are you actually using Exo for local clustered AI inference? I’ve considered it a few times and keep finding horror stories. Never seen someone report it’s actually working well for them.
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by pbronez 8mo ago
That’s the big question on my mind. Several years ago we migrated from an in house Ruby on Rails solution to Salesforce. Will vibe coding bring us back to a custom solution? When?
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by pbronez 8mo ago
Geely is also present in the US via Volvo and Polestar. They haven’t delivered an affordable entry level EV yet, but I’ve been impressed with the Polestars. I’d never buy one because a Chinese car running on Google software sounds like a ni
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by pbronez 8mo ago
That one actually looks useful!
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by pbronez 8mo ago
Yes. Kimi is a brand of Moonshot Ai. Moonshot is legally incorporated in Singapore; executives and devs are mostly in Beijing. They reportedly use Alibaba cloud extensively, at least for training. Terms of Service say the service is governe
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by pbronez 8mo ago
Look forward to seeing their assessment.
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by pbronez 8mo ago
1) this is super interesting 2) the prose is very LLM-flavored, but for once I don’t mind. It’s obvious to me that this blog post only exists because an interesting, intelligent person used an LLM to lower the cost of extracting complex ide
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by pbronez 8mo ago
Mine blew through $50 of OpenRouter credits in a single day. Not worth it. Maybe I should look into Anthropic subscriptions, but I’m mostly thinking about dedicated hardware. A used Mac Studio M1 Ultra can has I impressive memory bandwidth…
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by pbronez 8mo ago
Huh I thought the canonical reference for this was https://docs.divio.com/documentation-system/ But yeah the “Reference + Explanation + Tutorials + How-To Guides” concept is the best one I’ve come across for documentin
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by pbronez 8mo ago
Agent sandboxing is an important problem. I want to deploy agentic AI to everyone at my enterprise and security is the big blocker. Credential scanning seems tractable. There’s a large body of work around scanning for credentials in repos t
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by pbronez 8mo ago
I thought the same until my kids started playing iPad games. Apple Arcade is way better than the baseline of aggressive ads and micro transactions.
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by pbronez 9mo ago
Seriously? What laws catch it out?
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by pbronez 9mo ago
Nice to have a replacement for botsin.space https://muffinlabs.com/posts/2024/10/29/10-29-rip-botsin-spa...
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by pbronez 9mo ago
Pretty fun blog, actually. https://orenyomtov.github.io/alexs-blog/004-memory-and-ident... reminded me of the movie Memento. The blog seems more controlled that the social network via child bot… but are you actually us
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by pbronez 9mo ago
Skip the too-cheap entry level and get something reliable. They’re great to have handy, but easy to fall into maintenance and calibration hell. Modern 3D printers have enough sensors and smarts to self-calibrate reliably. That’s essential t
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by pbronez 9mo ago
Very interesting. I have a lot of enterprise AI use cases that would really benefit from being email native. We’re an O365 GCC shop. Appreciate that your enterprise options include Bring Your Own Cloud, that makes things much easier for us.
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by pbronez 9mo ago
Several years ago I wanted to buy an electric car. I didn’t like Musk, so my plan was “anything but Tesla.” Chevy Bolt was unavailable due to the fire problem. Cadillac Lyriq and Hyundai Ioniq 5 weren’t out yet. I drove everything available
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by pbronez 9mo ago
Wasn’t familiar with this, tracked it down https://locusmag.com/feature/commentary-cory-doctorow-revers... > There’s a bit of automation theory jargon that I absolutely adore: “centaurs” and “reverse-centaurs.” A c
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by pbronez 9mo ago
Looks fun, I’ll give it a try. Design is slick. I like the sloganeering ticker tape. Wish it had dark mode.

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