pylotlight

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by pylotlight 10mo ago
Also on the topic of UX. Dark mode on main site to prevent the blinding?
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by pylotlight 10mo ago
Unless its a 4d chess meta commentary on how slow/behind debian can feel/appear? :P
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by pylotlight 10mo ago
Didn't you know? It's only bad when the people I don't like are doing it.
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by pylotlight 10mo ago
Surely there's already stats on this or even a whole paper :P Could pull all dupe posts over time and see which ones are more popular etc.
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by pylotlight 10mo ago
which of the 5-10~ papers DS published were stolen exactly..?
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by pylotlight 10mo ago
roundsync is good too
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by pylotlight 10mo ago
Why didn't you choose something more modern/sensible. go/kotlin/anything else on the planet?
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by pylotlight 10mo ago
I'll have to wait for the bycloud video on this one :P
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by pylotlight 11mo ago
Go is likely much easier to work with here than the other platforms imo
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by pylotlight 11mo ago
beta soon tm. mobile eventually with some PoCs around but nothing concrete yet sadly.
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by pylotlight 11mo ago
Can you potentially review utcp.io for seeing what MCP should have been to avoid context overloading? The dynamic tool search option and codemode to avoid loading all tools/servers into context seems like a better method imo.
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by pylotlight 11mo ago
Are you referencing that thing was literally was recently news about how it was fake and 'some newscorp' had to apologize for it?
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by pylotlight 11mo ago
"strategic deflection through nuanced framing" or simply "deflective reframing" perhaps.
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by pylotlight 11mo ago
Question, can you mathmatically plot a trajectory across time X and energy required to see when it's met and how long it would take given a start position or something? Or is the simulation so complex that you can never project. Oh nev
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by pylotlight 11mo ago
But AI can OCR
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by pylotlight 11mo ago
Depends where you stand politically if you consider it censorship or 'saftey'
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by pylotlight 1y ago
I personally wasn't a fan of having something so similar to chrome. I hate chrome so chrome + ai just wasn't what I was looking for. Currently using orion on mac, and despite it's buggyness, its still got features/layou
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by pylotlight 1y ago
Possibly some overlap with https://www.utcp.io ?
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by pylotlight 1y ago
Why are people booing you, you're right.
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by pylotlight 1y ago
And here I am struggling with the 32gb version, always need more :P
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by pylotlight 1y ago
I dunno, working with M1 daily I struggle with resource contention and slow py/js builds. I'd love something faster when work provides me with updated device.
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by pylotlight 1y ago
Especially when it says: "I discovered that Rust is the most admired language." Err no?
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by pylotlight 1y ago
and the governments, all of which who were bought and paid for by...... big pharma. This comment was brought to you by Pfizer
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by pylotlight 1y ago
Is the alpine + htmx dynamic for appropriately handling interactive pages not suitable for many use cases?
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by pylotlight 1y ago
Is this not what https://www.utcp.io tries to solve? What MCP should have been.
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by pylotlight 1y ago
worked for me. See also: https://github.com/dagger8224/dagger.js
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by pylotlight 1y ago
> Why was home computing such a boys' club? I don't know, really. Are we seriously going to pretend the answer isn't simply guys and girls have different interests on average, why do we keep having to rediscover fire here?
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by pylotlight 1y ago
woosh
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by pylotlight 1y ago
Oh yes, because LLMs are known for good security practices.
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by pylotlight 1y ago
If only IBM supported something more structured and sensible than the mess that is MCP: https://github.com/universal-tool-calling-protocol

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