qwertox

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   by qwertox 2y ago

   Thank you. My apologies for not reading the FAQ. Also thank you for sharing your library.
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   by qwertox 2y ago

   > If performance isn't your top priority, a pure Python version is available as well. Then it would have been nice to see the benchmarks of the pure Python implementation as well. What if it's worse than arrow?
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   by qwertox 2y ago

   How can the average MAGA voter which waves a little flag at a rally feel ok with this? It's treason what they did, treason on their principles. All this in times when it was supposedly "Main Street" turn. https://x
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   by qwertox 2y ago

   This information just feeds my depression.
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   by qwertox 2y ago

   Is it just my computer or do others also have huge performance problems in somewhat large chats in AI Studio? They really need to fix this. It gets to a point where on each submit Google Chrome pops up a "wait | close tab" dialog.
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   by qwertox 2y ago

   I absolutely love them. I don't like how it melts on pasta, so I eat it directly.
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   by qwertox 2y ago

   I was on a similar thought process, but this leaves you only with the option to set the A record of the public DNS entry to 127.0.0.1, if you want to use it on the go. Though you could register a name like ch.ch and get a wildcard certifica
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   by qwertox 2y ago

   I'm pretty sure that kids at the age of 4 would get an amazing intelligence boost compared to their peers later when they are around 8 years old. They will clearly recognize other kids which did not have an AI to talk with at that stag
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   by qwertox 2y ago

   To be fair, HTTP adds a layer of friendliness over TCP (POST/GET, paths, query parameters) and the servers can be so simple that it can hardly be considered irrelevant baggage. The benefit it brings is that you can add debugging endpoi
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    by qwertox 2y ago

    Should security be part of the protocol? Both the host and the client should make sure to sanitize the data. How else would you trust a model to be passing "safe" data to the client and the host to pass "safe" data to th
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    by qwertox 2y ago

    I've been taught to respect the elders. But now I've seen that there are enough of them which aren't honest, good people, but only know how to present themselves in a positive light, while looking down on the ones they live w
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    by qwertox 2y ago

    MCP seems to be JavaScript's trojan horse into AI.
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    by qwertox 2y ago

    What annoys me the most are advertised contracts like "Only 9.99€ per month*" * First 3 months 9.99€, 42.99€ per month thereafter, 1 year minimum
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    by qwertox 2y ago

    Llama 4 Scout, Maximum context length: 10M tokens. This is a nice development.
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    by qwertox 2y ago

    Also this one: https://ai.meta.com/blog/llama-4-multimodal-intelligence/ It looks more like a landing page providing a good introduction.
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    by qwertox 2y ago

    So what do you propose? That your king posts a comment and a troll brigade floods the thread? You're free to link to his posts (or copy them) from the new network on Twitter if that gives you the kind of discourse you prefer.
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    by qwertox 2y ago

    Perfect, then it's simply not for people like you. But you’re still free to read along if you're interested in what others have to say.
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    by qwertox 2y ago

    I am not saying upload something and have the social network verify the identity. Maybe something like VideoIdent/IDnow could work. Basically: Get a license to comment, the way you get a license to drive. I mean, this should not repl
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    by qwertox 2y ago

    No DM, no need for encryption of messages. All conversation is public. Takedown notices will be from a real company or a real person to another real entity: if they're right, it has to be taken down. If not, not. I mean, the law would
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    by qwertox 2y ago

    Make a social network for politicians and journalists, also open to everyone else who then wants to comment on their discussions, but with their real identity.
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    by qwertox 2y ago

    Why? There's nothing to gain from it. You'd have to stand by your word on that network.
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    by qwertox 2y ago

    Well, it was a a wrong way to say it: "criminal content". That was what I meant.
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    by qwertox 2y ago

    I've been thinking about this some time now. But not from the aspect of sovereignty. Assume a group builds a social network just like Twitter, but with verified users, actually verified, possibly via personal ID / passport maybe
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    by qwertox 2y ago

    And offer a loophole to any European company.
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    by qwertox 2y ago

    By the time companies decide to open factories in the US, these factories will be run with Chinese robots by companies which wouldn't care about a 500% tariff on Chinese robots if they are still cheaper than the work of an American wor
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    by qwertox 2y ago

    Thanks for the tip. I tested it and this also works with Gemini and ChatGPT. The only drawback I see is that it requires enough free space in the context window to duplicate the visual part of the chat.
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    by qwertox 2y ago

    So do I. But it's not like ChatGPT isn't flexible, the code it generates for small tasks is really good, and the site is faster than AI Studio. For example, if I want to quickly create a Python script to list all VMs via libvirt a
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    by qwertox 2y ago

    There is generally something about the Gemini models which feels a bit different than Claude, ChatGPT or Mistral. I always have the feeling that I'm chatting with a model oriented towards engineering tasks. The seriousness, lack of int
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    by qwertox 2y ago

    That is a complex webserver. https://github.com/idosal/git-mcp/tree/main/api What about private repos in, let's say GitLab or Bitbucket instances, or something simpler? A Dockerfile could be helpful
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    by qwertox 2y ago

    That is some awesome webdesign.