qwertox

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by qwertox 8mo ago
> will not be used to independently direct autonomous weapons in any case where law, regulation, or Department policy requires human control That says it all. Those laws get issued the same way the tariffs did.
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by qwertox 8mo ago
Then reject any offer from the DoW until things are fair. I wouldn't be surprised if Sam sucked up 100% to the DoW with an NDA and an obligation to lie. He and his pal Larry are absolutely in for these kind of deals. Zero moral compass
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by qwertox 8mo ago
Keep your user prefs minimal and use project memory instead: create a new project, it will only have access to your user prefs, everything else is fresh.
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by qwertox 8mo ago
Yes, but just because it has version history doesn't mean it is closer to git than to Postgres. You can also do versioning in Postgres. You can even search more easily in the history.
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by qwertox 8mo ago
It also won't replace Postgres, because that is also a different thing.
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by qwertox 8mo ago
> The president of peace btw. Europe is to blame, according to him.
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by qwertox 8mo ago
Last time i pressed the button to delete all my chats it behaved odd afterwards, then all chats where there again. Just saying.
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by qwertox 8mo ago
I was also impressed with Handy. I played around with it this week, and when you enable advanced mode and add a post-transcription AI model to point to your own server which mimics a minimal ChatGPT-compatible behavior, then you can use it
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Statement from Dario Amodei on our discussions with the Department of War(anthropic.com)
2920 points by qwertox 8mo ago|1579 comments
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by qwertox 8mo ago
I would rather have them commit to make a standard out of --sdk-url. I really want to use it in production, but it being undocumented means they can take it away anytime, so stdout it has to be (and hooks).
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Head of Firefox: Control over AI and a different web is possible(heise.de)
2 points by qwertox 8mo ago|0 comments
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by qwertox 8mo ago
It does list the dedicated servers price increase: https://docs.hetzner.com/general/infrastructure-and-availabi...
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by qwertox 8mo ago
> If an acquirer disables exports, it doesn't matter that the tools existed yesterday. Don't they have to give you your data upon request? And the cheapest way is to offer an export function? Wasn't this thanks to the EU (
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by qwertox 8mo ago
"programmable smartwatch from China" can you share some examples?
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by qwertox 8mo ago
Privacy, it does not push data to the cloud. And also the ease of access to the data.
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by qwertox 8mo ago
Then why does the SDK support subscription usage? Can I at least use my subscription for my own use of the SDK?
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by qwertox 8mo ago
It's a bit unclear to me. I'm building a system around the Claude Agent SDK. Am I allowed to use it or not? Apparently not.
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by qwertox 8mo ago
There was a blip of time when Mark Zuckerberg seemed to be somewhat human, maybe the last couple of years, but since then he's shown what kind of guy he really is, that he doesn't really care. He really had a chance.
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by qwertox 8mo ago
This will make things so much easier. Here, certbot runs in Docker in the intranet, and on a VPS I have a custom-built nameserver to which all the _acme-challenge are redirected to via NS records. The system in the intranet starts certbot,
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by qwertox 8mo ago
I'm pretty sure they have been testing it for the last couple of days as Sonnet 4.5, because I've had the oddest conversations with it lately. Odd in a positive, interesting way. I have this in my personal preferences and now was
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by qwertox 8mo ago
A Tapermonkey script which redirects a short to the classic YT experience is somewhat more helpful, because sometimes there are interesting snippets in the Shorts. This lets you see the video but breaks you out of doomscrolling.
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by qwertox 8mo ago
The explainer video on the page [0] is a pretty nice explanation for people who don't really know what video compression is about. [0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l03Os5uwWmk
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by qwertox 8mo ago
Different skills or plugins, different views and different tools for the analysis of the same object. Then the debate starts.
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by qwertox 8mo ago
And you could surveil them as well, and then shoot them a directed EMP to fry their circuits.
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by qwertox 8mo ago
> If LLMs give only one answer, no matter what nuances are at play, that sounds like they are failing to judge and instead are diminishing the thought process down to black-and-white thinking. You can have a team of agents exchange views
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by qwertox 8mo ago
you put a flickering light, pwm creating artifacts in the video and have it apologize for it, to hopefully break some watermarks. my led light started acting up since yesterday, i have no other bulb.
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by qwertox 8mo ago
I absolutely love reading thoughts and see the commands it uses. It teaches me new stuff, and I think this is what young people need: be able to know WHAT it is doing and WHY it is doing it. And have the ability to discuss with another agen
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by qwertox 8mo ago
It was because of the (back then) new Haiku model, maybe 3.5, that i decided to subscribe yearly. more than good enough for a language layer to interact with the mcp server. Now I'm even hesitant to use it.
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by qwertox 8mo ago
I didn't care at all about Wero until Trump indirectly declared us Europeans as enemies. Now I really hope that it manages to replace Visa/Mastercard. Though at least in Germany we have "girocards/EC-cards" that are
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by qwertox 8mo ago
we'll let it slip, this one time.

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