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10mo ago
Hopefully he'll have something to say on it
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10mo ago
I know what you're saying, but maybe there is a tipping point when the economics is worth it. Cool to see cycling down there - much safer than on the roads above.
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10mo ago
That's fine but you're missing out, and you're most likely paying waay more than you need to.
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10mo ago
Regs aside; I'd more likely be a buyer if you offered a discount on replacements when customer returns "years" old expired ring.
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10mo ago
I don't see a future in MCP; this is grandstanding at at it's finest.
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10mo ago
This is exactly right. Attention is all you need. It's all about attention. Attention is finite. The more you data load into context the more you dilute attention.
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11mo ago
Not exactly. Proliferation of tools built into agents for computer user is anti-thematic given that computer use is a key focus for model development. Why build a tonne of tool-use infra when you could simplify instead?
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11mo ago
This is heading in the wrong direction. > The future of AI agents is one where models work seamlessly across hundreds or thousands of tools. Says who? I see it going the other way - less tools, better skills to apply those tools. To ta
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11mo ago
I'm with you. I don't think anyone appreciates the effort that goes into a good measurable, repeatable eval / improvement process unless they've been through it in anger themselves.
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11mo ago
how's it going?
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11mo ago
poor bastard he cops all the flack
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11mo ago
Slop?
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11mo ago
thanks for this!
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11mo ago
It became more of an issue when retina came out, that's when they stopped non-reflective screen options.
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11mo ago
I used to do adventure races of 24 or 48 hour duration. can confirm that after 20+ hours of endurance you 100% start having microsleeps and hallucinations. 20 mins sleep is all you need to get going again for a few more hours.
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11mo ago
Awesome. Can you explain what you mean by simpler use cases? e.g. one shot classification?
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11mo ago
Ha! that was genius of your younger self.
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11mo ago
Oh, sorry more out of interest from a business perspective. Back in the day a toolkit like this would have either been an OSS + services and support play (like spring.io) or an "enterprise alternative" like Weblogic was to Apache.
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11mo ago
What's your pricing model?
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11mo ago
When I was a kid I had a Dragon32 and my little brother had an Amiga 500. I thought it was so cool with the demos and the sound but he was always getting worms that spread via floppy disc.
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1y ago
IaC, and DSLs in general.
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1y ago
I built something similar but now use Codex instead. Using the VS Code extension you get dynamic context management which works really well. They also have a memory system built using reflexion (someone please correct me if I'm wrong)
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1y ago
consider allowing customers to deploy into their own AWS/Azure infra as a managed service. Your CICD can reach the deployment and you will be one step closer to enterprise customers.
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1y ago
> 503 upstream connect error or disconnect/reset before headers. reset reason: connection timeout. Totally borked right now. Time to have another look at claude-code-router.
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1y ago
Comments are absolutely important. Your code answers ‘what’ but not why. Comments are for the why.
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1y ago
yes because it attacks the coils in the motors.
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1y ago
There's genuine rapid innovation in this space right now.
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1y ago
No, but you can jail directors if a company has committed a crime.
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1y ago
once they have them, over time they will justify widening their use - just a little bit each time.
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1y ago
With this much mass and velocity - it would smash the planet, rupturing the entire crust at the very least. No matter how infinitesimally small the probability - the universe is infinite, and so it probably will happen. i3 is much bigger th
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