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by sgc 4mo ago
I thought the most interesting part of the post was that they have an mcp endpoint for bring-your-own agents, and they won't be force feeding ai on anybody. In the security context of the post, they mean that you are responsible if you
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by sgc 4mo ago
My first daughter I managed to flip the switch for reading through Tintin and other graphic novels. My younger daughter skipped that entirely. She started reading later than the first, but jumped right in to longer full length books that we
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by sgc 4mo ago
I was looking at their docs and Burr has agent cookbooks to get started with this, and it can handle multi-machine workflows. Is this not what you were looking for? I am not sure how it integrates and uses skills etc, but it seems like it s
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by sgc 4mo ago
Yes, I was not sufficiently thinking about copyright as an arbitrary legal construct that can be manipulated at will. I don't think output should have copyright, but I would presume the copyright should it ever exist would belong to th
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by sgc 4mo ago
The ai legal situation is going to go through growing pains. I am abstracting from the specific laws of any one country, just thinking about the general context: If ai output is not copyrightable, it should not be considered personal output
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by sgc 4mo ago
That was a good video, and I also liked the Munro video that does a nice job of explaining how these work: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m507ryWhc6c
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by sgc 4mo ago
Not according to the complete comment: More like 10%, but my search has not been systematic. I am mostly looking where I know I will find image issues based on image filenames and “Find Similar Images” searches. They are clearly s
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by sgc 4mo ago
In my opinion you are hand-waving away a difficult engineering problem and proposing a naive solution as if it would solve a problem that has already been partially solved, by rejecting all the work that has already been done on it. Don&#x2
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by sgc 4mo ago
I think your sense of scale is off. 90% of sea life is on the surface. 0.029% of ocean water is replenished from rainfall annually. Desalination concentrates are absolutely toxic to life. The current daily volume of brine discharge would re
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by sgc 4mo ago
I thought they tend to pipe far out and discharge as far below the surface as possible, since there is a lot of surface life and it is less damaging this way. Ships (with long submerged pipes) would be prone to weather events and generally
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by sgc 4mo ago
So this is an alternative to using one coding agent with openrouter, changing the models between tasks? I am a neophite in these things, my ai use is more calling apis from scripts right now. Can somebody please explain the pros and cons (b
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by sgc 4mo ago
It's an in-actionable "question" / comment. The rule does not claim one thing is better than the other. One is easily enforceable, the other is indemonstrable. If the point of this exchange is to better understand and u
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by sgc 4mo ago
Just reply with a quote from the article. They will understand they did not read carefully, and you can avoid the low-value 'read the article' snark (that might be false since often it is not actually in the article when somebody
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by sgc 4mo ago
I used to feel that way about prominent banners / cards. Then I tried to get donations on my own site and until I became hyper-aggressive I never received even a dollar. It was frankly disheartening. Now, it is not yet sustainable but
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by sgc 4mo ago
How are you using it? More to complete specific functions or scripts, or for larger architectural design and longer implementation runs?
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by sgc 4mo ago
Agreed. There is actually a lot better control in openoffice / libreoffice than most people know. You just have to set up your styles and be systematic about (virtually) never using direct formatting, instead always applying a pre-conf
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by sgc 5mo ago
It's not like you aim to do it, you are just in a feedback loop improving results for the tool you are using. It is inherent in any prompt developed through iteration.
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by sgc 5mo ago
Claude has a /product-self-knowledge skill, and I am sure the others have something similar. So yes, it is possible if you work with care, as necessary with all things LLM related. There are hundreds if not thousands of skills on githu
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by sgc 5mo ago
Pretty much every single detailed prompt made after trial, error, and refinement is tailored to a specific LLM. They will all perform worse used with other LLMs than a similar prompt tailored for the second LLM would perform, and at times q
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by sgc 5mo ago
They missed the shift key for the $ sign.
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by sgc 5mo ago
Hawaii can only make laws for Hawaii. So I don't even think it could stop a Hawaiian corporation from spending political dollars in another state. But it can probably stop corporations from spending money in Hawaii even if they are not
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by sgc 5mo ago
They allude to this alternative tech in the article, and I think it will stay the dominant approach because the far finer dimensions of the new tech talked about in the article, even if integrated into a film using glass beads as they also
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by sgc 5mo ago
If the application method is as rudimentary as sandblasting, it sounds rather simple to retrofit to existing aircraft. If it works as they state it does, it's a virtually free same-day fuel efficiency boost. However, I did not see what
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by sgc 5mo ago
Thanks for sharing that, I am looking to improve my agentic use, and it will be useful as I develop my own path.
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by sgc 5mo ago
OMG, not the once in a lifetime viral opportunity! You will never win this crusade, because there are too many people here who know from experience a VPS is neither expensive, nor under-performing up to millions of users a day, nor hard.
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by sgc 5mo ago
FWIW, I once abandoned an Ubuntu server for a decade, and managed to update it painlessly in 20 minutes. That same server is still running today, now with the latest LTS. I think I might have even started with Ubuntu 4, or perhaps 6, and it
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by sgc 5mo ago
More like very rarely (1-2 per 1000), very partially aware. I could not find anything saying that it was common, and it appears cases of actual awareness to the point of having pain / trauma are far rarer still. People who have this te
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by sgc 5mo ago
I immediately thought that was the real reason. Their models will quickly break without some sort of consensus on how to reliably exclude them.
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by sgc 5mo ago
I hope you saw others' correction to the title here that indicate Olah is just a speaker at an event on the same day, not an author (although he almost certainly was consulted for his opinions while the Pope and his assistants were wo
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by sgc 5mo ago
I have the same problem on catholiclibrary.org, but insist on having something as the book date for every work. My solution is to temporarily default to the author dates until the book date can be refined. If there is no known author date I

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