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by shostack 2mo ago
Except California where it is expensive due to pg&e and corruption.
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by shostack 2mo ago
Are there any Android remote terminal apps that don't suck on mobile? Termius is painful.
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by shostack 2mo ago
I felt that way initially. It is also a headache when you invest a lot in that and need to continually test ripping that stuff out as new models come out. Or in the case of opus 5, Anthropic says ditch it entirely and trust it. But there is
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by shostack 2mo ago
Because AI enables a new layer more akin to an actual OS. But also because I imagine they all want all the things running through them and an OS is the widest net they can cast in that direction.
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by shostack 2mo ago
> * When an action requires approval, the agent does not need to stop and wait for it. A Gatekeeper will simulate the outcome, allowing the agent to keep running and queue up more work. You can then approve everything in a batch at the e
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by shostack 2mo ago
An example of this in action is the utter inability to get deepseek v4 flash (even the new version) to stay concise. I have jumped through all sorts of hoops with deterministic checks, pre-message injection hooks, memory framework, etc and
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by shostack 2mo ago
The closest I get to that is when I am getting a massage actually. If I get a 90 minute one, about halfway through my brain stops racing and I enter this, not quite hypnogogic, state where things are quiet and fluid and peaceful. The closes
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by shostack 2mo ago
Am I parsing the providers correctly that if I want a US-based zdr provider that offers the best price and performance that is currently Cloudflare and no longer Fireworks (which is that it was with the previous version)? What am I missing?
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by shostack 3mo ago
Introduce a larger one that you have to sign up for digitally to wait in line and be notified when it is available and charge for the privilege. Hell, make it auction based so if you want to jump the line you can if you pay for it.
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by shostack 3mo ago
Is fireworks not private enough?
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by shostack 3mo ago
Or for anyone on Windows 10 Home
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by shostack 3mo ago
I have built out something similar that let's me use my phone's hardware buttons to open an input stream with the mic for my Hermes agent over my matrix gateway and then has it play back with a local TTS model on my Pixel 10 Pro.
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by shostack 3mo ago
I work with someone who did a lot of work with this to improve our ability to generate awesome visualizations with little thinking. It's a very powerful language but needs guardrails and guidance, particularly if you want end users to
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by shostack 3mo ago
Affiliates trying to get you to buy something have been using fake reviews since the beginning of time. AI simply helps do it at scale.
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by shostack 3mo ago
Generally when people have a house cleaner they know who it is and have some form of relationship with them that establishes a baseline of trust. That would not exist here.
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by shostack 3mo ago
The world would be a smarter place if every study and resulting news article were required by law to include something like this at the top.
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by shostack 3mo ago
If you're using Matrix, consider Hermes as a harness if you haven't already. Native gateway support. I've been primarily using mine through Element and it has largely been great.
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by shostack 4mo ago
There are so many things I wish I had time to learn about. I don't need my learning resources, I need a way to jack in and have them uploaded to my brain.
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by shostack 4mo ago
With a sufficiently sophisticated harness you can actually do quite a lot by just talking to your AI. I have regularly dictated to build things on my phone while walking to lunch for example.
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by shostack 4mo ago
Which of those providers are: 1. Keeping your data private on in the US 2. Not training on it 3. Not quantizing the model 4. Offer reasonable latency adds rate limits
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by shostack 4mo ago
This is literal whataboutism. Refute the comment if you have a valid point to make.
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by shostack 4mo ago
I wonder how many issues 5.1 could have caught if you ran it as multiple adversarial reviews against the original output it gave you.
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by shostack 4mo ago
And how does this compare to openai which is an ad company now? I am interested in trying codex but I want to know how my data will be used for ads or measurement and training data if I become a paid subscriber. And what happens to that dat
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by shostack 4mo ago
10% off is practically nothing and also irrelevant because it is the total cost of the trip that matters and they can easily increase that over time behind the scenes in a way that makes up for that 10% and then some once they determine the
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by shostack 4mo ago
Also, a lot of people have dreams about a perfect idealized version of something instead of the reality. If they actually got to experience the reality they might find that they no longer hold that dream as they originally knew it.
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by shostack 4mo ago
More like incredibly lucky that the global hardware market dried up for compute capacity even as his AI product flopped. Right place at the right time. I just dislike that it is now harder to avoid giving Musk money directly or indirectly.
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by shostack 4mo ago
Look up differential privacy. Done right, it is impossible to do what you said.
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by shostack 4mo ago
Yes. Happy for the team but I do not like that this likely means for the future growth expectations as a customer. Hint: probably higher costs and being squeezed more.
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by shostack 5mo ago
BMO offered the ability to link plaid and some other company to automate it vs me sending updated statements manually. I chose manual. I hate that this is the only option for convenience.
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by shostack 5mo ago
I am moving full remote because dictation is such a better input mechanism for most of my AI interactions that I have become less efficient sitting in my open floorplan desk at the office because I cannot dictate there and the latency adds

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