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by spondyl 8mo ago
Putting aside questions of the second order effects this might have, I do like how it has that classic Newsblur styling.
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by spondyl 8mo ago
I was curious about that given this line: > the model often "drifts"—like you mentioned which was attributed to me, even though I didn't ask that I think the ESOL explanation is believable though, I have a coworker or two
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by spondyl 8mo ago
Is there a differentiator between Qurio and ChatGPT's built-in Study Mode? https://chatgpt.com/features/study-mode/
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by spondyl 8mo ago
If you read the resignation letter, they would appear to be so cryptic as to not be real warnings at all and perhaps instead the writings of someone exercising their options to go and make poems
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by spondyl 8mo ago
It seems like a lot of punctuation was removed in those gist extracts?
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by spondyl 8mo ago
This has been discussed previously: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46972496 Personally, I agree with the top comment there. If you read the actual letter, it's very vague and uses a lot of flowery language. Defin
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by spondyl 8mo ago
Oh true, that would make a lot more sense!
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by spondyl 8mo ago
I'm not sure I understand the question? Are you perhaps asking if messages can be batched via Claude Code and/or the Claude web UI?
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by spondyl 8mo ago
https://platform.claude.com/docs/en/build-with-claude/batch-... > The Batches API offers significant cost savings. All usage is charged at 50% of the standard API prices.
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by spondyl 8mo ago
My first thought was perhaps they're trying to fetch a favicon for rendering against the traces in the UI?
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by spondyl 8mo ago
I haven't seen any mention or acknowledgement that the model provider is part of this loop too. Technically speaking, none of this is E2EE so you're trusting that a random employee doesn't just read your chats? There will be
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by spondyl 9mo ago
That's a reasonable assumption to make and one I wondered about too! I'm just saying that there's no evidence I'm aware of that would prove or disprove that the creators were involved. Personally, I think crypto types ar
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by spondyl 9mo ago
While I have zero interest in defending or participating in the financialization of all things via crypto, there is a bit of nuance missing here. BAGS is a crypto platform where relative strangers can make meme coins and nominate a recipien
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by spondyl 9mo ago
This would seem to be inline with the development philosophy for clawdbot. I like the concept but I was put off by the lack of concern around security, specifically for something that interfaces with the internet > These days I don’t rea
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by spondyl 9mo ago
> The Greeks and Romans had weightlifting and boxing gyms, but no forklifts. We may not have any evidence that they had forklifts but we also can't rule out the possibility entirely :)
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by spondyl 9mo ago
For some specific quotes, here are some excerpts from In The Plex: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34931437 Eric had also once said in a CNBC interview "If you have something that you don't want anyone to kno
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by spondyl 9mo ago
I'm sure I'm missing something but wasn't this already the case where the first time you try to install an APK, you had to go into Settings and mark the relevant application as a trusted source for installing APKs from?
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by spondyl 9mo ago
> it was basically trying to reinvent Istanbul in a bash script because the nyc tool wasn't installed in CI For the first part of this comment, I thought "trying to reinvent Istanbul in a bash script" was meant to be a fun
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by spondyl 9mo ago
This comment reminded me of a Github issue from last week on Claude Code's Github repo. It alleged that Claude was used to draft a memo from Pam Bondi and in doing so, Claude's constitution was bypassed and/or not present. h
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by spondyl 9mo ago
As a relatively new convert back to Android, I've been using Niagra Launcher and enjoying it.
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by spondyl 9mo ago
As someone who was perplexed, I've only heard perplex used in past tense (I was perplexed) so seeing "For the perplex" just made me confused as to what "perplex" meant and I had to do a further search to decipher th
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by spondyl 9mo ago
https://utf9k.net
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by spondyl 9mo ago
Philosophically, I like Fly and have been a customer since very early on. That said, I dread having to do anything CLI related, which for hobby projects is like once every few weeks. Glancing at the docs for Sprite, I worry that this will b
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by spondyl 9mo ago
Just to be clear, you're saying that .app bundles (and CLI tools) distributed outside of the App Store (and CLI tools) will continue to operate once the expiration date of the signing certificate has passed?
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by spondyl 9mo ago
This will be a standard Apple Developer code-signing certificate used in the signing and notarision process: https://support.apple.com/en-nz/guide/security/sec3ad8e6e53/... Without a signature, Gatekeepe
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by spondyl 10mo ago
I'd like to learn a little bit about electronics and hardware. At the moment, I have a child's mental model like you plug something into the wall and then it "powers on". I couldn't really tell you what properties m
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by spondyl 10mo ago
Some of them redesign their blog layouts every 6 months, abandoning and then eventually rediscovering RSS. It's extremely annoying.
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by spondyl 10mo ago
RIP Vince. Whether you're a fan of FPS titles or not, the work of him and his teams have undoubtly helped to shape pop culture in some sense. One of my favourite games as a teenager (Battlefield: Bad Company 2) was arguably a reaction
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by spondyl 10mo ago
I was just about to go to bed and what a surprise seeing Grandia trending #1 on Hacker News of all places. For myself, Grandia is one of those games that was part of my childhood so despite having flaws, it transcends ratings in a sense. It
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by spondyl 11mo ago
My particular favourite of this genre is "Maple Shortbread Bars" from The New York Times which starts with the opening "Shortly after the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001" https://cooking.nytimes.com/recipes&#x2

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