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by threecheese 5d ago
What's going on with Goose? Seems like Block donated it to some consortium; I can't tell if that's a good signal or a bad one. With so many "contenders", if Goose is going into maintenance mode it'd be helpful
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by threecheese 5d ago
This might help: ``` ||openai.com^$cookie=__obi ``` Does this look right? AdGuard style.
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by threecheese 5d ago
Thanks for that, just went down an interesting rabbit hole. Many of us were hoping this re-tooling would eventually trickle some fast RAM down to DRAM-exhausted PCs, but given it would require a rearchitecture of the motherboard it's u
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by threecheese 6d ago
The entire codebase appears to be a wrapper around typst.Compiler - including the PDF support. A wrapper with enterprise templates. An agent skill talking to an http sidecar doesn't seem necessary when the agent can just ... write the
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by threecheese 7d ago
The hype is kinda nuts; I use X for ML/LLM stuff, and I just can't get away from Jev - even in my Following feed. Even days later 75% of posts are about "how I use typesafe for cooking breakfast!" or Jev clones.
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by threecheese 8d ago
If by local MCP you mean stdio, then a tailnet won't help you unless you proxy the local MCP using something like mcp-proxy: https://github.com/sparfenyuk/mcp-proxy . That local mcp is only exposed to apps on the
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by threecheese 9d ago
Oh I'm on the waiting list, I was just being a pedantic prick. I can't wait to try it.
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by threecheese 9d ago
This is a flagrant mischaracterization and you should be ashamed. They even issued a retraction: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=5SZYz7lZRRI
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by threecheese 9d ago
At 7-11, they will not - cannot - do this. Their pos system requires a scannable license, and will block even a 50 year old from buying age restricted items. N=3 stores for me, and only tested in NY.
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by threecheese 10d ago
PREACH
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by threecheese 10d ago
But we're going from "Apple" to "Apple: 99% - trust me". It could still be an image of an orange :)
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by threecheese 10d ago
This is a dimension I hadn't considered the impact of; if METR isn't an impartial actor, then "AI Doom" is directly aligned with Anthropic's interests, and this whole thing starts to smell like a different and much
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by threecheese 10d ago
Ah! That's what that is! I am so pleased, I've maintained a shell script forever to make sure MacOS is prioritizing the Ethernet adapter, I can delete that damn thing now.
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by threecheese 10d ago
The "assumed it was a policy" thing resonates with me. My agents have such trouble distinguishing a note from a law, and they seem to looooove following laws. I've had similar fuckups; a stray constraint can turn into some wi
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by threecheese 10d ago
This tactic has somewhat broad acceptance in the AI code review sphere, but looks to me like it might trade off accuracy for context reduction/speed.
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by threecheese 10d ago
They won't need these cameras soon, AI-based home inspection tools are on the rise and insurers are using them in lieu of humans. The fine-print is absolutely dreadful, as you might expect. I was forced to use one in order to renew my
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by threecheese 10d ago
For persistence, I think the most glaring gap is the inference - if these rogue agents need to call Claude's API, then they aren't persistent - Anthropic can turn them off. A memory resident program needs disk to be persistent, bu
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by threecheese 11d ago
Depending on what your threat model is, and how much you trust OpenRouter and their upstream providers, they offer zero data retention (googleable: ZDR) APIs which come at a higher cost. You can find other zdr providers as well.
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by threecheese 12d ago
Is this just posturing (I won't speculate on the intended audience), or does the admin believe this will actually net more jobs for US citizens? TFA doesn't go into great detail about how this actually pushes offshoring - the vari
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by threecheese 12d ago
Why don't you ask them?
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by threecheese 12d ago
Apple devices produce a ton of emdashes; "Smart Punctuation" is enabled by default on iOS and iPadOS, maybe Mac as well - and it's at least a decade old. I've had to disable it on all my iDevices bc it breaks some Markdo
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by threecheese 12d ago
Homebrew does this as well, I keep my packages synced with a Brewfile in chezmoi. Obv this only works for brewed packages though.
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by threecheese 12d ago
Looks cool! Building. `The macOS deployment target is set to 27.0, but the range of supported ....` Golden Gate AAAAAARRRGGGHHHHHH Just another few days, right? :)
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by threecheese 12d ago
If you believe Yann LeCun and David Silver (and others), there's an architecture wall; maybe labs are starting to see this on the horizon. Maybe the DRAM supply constraints are forcing it. Are these real step changes - big picture wise
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by threecheese 12d ago
Without pressure, the release valves will never be invented. Electricity, datacenter, and DRAM demand outstripping supply sounds like an opportunity - if we can only find a way to divert funding from the current gpu/ai funnel. Maybe ja
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by threecheese 13d ago
An amazing human reverse-engineer - who also plays online chess - has judgement which uses a moral compass to not decide to hack the chess tournament. This judgement has been trained through the experiences of that person, with a through-
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by threecheese 14d ago
Only token cost can slow down the pace of replacement. If Anthropic were to stop all training and allocate 100% of capacity to inference, will this increase or decrease usage cost? If (for example) Fable came down to the cost of Sonnet, cor
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by threecheese 14d ago
This is a problem that autonomous vehicles created. Why should we not complain that its solution is worse than non-autonomous travel, given it carries risk that doesn't exist today? Does Waymo benefit society enough to carry the tradeo
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by threecheese 14d ago
In one dimension, I'd also consider a compliment! "Purist" approach. However, given you are marketing Rune now, ... ... <--- insert unsolicited advice here lol Good luck, I mean it.
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by threecheese 14d ago
The files the agents were trying to retrieve were all part of "Modern.Gov", a "proprietary agenda, committee-meeting, and governance-management product" made by Civica. *Is it possible they were trying to use RubyGems to

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