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by tough 1y ago
default docker installs are pretty unsafe as-is, so at least power it down a bit like no netwoork, no shared root acess (run it with its own user etc) i mean docker basic stuff but
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by tough 1y ago
It's an overall perverse system of incentives which makes every part evil. Putting it only on one party seems off to me.
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by tough 1y ago
how many papers do apple publish under their own CDN/domains this was certainly a first for me when i saw it pop on hn the other day
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by tough 1y ago
Not a startup, and doesnt help you still have to choose, but I paid 200usd for RepoPrompt (macOs app) its a very niche app, and havent used it as much since buying it, but there's that https://repoprompt.com/
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by tough 1y ago
2017 https://nationalpost.com/health/worlds-first-human-head-tran...
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by tough 1y ago
right! that's it, its like this nonsense numbers conspiracy theories that seem ramblings of some mentally ill person, but written in a more coherent, interestnig way that any of these (they usually are harder/cryptic to read due t
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by tough 1y ago
you'd need a pretty good opsec and non-search capable agent and logs of all its actions/chain of thought/process to be able to truly claim cleanroom implementation tho
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by tough 1y ago
You're one of today's lucky 10.000 https://xkcd.com/1053/
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by tough 1y ago
instruction tuning is like imprimating the chat ux into the models weights its all about the user/assistant flow instead of just a -text generator- after it and the assistant always tries to please the user. they built a sychopantic ma
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by tough 1y ago
I always like to compare tongue in cheek, llm's with I-ching https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I_Ching
431.
by tough 1y ago
I also read it fully, which i don't usually do. I'm just left guessing if there's some cryptpic yet important geo-political statement hidden in a funny post about some celebrity i had never heard of until now
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by tough 1y ago
idk tbh asking an llm to estimate calories seems like such a -bad idea- on the first place, that doesnt seem that having a better model would improve results much.
433.
by tough 1y ago
at least follows alphabetic order!
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by tough 1y ago
what's worse, this could be 100% done in local llms since its such a small batchable job
435.
by tough 1y ago
he could always archive.is first
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by tough 1y ago
i also was expecting some russian action initially
437.
by tough 1y ago
they should really try to improve their margins on their main business imho, instead of doing side quests reselling openai credits?
438.
by tough 1y ago
depends on how many employees they can fire thanks to the productivity gains!
439.
by tough 1y ago
yeah i've been manually doing first a TASKS.md so i can modify it while the agent starts working on it.
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by tough 1y ago
right it feels like its more a pull than push, but what i meant is that any of the big consultancies are happy to take customers with -absurd- requests, and not finish the job, cause they paid regardless. maybe they're not directly pus
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by tough 1y ago
I hate consultants, their incentives are all whack from the beginning. Hopefully more companies will encourage their own employees to explore how AI can fit on their current workflows or improve them and not try to hope for some magical thi
442.
by tough 1y ago
this does make sense, but there's infinite n ways to use AI on the workplace, i gotta wonder how much bad consultants trying to just sell services are to blame here. at least as much as the CEO's trying to shoehorn products nobody
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by tough 1y ago
I hadn't thought about that TBH, if i where them i'd be trying to serve open source models from my own infra, much cheaper to pay per GPU's per hour and batch process all your users prompts, than leave that big 95% fat margin
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by tough 1y ago
they should really move to geo-based pricing like some other SaaS do, 5usd in america aren't 5 usd in the rest of the world indeed
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by tough 1y ago
yeah tbh copilot is really not -that great- compared to both cursor or zed. But i tihnk that's UX polish they can fix it if they cared we'll see i guess maybe MS prefers to just buy them out? Cursor getting out of price tho
446.
by tough 1y ago
I remember, and saw the DMCA'd repo, but I dunno if i ever cloned it locally or not. i'll have to dig on my disk i guess
447.
by tough 1y ago
did u manage to find it now?
448.
by tough 1y ago
cool stuff
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by tough 1y ago
Neither does smoking alter your conscioudness in any remarkable way further than irritability or cravings due to whitdrawal symtpom at least acid doesnt make sense to consume daily because it stops having the same effects the more you consu
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by tough 1y ago
lmao the irony

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