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1y ago
Is this a joke? Or would you really trust your health to an LLM?
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Ads don’t need to have a call to action. Coca Cola ads don’t tell you to go buy a coke. I also wouldn’t call it “celebrity/partner marketing” when they built the site and (likely) paid him for the words to go with it.
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Yes. Because Anthropic made the site as an ad. It even says in the footer “made by Anthropic” and some vague copyright notice about the words for Rubin.
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Is it? It’s an ad for Anthropic.
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1y ago
Don’t all of these arguments apply to MCP as well?
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1y ago
Does it though? How do you provide a login or bearer token or whatever for the LLM to use?
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Uh, I’m pretty sure that’s a completely unrelated directory of MCP servers. https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/developer/introducing-smithy-id...
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They tend to add really bad comments though. I was looking at an LLM generated codebase recently and the comments are along the lines of “use our newly created Foo model”, which is pretty useless.
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I think you’re supposed to spin up another to do a different task. Then you’ll be occupied checking up on all of them, checking their output and prodding them along. At least that’s what Anthropic said you should do with Claude Code.
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No, the service fee is the price of having a burrito delivered.
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They can just charge you per install or update over some threshold. Which wouldn’t be a commission on off-app purchases.
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They’re a collector and I bet they never use 90% of the stuff they bought. Even more reason to purge it on a move.
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That’s not anywhere near 14k.
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You can buy high quality furniture for way less than that. You’re just paying for a brand that no one will even notice.
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>climbing gear How much does a harness, shoes and some rope cost?
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1y ago
I would assume not based on their objection to AGPL libraries.
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Have you looked at receipts? They’re narrow, only do one line per item, and every store prints something different for the same product. It usually includes a store specific sku, the price and some truncated text on that single line. Good
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How is that super annoying? That’s exactly how migrations are supposed to be done, even without “app per tenant”.
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Maybe my comment wasn’t clear, but it is on the AI engineers. Anyone that deploys something that uses AI should be responsible for “its” actions. Maybe even the makers of the model, but that’s not quite clear. If you produced a bolt that wa
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That would still be on whomever set up the agent and allowed it to take action though.
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This answer is still wrong though? > Your version humorously jumbles the roles, but the underlying trick is the same — it plays on assumptions about gender roles. Nice remix. Nothing about the question has the same “trick” playing on ass
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Why do need to know what it looks like? Or are you publishing the recipe without cooking it?
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2y ago
>$800/year IAP That’s got to be money laundering or something else illicit? No one is actually paying that for a timer app?
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No, that’s just an extra dressed salad.
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2y ago
That game is called Hot potato.
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2y ago
Any scraper is also a “user agent doing work for users”. Which ones should respect robots.tx?
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GitHub regularly blocks me for some reason. They tell me to slow down and I’m blocked for hours. I don’t get it.
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>video game loot boxes Is buying packages of random baseball/pokemon/etc cards gambling then?
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I get various catalogs/flyers/etc interspersed with my physical mail. They just send it to me, I never opted in.
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Every business demands my phone number now, some even make it the primary identifier for accounts. Meanwhile there are zero businesses that need to send me an SMS.
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