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whazor
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whazor
2mo ago
My trick is to let agents make an University Course Curriculum based of books and papers. Then if I don't understand something, I ask AI to simplify the book/paper until I get it.
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2mo ago
Remove it. In normal conditions, you use the product while it’s active. But with a server you are not daily checking. You might have a bug in your changing limit. I think the constant higher temperature could also become an issue.
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2mo ago
Ah, a real delicacy then
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2mo ago
I think wind farms on sea look really cool, especially if the turbines are huge. It gives some majestic feelings
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2mo ago
True. Real harness engineering is when you actually measure outcome statistically. Although i would say 5 samples might be enough to conclude something
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2mo ago
Especially with tool calling. This could be the Opus 4.5 moment for normal humans.
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2mo ago
My ChatGPT gives me lots of “artificial general intelligence” on a daily basis that I don’t possess.
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2mo ago
According to my agent: > At 6 nm: 1T doesn't fit on one wafer. > At ~2 nm: 1T plausibly fits comfortably on one 300 mm wafer. But then again, 300B to 500B models are to this day also very valuable
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2mo ago
Even if its on the cloud, should be locked behind your VPN
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2mo ago
This is a good case for custom harness/sandbox engineering.
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2mo ago
Not my blog :)
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2mo ago
The web_search tool and MCP discovery is essentially a global directory. Now when I ask ChatGPT for a product, it does a web_search tool call and then gives me a link to a webshop product page. But next step would be automatically using the
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2mo ago
MCPs are very exciting. They now support IFrames (MCP Apps) as well. Now that the models are getting better, you can trust them to book barber appointments, order groceries, manage your calendar, etc etc. It's significantly lazier to a
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2mo ago
You can see the approach in his post: https://howaboua.dev/writing/how-i-gave-pi-17-tools-without-... The result: 38% fewer startup tokens, 17 tools exposed through just three schemas, and 19 skills loaded only when ne
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2mo ago
Both Codex and Claude have trained their models to their harnesses. There are some experimentations by Igor Warzocha to extract Codex shapes and put it in Pi: https://github.com/IgorWarzocha/howaboua-pi-stuff/tree&
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2mo ago
yes I have one and love it but I believe hardware design could be done better by Casio/Seiko
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2mo ago
Two of my favorite (sci-)fi writers both use crazy big Excel files that almost crash their computers when loading. For research but also keeping track of story loops. I can imagine something like ChatGPT Work with markdown/python/
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2mo ago
There is a big difference pre and post AI, namely that humans have quite good long term context management. But now that everyone is coding with AI, all agents need to acquire context every session. Thus the value of doing best practices is
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2mo ago
I wish they could build a modern Pebble time 2 watch, since its opensource
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2mo ago
I think you can get the same experience on much more affordable VR glasses. Also installing an APK is easier than all the Xcode/Apple signing/device pairing etc.
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2mo ago
Well I guess I have good news for you (and bad news for Dutch merchants), because Wero does offer the ability to dispute.
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2mo ago
Yeah, you can directly print the SOTA AI model on the chip. I also believe this can be done on older process nodes. The most important factor would be speed. How fast can you go from new model to new chip?
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2mo ago
This is why it makes sense to carbon price the private jets. On a smaller plane you can innovate much faster.
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2mo ago
why do you need a java language server? Let them use the same tooling you would use in CI
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2mo ago
but google sucks, its a terrible product thanks to its ads. Internet is terrible without adblockers. Now chatgpt can add some subtle ads in their apps and they have enough users for companies to spend money on it.
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2mo ago
As I understand it, the machine also needs lots of 'normal parts' and can be designed differently to fit the factory and the automation. Like if you need a pipe, instead of buying it from ASML, you can buy it from a local hardware
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I should have said 'a discount' since I indeed hope they make a revised version of Time 2.
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2mo ago
real danger of insider trading is that you can get jailed 20 years in the future for something you did today
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Now with Pebble you only receive iOS notifications. Soon in Europe you can reply to notifications via voice.
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I got the pebble time 2 now for a month. Pebble is the Casio smartwatch. The issues are a bit sad. But I will happily upgrade with the discount to the revised version of time 2. To me, a Pebble is better than an apple watch due to battery l
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