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by yahoozoo 2y ago
THANK YOU, FTC! Holy shit. I was enrolled in Uber One and cancelling it was insanely difficult. I was convinced they purposely made their support pages near impossible to navigate. Fuck Uber.
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by yahoozoo 2y ago
Are we sure “an astronaut” is not the token?
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by yahoozoo 2y ago
This is awesome. My wife and me and are going to the Miami Grand Prix here in a few weeks, big fans. Excited to play with this for Jeddah sessions/race.
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by yahoozoo 2y ago
Power chords are only 5% in Metal? OK.
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by yahoozoo 2y ago
All of these Agent frameworks are already overwhelming. Insert joke about parallels to the JavaScript ecosystem. What agent framework is truly the top dog? Is it just working with the big model providers native frameworks, such as OpenAI’s
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by yahoozoo 2y ago
This is … Zombocom.
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by yahoozoo 2y ago
It’s because these companies are burning billions of dollars.
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by yahoozoo 2y ago
> I've been doing this s*it for 10 years, there's too many little details and commands to remember and too much brutally dull work to not automate it. git gud
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by yahoozoo 2y ago
Let me preface this by saying that I wholeheartedly agree with the sentiment the article is trying to convey. That said, the “anonymity”, and the almost tropey at this point C*O characters make this read like a fan fiction.
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by yahoozoo 2y ago
The poor grammar in the resume should have been a red flag. English not being a first language isn’t an excuse. If they can use AI to cheat, they can run their resume through it.
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by yahoozoo 2y ago
How much compute do you think the human brain uses? They're training these LLMs with (hundreds of) thousands of GPUs.
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by yahoozoo 2y ago
LLMs are “next token” predictors. Yes, I realize that there’s a bit more to it and it’s not always just the “next” token, but at a very high level that’s what they are. So why are we so surprised when it turns out they can’t actually “do” m
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by yahoozoo 2y ago
LLMs ain’t the way, bruv
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by yahoozoo 2y ago
I feel like this was a lot of people that grew up on the computers and the Internet in the 90s/early 2000s before social media took off. If anything this gives him credibility. Beats being a boot camp graduate normie.
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by yahoozoo 2y ago
Either espionage for China or he criticized Israel.
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by yahoozoo 2y ago
Yeah, I guess my question was: that assumes the MCP server is running on the same machine as your files? Otherwise, if it's a remote MCP server then you would have to be developing on that remote machine? That may be an obvious "y
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by yahoozoo 2y ago
If you want to edit files on your local filesystem, do you have to have a MCP server running locally?
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by yahoozoo 2y ago
Right, because the defining factor between Facebook and Friendster was just ‘who compiled their code better.’ Amazing take. Meanwhile, LLM wrapper startups are out here acting like sending a slightly fancier paragraph to OpenAI is the new g
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by yahoozoo 2y ago
Considering all of these probably use either ChatGPT or Claude, is this entire business basically which company sends the best system prompt with your ask?
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by yahoozoo 2y ago
You do that in your services.
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by yahoozoo 2y ago
Vibes only go so far, I guess.
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by yahoozoo 2y ago
Two Krisp posts on the front page? It smells in here.
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by yahoozoo 2y ago
Sounds almost too good to be true.
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by yahoozoo 2y ago
You steer ChatGPT 3.5 model to find the handlers HashMap issue that it didn’t find initially, but you dismiss the other models for not immediately recognizing it?
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by yahoozoo 2y ago
The brain is the important part. The electricity just keeps it going. And it’s more than numerical matrices.
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by yahoozoo 2y ago
Does it really matter? At the end of the day, all the modalities and their architectures boil down to matrices of numbers and statistical probability. There’s no agency, no soul.
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by yahoozoo 2y ago
Has India ever had independent thinkers?
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by yahoozoo 2y ago
Suleyman is a fraud lol
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by yahoozoo 2y ago
digg pls go