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Osyris
6mo ago
Do you have JavaScript disabled?
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Osyris
10mo ago
Both examples you gave have pretty rough or nonexistent syntax highlighting support.
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Osyris
1y ago
Sure, but still far from "trusting agents with my money"
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Osyris
1y ago
I don't think this is that? This is more like agents show you a list of products and the UI allows you to buy them like any other online store.
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Osyris
1y ago
Wonder no more: https://github.blog/changelog/2025-09-29-anthropic-claude-so...
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Osyris
1y ago
I'm a big SpaceX fan, but as far as I can tell, this doesn't contain any real updates. It's just aspirational thinking.
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Osyris
1y ago
Perhaps maybe we add common places where it regularly stops and you can get on/off?
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Osyris
1y ago
This is not official. It's an account pretending to be SpaceX.
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Osyris
1y ago
> but as OpenAI pointed out last week What are you referring to here?
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Osyris
1y ago
This is a much more expensive model to run and is only available to users who pay the most. I don't see an issue. However, the "plus" plan absolutely could use some trimming.
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Osyris
1y ago
I was under the impression data centers use closed loop cooling.
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Osyris
1y ago
Ezra Klein had an interesting interview[1] with Kenneth Rogoff (the author) about this topic recently. It's worth a listen. 1. https://www.nytimes.com/2025/05/02/opinion/ezra-klein-podcas...
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Osyris
2y ago
That's quite a lot of faith you have in them.
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Osyris
2y ago
My big gripe is that X videos don't seem to support Chromecast at all. I used to watch SpaceX launches on my TV :(
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Osyris
2y ago
I've been wanting exactly this for so long. I want to bury an AirTag in my luggage, backpack, etc. and never think about it again. In those scenarios, it doesn't _need_ to be tiny. I'd rather trade compactness for longevity.
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Osyris
2y ago
We do this at my company and another huge benefit is the ability to test config at a particular point in time. You can even git bisect to find which flag flip caused a regression.
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Osyris
2y ago
> It kind of makes me wonder what Neuralink is about. Asteroid telepathy!
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Osyris
3y ago
I don't understand why. I thought users will just see a list of options upfront instead of having to install them and select one later. This seems like more of an awareness thing than an actual change in functionality.
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Osyris
3y ago
This is per cell speed, so it can be shared by many users.
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Osyris
4y ago
Not unsteerable if you have altitude control + a good model of wind patterns. This is what Project Loon[1] did and I think it's fair to assume the technology might be similar. [1]: https://x.company/projects/loon&#
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Osyris
6y ago
This seems pretty neat, however it looks like it freezes up when I open a vault inside of WSL. I can't make new files at all. Worked fine on a regular Windows folder.
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Osyris
7y ago
This is pretty neat! However, I suppose things like watchtower[1] or ourosboros[2] will not work with this since images are built on request.. I'd love to use something like this for some sort of simple continuous deployment from Githu
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8y ago
You can still access the JSON editor pretty easily. I do like the graphical interface for setting discoverability.
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Osyris
8y ago
This is exactly what we do at Roblox.
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Osyris
8y ago
Would that work? I'm not an iPhone user but I thought a big part of iCloud backups were for restoring a backup onto a new device.