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Good LLM development and usage patterns(blog.bluebyday.com)
3 points by _QrE 4mo ago|0 comments
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by _QrE 6mo ago
Anecdotal, but I have used Claude to help me write sections of games that I'm (sometimes) working on in Godot fairly recently (Opus 4.5 iirc). It's been very helpful, and it's been very easy to guide it to do this. It came up
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by _QrE 8mo ago
Malware is very easy to build. Competent threat actors don't need to rely on open source software, and incompetent ones can buy what they use from malware authors who sell their stuff in various forums. Concerns similar to yours about
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by _QrE 1y ago
Maybe I'm misunderstanding something, but you can add filters to RSS feeds. What is proposed is pretty much just RSS, except for one specific item. Yes, it's more work on your side, but asking the creator to manage updates for wha
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by _QrE 1y ago
Neat, but isn't packing all this stuff into a bash script overkill? You can pretty easily install and configure some good tools (i.e. crowdsec, rkhunter, ssh tarpit or whatever) to cover each of the categories rather than have a bunch
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by _QrE 1y ago
I'm not sure how valid most of these points are. A lot of the latency in an agentic system is going to be the calls to the LLM(s). From the article: """ Agents typically have a number of shared characteristics when they
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by _QrE 1y ago
Easy example is Stripe. You can enable 3DS, and you can listen for 'early_fraud_warning' events on a webhook to refund users & close accounts to avoid chargebacks and all the associated fees and reputation penalties.
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by _QrE 1y ago
If I am in a call with someone using Nomi, can I send a message in the call or wherever to disable it, or will I have to ask the person using it to turn it off?
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by _QrE 1y ago
I don't mean to imply that it's a solved problem; all I'm saying is that in a lot of cases, the "weak initial retrieval" assertion stated by the article is not true. And if you can get a long way using what has now
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by _QrE 1y ago
I agree. > "The real challenge in traditional vector search isn't just poor re-ranking; it's weak initial retrieval. If the first layer of results misses the right signals, no amount of re-sorting will fix it. That's
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by _QrE 1y ago
You're right, my bad. I was looking at the CDN tab and it rounds the traffic cost to 0.
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by _QrE 1y ago
It sounds like you might be looking at the wrong place. There's services like bunny.net and cloudflare CDN (I'm not affiliated with either, but I use the former) that are really easy to set up and configure, if you've built y
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by _QrE 1y ago
This. Normal AirTags are just fine for tracking your stuff. > "(thiefs use apps to locate AirTags around, and AirTags will warn the thief if an unknown AirTag is travelling with them, for example if they steal your car)" The re
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by _QrE 1y ago
The index page is a great way to capture emails I'm sure, but I'd like to get an idea of what the product actually does. Regardless, this seems like it could be useful, not just as a way to get a playbook, but also to see how othe
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by _QrE 1y ago
Not sure if I'm allowed to link to stuff, but you can find a bunch of alternatives to offerings like these (the most basic being google alerts), both free and paid, if you look for them - especially on sites that exist to list alternat
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by _QrE 1y ago
> I ended up turning that process into its own product: https://sparkflow.ai/ That implies that the product is ready, which it does not seem to be? The product does seem interesting, what do you do to differentiate yours
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by _QrE 1y ago
How can you call this 'Absolute Zero' if you need to start with a pretrained LLM? From what I understand, this just proposes that you can take an existing LLM, have it generate tasks and solve the tasks, and have it learn from tha
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by _QrE 1y ago
According to the article, the CEO sold stock, and gifted stock to at least four trusts that have, in turn, sold the stock gifted: > Subsequent filings from four trusts show that about half of his gifted shares were transferred to them. T
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by _QrE 1y ago
Props to the author if it is. I'd have a link to donate to a food bank after the article so that people can do something more productive than write angry comments.
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by _QrE 1y ago
> "Despite skepticism from Volcker and Buffet, financial innovation has been and will continue to be a massive net positive for humanity." I'm not an economist by any means, but most 'financial innovation' I&#x27
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by _QrE 1y ago
Is there a reason for using Selenium over something like Playwright? I haven't had very many positive experiences with selenium, and playwright I found is easier to use and more flexible. Also, for stuff like this: `modified_value = or
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by _QrE 1y ago
Agreed with basically the entire article. Also happy to hear that someone else was as bewildered as me when they visited the MCP site and they found nothing of substance. RFCs can be a pain to read, but they're much better than 'p
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by _QrE 1y ago
I love the radio, that's a great touch.
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by _QrE 1y ago
>scratch-built in Rust _all the way down to handcrafted GPU shaders and OS graphics API calls_ Is this what happens to people who choose to learn Rust? Joking aside, this is interesting, but I'm not sure what the selling point is ve
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by _QrE 1y ago
I don't think that this is a fair comparison. HTTP actually has a specification that you need to follow if you need the web to _work_ (or at least, look good). MCP and others on the other hand are just you explaining to the LLM how you
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by _QrE 1y ago
It's not really that much harder, if at all, for dynamic languages, because you can use type hints in some cases (i.e. Python), and a different language (typescript) in case of Javascript; there's plenty of tools that'll tell
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by _QrE 1y ago
I think it's silly as well, but I also imagine that deflecting this way would also be extremely suspicious. The agent would probably just think that the jig is up and move on to the next target.
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by _QrE 1y ago
I'm just hoping Mozilla/Firefox survives this. I'm not sure that any other mature, non-chromium based web browser exists.
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by _QrE 1y ago
People see videos on the front page of YouTube? I've turned YouTube history off, and all I get is a warning that says that if I want "the latest videos tailored to me", I need to turn that on. This is without being signed in.
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by _QrE 1y ago
There's a lot of creative ideas out there for banning and/or harassing bots. There's tarpits, infinite labyrinths, proof of work || regular challenges, honeypots etc. Most of the bots I've come across are fairly dumb how

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