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by ascorbic 1y ago
And in reply to a 12 year old who had just said they were 12.
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by ascorbic 1y ago
They do include audiobooks
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by ascorbic 1y ago
I've only done one of these age verifications (for Bluesky) and that didn't require any personal information beyond seeing my face. The digital credentials API trial seems interesting though: letting the browser verify your age wi
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by ascorbic 1y ago
This law was passed in 2023.
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by ascorbic 1y ago
These laws weren't created by Ofcom. They were passed as primary legislation by the previous government (and enthusiatically implemented by the current one).
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by ascorbic 1y ago
Step 1 there is a bit of a "draw the rest of the owl"
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Alibaba launches Qoder: an agentic coding platform(qoder.com)
5 points by ascorbic 1y ago|1 comments
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by ascorbic 1y ago
Source that it's from Alibaba: https://finance.yahoo.com/news/alibaba-launches-qoder-agenti...
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by ascorbic 1y ago
Those aren't jokes
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by ascorbic 1y ago
Me, reading the comment "weird, I wonder why this comment was flagged. Seems fine to...ewwwww"
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by ascorbic 1y ago
Not just the context layer: the hardware interaction layer would be incredibly useful as a local MCP. These seem to be your special sauce, not the UI. Allowing users to access these from their preferred editors or cli tools would probably h
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by ascorbic 1y ago
They're not less moderated: they just have different moderation. If your moderation preferences are more aligned with the CCP then they're a great choice. There are legitimate reasons why that might be the case. You might not be h
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by ascorbic 1y ago
But they already refuse these sort of requests, and have done since the very first releases. This is just about shutting down the full conversation.
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by ascorbic 1y ago
Right, but RLHF is mostly reinforcing answers that people prefer. Even if you don't believe sentience is possible, it shouldn't be a stretch to believe that sentience might produce answers that people prefer. In that case it would
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by ascorbic 1y ago
All of the posts in question explicitly say that it's a hard question and that they don't know the answer. Their policy seems to be to take steps that have a small enough cost to be justified when the chance is tiny. In this case
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by ascorbic 1y ago
Yes, this is exactly the reason I taught my kids to be polite to Alexa. Not because anyone thinks Alexa is sentient, but because it's a good habit to have.
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by ascorbic 1y ago
This is a confusing mix of sites that have decided to geoblock UK users because they don't want to deal with the regulations (fair enough) but also ones that have age verification and no geoblock
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by ascorbic 1y ago
I was a fan of Astro long before I became a maintainer. That's why I joined!
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by ascorbic 1y ago
Astro is a great way to write HTML
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by ascorbic 1y ago
I have it only on the desktop app, not web or mobile. Seems a really weird way to roll it out.
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by ascorbic 1y ago
You could create a CLAUDE.md that just contains: @AGENTS.md Still messy, but at least it means it's using the same content
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by ascorbic 1y ago
And Sonnet above Opus?
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by ascorbic 1y ago
Really? The React + Tailwind, shadcnui + lucide-icons stack seems pretty standard from my experience. Same with Claude fwiw
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by ascorbic 1y ago
Because those are the two that it can execute itself. It uses Python for its own work, such as calculations, charting, generating documents, and it uses React for any interactive web stuff that it displays in the preview panel (it can creat
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by ascorbic 1y ago
It's useful, but by default it would be best to just show the error message, not a screen full of JSON from the Vercel SDK
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by ascorbic 1y ago
This looks interesting, but it is quite buggy. A few things I've found: - error handling is not good. It just dumps the error JSON in the console, and doesn't read and understand it, so keeps retrying even if it's something t
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by ascorbic 1y ago
They do know when it starts. They have it prerecorded and start it at a specific time. This one started 10 minutes before.
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by ascorbic 1y ago
That's the point: this isn't OAuth. It's just a way to phish the code.
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by ascorbic 1y ago
I'm not sure if this implements it, but Bluesky has an API to hide replies (called thread gating). It's a separate API call though, so you don't get it automatically when loading a thread via the API. I built a web component
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by ascorbic 1y ago
They suggest that a lot could come from the moon. This page has the rough breakdown of where each part would come from https://www.canva.com/design/DAGmr3ubC8E/LHHAeeAIGGQe_TkZVs-...

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