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by baconner 7mo ago
What the other poster here said for testing against a reference, but also as an easier to get started with base for my own coding sandbox with coding agents. Took me quite a while to build one on my own that I was semi-happy with but I&#x27
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by baconner 7mo ago
Ok I'd seen some sample sandbox scripts for this from anthropic before but not a full reference container. nice, thank you for sharing.
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by baconner 7mo ago
FWIW I think many of us would actually very much love to have an official (or semi official) Claude sandboxing container image base / vm base. I wonder if you all have considered making something like the cowork vm available for that?
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by baconner 7mo ago
I was trying to make no particular call on the actual reason aside from pointing at how obviously not the real story and false the statements made so far are. What a knot you have to tie yourself into to seek out an explanation where OpenAI
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by baconner 7mo ago
"We do not think Anthropic should be designated as a supply chain risk" ...but we're not willing to reject a contract to back that up, and so our words will not change anything for Anthropic, or help the collective AI model i
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by baconner 7mo ago
Respectfully, it's very hard to see how anyone could look at what just happened and come to the conclusion that one company ends up classed a "supply chain risk" while another agrees the the same terms that led to that. Eithe
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by baconner 7mo ago
They can't catch everything but they can make your product you're building on top of it non viable when it gets popular enough to look for, like they did with opencode.
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by baconner 7mo ago
For sure, yes. They already added attempts to block opencode, etc.
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by baconner 9mo ago
NVIDIA makes money no matter if the model is open weights or not. I don't think open is a concern for them and they'd very much like to be servicing China and their batch of open models I think. what's concerning them more li
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by baconner 9mo ago
There are a couple of decent approaches to having a planning/reviewer model set (eg. claude, codex, gemini) and an execution model (eg. glm 4.6, flash models, etc) workflow that I've tried. All three of these will let you live in
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by baconner 9mo ago
That's a nice idea, so nice in fact that it already existed as 18F until they closed it under the guise of efficiency earlier this year and are now starting over.
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by baconner 10mo ago
Its not hard to distugush individual pictures that contain trackable attributes like a license plate number from building a large scale database of them for sale. Or making such a database not legal to sell access to without removing that i
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by baconner 6y ago
It's pretty sad watching all the comments here calling this suggestion mccarthyism, witch hunt, etc. Police departments should be doing this and holding their employees to a high standard that's not a witch hunt that's common
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by baconner 9y ago
I do agree. It can work and when you've put the time into designing it to work then it can feel fairly magical, but there's a point at which you feel like you're almost pre-creating all the queries for users.
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by baconner 9y ago
this here. I've spent the last couple of years working on a similar data discovery style product and after a lot of playing around with concepts I think semi-natural language descriptions typed and also generated based on your manual d
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by baconner 9y ago
My experience with this is it's more of a gimmick. It's cool when it works but most of the time I've found it simpler and more accurate to just select the data you want.
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by baconner 9y ago
They've got all the building blocks really. For instance check out sand dance https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/research/project/sanddance/ It's just that Microsoft is so focused on getting you i
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by baconner 9y ago
To be fair I also use a VPN a lot of the time with adblocking. That does speed up a lot of high ad sites. Bugwise though I've had the same issues over a couple of different phones.
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by baconner 9y ago
Your hypothetical there assumes that AMP actually works well. My experience is it's got painful usability issues at least on android chrome. The worst one I see all the time is scrolling down to actually read the AMP page frequently re
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by baconner 10y ago
The cost isn't the only issue though. You still have to somehow get to the DMV to get it and oops many Texas DMVs were closed in poorer Democrat leaning areas so it's now a time consuming and expensive journey to go get it. Might
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by baconner 10y ago
OK, but even if you disregard voter ID (others have explained that issue well here already) the Republican party has engaged in a large number of other methods to supress votes. Fighting to overturn parts of the voting rights act , Gerryma
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by baconner 10y ago
Ha, no I do not. Defining the one true way is the domain of the religious.
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by baconner 10y ago
You're putting a lot of beliefs and faith in my mouth there. I don't have supreme belief in anything. I just think it's extremely unlikely that any faith founded on magic is true and some kind of magic is a common thread in r
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by baconner 10y ago
Oops. I have been working on a lot of multitenant applications lately. Also I don't speak so good.
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by baconner 10y ago
not my intent. I might tell another atheist to go read the definition of the word which is very narrow, but i wont tell them that being an atheist means you have to subscribe to any additional beliefs. that's my point.
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by baconner 10y ago
Oh also... This is not true of aethism either > the belief in one true way to understand reality Again, there are no tenants of atheism, no rules, no insistence that there's only one way everyone should define reality. We just don&#
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by baconner 10y ago
My experience is most atheists are a lot more educated about the wide variety of religious beliefs than the religious who tend to just stick with whatever their parents believe. That's anecdotal but I think it's natural to go find
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by baconner 10y ago
>Also, in the realm of morality, everything atheism purports to be true is completely optional. Well, no. Atheism does not purport anything to be true at all. It's a lack of belief in one thing. I don't understand why that&#x27
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by baconner 10y ago
I don't see a lot of audio issues, but tons of problems with screen sharing and video. My company has about 4000 users in 100+ countries so maybe it's bandwidth/scale in part. i see a lot of stuff like skypefb crashes or does
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by baconner 10y ago
Ha you got me there

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