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by frangonf 6d ago
There's also this setting here which I have set to 'Do not train on my content' even though I trust it the same as the 'allow training' one... https://privacy.openai.com/policies/en/?modal=
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by frangonf 8d ago
I've imagined bugs releasing magic smoke faster than usual.
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by frangonf 8d ago
Openclaw creator Peter Steinberg was in talks with Zuck at the beginning of the year before choosing to work for Openai. I think Meta limiting factor for this product was lack of agentic capable models which they fixed now with aggressive
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by frangonf 8d ago
Around 20s saved by eating on those \n\n.
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by frangonf 11d ago
For evaluating subs you have to put the money and try by yourself to get your own measurement, since the subs quotas and new models are always changing and overall info is unreliable. 20$ of Codex/Google/Chinese gives you some fai
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by frangonf 16d ago
I would start by using AI to port the tangled mess into as much a tidy IaC as possible, with git backed declarative config tools, to prepare the safe ground where agents have context, can get loose and easily review, lint/check or test
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by frangonf 28d ago
I had the project already starred, I lurk around the sandbox space from time to time, and the project it's a few months old and was already discoverable and in a usable state before today.
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by frangonf 1mo ago
Everything you think will be recorded via neural decoding from your meta smart glasses and apple neural headsets in the near future.
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by frangonf 2mo ago
Autonomous kamikaze drones don't need spools.
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by frangonf 2mo ago
I am a heavy viber that uses a lot of resources in github now after LLMs compared with pre-LLMs for my personal projects. I find great that there are places that are still human first and sensible about community and free software instead
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by frangonf 2mo ago
I read that data centers in Frankfurt use 40% of city energy, and seems that some fossil fuel based workarounds are being pushed. I hope we do better than the US in the energy and data center gold rush.
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by frangonf 2mo ago
Is this the model trained on Meta "draftees"? Are we seeing this in the jump on JobBench?
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by frangonf 2mo ago
I enjoy: The Pragmatic Engineer, Peterman Podcast, Rate Limited, State of Agentic Coding and linkarzu.
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by frangonf 3mo ago
Surprising that the banking industry has not come up yet with the AI native consumer product loan for GPUs.
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by frangonf 3mo ago
I never write thanks specially if we are finishing. If there are no more interactions is simply wasting money. But when adding new messages I almost always start with "ok great, now let's continue with..." when previous job i
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by frangonf 3mo ago
Meta is also going at it [0], which inevitably makes me ponder some orwellian questions for the near future: If I bring my pet mouse to the cinema and my friend scans the movie back using his apple ifmri does the DRM still holds or will the
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by frangonf 3mo ago
I tend to specify oss/free/self hosted solutions when looking for things and it usually get appropiate results. I think if commercial options are more popular and more present in training the bias is kinda expected. Eg when asking
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by frangonf 3mo ago
Safetyxploitation seems to be the key selling keyword for "old" business. Management won't approve any proposal without less than 100 safety mentions.
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by frangonf 3mo ago
I always thought that the donate tokens thing would be done by sending some tokens from your personal sub to the maintainer's pool with some sort of proxy for tokens with rules, in a more direct way without doing it in cash, but yeah t
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by frangonf 3mo ago
I saw it the other day in the release notes and I'm definitely setting this up since I already use mise for many of my global tools and projects. Some months ago I ported part of my git bare repo to chezmoi but never really picked it u
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by frangonf 3mo ago
The best I can do now (in absence of this machine) is trying to remember we are already slowly dying day by day, and that we can drop dead in any instant. But even using this machine I think I would easily forget about my own mortality and
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by frangonf 3mo ago
A serious AI-native founder should not waste time reading this brochures, they should make agentic loops instead where their agents autonomously read and produce brochures for their brochure first, product second startups.
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by frangonf 3mo ago
So it's a model that's sovereign as in sovereign kingdom of the Netherlands vs sovereign for the people's?
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by frangonf 3mo ago
Maybe it was needed until recently and today the scale and monopoly is sufficiently well oiled that a couple 1M$/month programmers with some clankers can ship some new buttons and keep it running?
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by frangonf 3mo ago
I was on Claude Code the past year, now I use chinese models, but I've used Cursor and they have an ok pricing offering today because of their mix of sota models with usage based pricing along with their Kimi based Composer model with
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by frangonf 3mo ago
In the web I use Vimium, I tried mouseless in the past and loved the idea but it just didn't click with me. Now I use a lot a mouse layer in zmk and also a trackball.
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by frangonf 3mo ago
Happy customer here. Found you last month while looking for searxng and related alternatives for API search with clankers in a personal setting.
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by frangonf 4mo ago
I went fro regular keyboard to happy user of (slightly modified) Glorious Engrammer here. I use qwerty and I'm really not a fast typist, but the "primitives" and thought put on this layout, from home row mods timings, pinch m
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by frangonf 4mo ago
Having grown up with an unreliable sluggish gsm dial up connection when the web was already getting heavier payloads, and forced to have developed the virtue of patience and love of progress bars, I think this might work with latency intran
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by frangonf 4mo ago
They are targeting the kind of makers that use Excel and Teams more than make.

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