frankacter

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by frankacter 7d ago
A strange game. The only winning move is not to play.
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by frankacter 11d ago
At least on windows, closing chrome doesn't close the system tray process which keeps Chrome and Gemini prestaged and cached. Wonder if OP is experiencing a version of that on his Mac?
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Tesla opens "Help us grow out fleet" after opening robotaxi to the public(tesla.com)
2 points by frankacter 13d ago|2 comments
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by frankacter 13d ago
Today Tesla held an event in Austin to officially launch Robotaxi to the public with no steering wheel or pedals. You can find the event video here: https://x.com/SawyerMerritt/status/2095687786309341612 They&#x27
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by frankacter 13d ago
It's not clear what your full pipe is from your description, but if you're utilizing your Google Pro bundled quota via 3rd party tooling in any way, then you'd be vulnerable to consequences.
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by frankacter 18d ago
Again neither of those links indicated usage that violate TOS beyond being a major competitor. They indiacte their development staff are using it, and they access it via API, then then go on to say all the nefarious things they "could&
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by frankacter 19d ago
Your link doesn't suggest a violation of TOS, but rather a policy shift disallowing their major competitors to use their model for any use. That thread you linked suggested they were using it with cursor as part of their development pr
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by frankacter 21d ago
Seems X is balancing post visibility against bots, scraping, and some dark patterns that push people to sign in. Showing everything is not viable under those competing goals. So they have settled on: Show the post when someone has a direct
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by frankacter 22d ago
You still have access to local council posts, without logging in. You need to log in to view the follow up discussions(comments) a subtle but important distinction For example you can view the main post and included links in incognito not l
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by frankacter 28d ago
>There was a moment in time when Instagram use to show this disclaimer "You're all caught up with the posts". This still exists and I get it every day. It is the floor for my feed. I have to refresh or close the app and re
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by frankacter 1mo ago
Because Android does not just run on Pixel devices, and the level of control you suggest isn't something that can be bolted on at the manufacturer level. They're slowly adding some of that functionality in, but obviously relies on
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by frankacter 1mo ago
> I can’t help but read it like ‘anus’ with an M in front of it. Duck Duck Go is really what's wrong with modern dating culture.
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The Voice Agent Builder(x.ai)
2 points by frankacter 2mo ago|0 comments
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by frankacter 3mo ago
I just tried this and it worked without issue. Some considerations: 1) tell it to extra t the data (in a new session) does that work? 2) if it doesn't, could there be something up with the PDF? As many commentors suggested, this works
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by frankacter 3mo ago
Yes, limiting the full scope of capabilities, which is why I differentiated between Mythos (unrestricted) from guardrailed. Main point being, we have no idea the measurable capabilities of this, it could be as great or better as unrestricte
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by frankacter 3mo ago
>No one commenting on the fact that oAI is releasing a Claude Mythos-class model - with apparent 0 restrictions or concerns by the US government We don't know that it is Mythos level, it could very well be at (guardrailed) Fable or
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by frankacter 3mo ago
According to Wash they are operationally profitable https://www.wsj.com/tech/ai/mind-blowing-growth-is-about-to-... Some question it https://www.wheresyoured.at/anthropics-profitability-swindle...
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US Government warned Anthropic Fable was jailbroken, but firm 'refused' to fix(tomshardware.com)
4 points by frankacter 3mo ago|2 comments
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by frankacter 3mo ago
Cheap. Fast. Good. Pick two. Colossus is the world's largest single, unified GPU cluster, all GPUs acting as one coherent supercomputer rather than fragmented pools or multi-site setups. They spun it up in a fraction of the time by all
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by frankacter 4mo ago
The answer remains, these rules do not specifically apply to only SpaceX, they apply to a range of companies that fit specific profiles. Timing happens to favor SpaceX, but will equally favor OpenAI, Anthropic and others within the same qua
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by frankacter 4mo ago
>Why does SpaceX warrant a change of existing trading rules? They don't, while timing certainly benefits, and potentially was triggered by them and OpenAI and Anthropic IPOs, these rules are not specific to only apply to SpaceX. FTS
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by frankacter 4mo ago
>First of all, this is not currently a bomb threat up until someone actually makes a threat. It makes sense from the perspective of zero tolerance. Any mention or reference is perceived as a threat regardless of additional actions taken.
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by frankacter 4mo ago
Tesla has offered insurance on their vehicles since 2019, if they did self-insure the robitaxis, likely they would extend it through their existing insurance program. https://www.tesla.com/insurance
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by frankacter 4mo ago
For this announcement, no. Some caveats, this is only for the robotaxi, not any personal owned self driving. Those remain level 2. This is obviously only in Texas. That said,fFor robotaxis, certainly for accidents that the robotaxi is deeme
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Tesla Self-Certifies Level 4 Autonomous Vehicles in Texas(notateslaapp.com)
18 points by frankacter 4mo ago|7 comments
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by frankacter 5mo ago
Some pros for us, in addition to bot protection. * global distributed caching of content. This reduces the static load on our servers and bandwidth usages to essentially 0, and since it is served at an end point closest to wherever the clie
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by frankacter 6mo ago
>Palantir maven uses Claude The pushback isn't that they use Anthropic, it is that you stated they used it "entirely", which is not true. Yes Anthropic is a priority model in their ecosystem and they are deeply embedded wi
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by frankacter 6mo ago
Agreed, which is why a $600 price point on a "budget laptop" targeting users running a web browser seems quite over priced.
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by frankacter 6mo ago
>Your amazon links are broken. Thanks. Fixed. >This isn't for people that really even care about performance. It's for people that want a laptop that works with their iPhone That was my conclusion to my comment in my origina
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by frankacter 6mo ago
I’m a bit confused about who this article is really for. The MacBook Neo starts at $600 so when I read: “MacBook Neo is built on an iPhone chip—the A18 Pro. It’s far less capable of running intensive tasks than any of Apple’s M‑series chips

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