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ma2kx
3d ago
We will soon see some kind of self replicating prompts. Might be crafted by some malicious actors or just caught in some accidental loop. That doesnt assume any consciousness. Its still a program following its instructions like a biological
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ma2kx
3d ago
why not just learn terraform and k8s and get all those features for free? The overhead of a simple k3s setup to bind a couple nodes into a cluster is similar to docker compose but you can manage and debug all your container and pods on a si
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ma2kx
3d ago
The funny thing about Revolut is, that they send you from the same "no-reply" address your payment receipts and a ton of spam. There is no link in the spam do stop it and no obvious scheme in the header which would allow to filter
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4d ago
But those people who doesn't slop their app them self seem to let their llms install appslop from github en masse. At least that's what I conclude after looking at some recent 50k+ star repositories.
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4d ago
I'm somewhat confused. Its an interesting posting but I'm not sure if I understood exactly where he was going with his "policy as code". He concludes "policy-as-code produce enterprise coherence with no central arch
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5d ago
At least they seem still provide results for my searxng instance. I mean sure, they are horrible but duckduckgo just blocks most queries (and I'm the only person using the ip / seraxng instance)... Next i'll do is to implemen
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8d ago
In my opinion the biggest advantage of podman is that it uses pods with basically the same config and behavior as kubernetes does. As long as you just use podman pods instead (or possibly via) compose files you likely just notice that only
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9d ago
I don't see much hope since I last explored some github repositories. There was a time when a successful repo had about 10 - 20k stars and usually those older repos stay around this level. But now there is a ton of vibe coded slop 50k
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9d ago
Since I bought early this year out of curiosity the z.AI pro plan for $30 / month its mainly glm-5.2. I prefer it over 5.3 and 5.3-flash because it feels more verbose and answers questions more detailed, where the newer ones feel to me
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9d ago
Looks like hand coded. Kudos for that!
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9d ago
That's maybe the case if you always use the most popular framework and restrict your environment to a basic setup. But as soon as you e.g. build a website with SolidJS, Bulma and vite++ (vp), at least the models I tried are all the tim
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10d ago
It's not only that it'll become more difficult to monitor a single LLM but that also all the instances share exactly the same "collective unconsciousness". Like you develop some paranoid gibberish fantasy language that o
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11d ago
After some beers yesterday I had the idea, what if there's a hidden semantic layer. So their communication is not encrypted by our understanding of cryptographic methods but more like shared mechanism of building the latent space. Some
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12d ago
I mean it wasnt found by OpenAI and there are a myriad of dead bulletin boards around the internet. This one just happened to still have an admin.
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12d ago
I'm pretty sure its more secure than OpenAIs sandbox... yet that still doenst mean I would trusted an app vibecoded by Claude...
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12d ago
Not that I didnt expect this, but really? This basically confirms that OpenAI has no idea what their "swarm" was doing for about a week and now its confirmed that at least one "message board" exists outside their "s
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13d ago
Nice, but would be even nicer if we saw such ideas in games.
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13d ago
Sounds like philosophical zombies. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philosophical_zombie
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13d ago
In general the advantage of MCP would be the possibility for a fine grained control over the tools the agent is allowed to use. But unfortunately there is a myriad of nightmarish awful mcp servers around which are worse than direct API acce
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13d ago
I guess Cerebras didnt intend the model for agentic coding but rather for small one shot task like title generation. At least thats why I use the free tier for.
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13d ago
Thats not the point if you choose Cerebras as provider.
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17d ago
And if you prefer ipv6 you can as well just ping -6 ff02::1%eth0 (or eno1 or whatever your devices name in the particular subnet is) and receive all fe80 addresses of other hosts in the subnet. Also, why is he talking about "ethernet&q
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17d ago
In my opinion its just psychological hygiene. Even though its just a statistical predictor, treating it harshly just conditions me in treating other entities also harsh. > Try inserting a few jokes, puns etc into a conversation and you&#
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17d ago
I know at least about the first paper. But I'm pretty sure that heavily depends on the model and I'm not sure how reproducible those studies were. I for myself use the trick to ask the model, after I explained what it has to do, w
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18d ago
True, but thats explains why the gap is so huge at the moment. There are some experienced (in coding) devs with a talent in using agent, inexperienced devs with talent, experienced devs without talent and inexperienced devs without talent.
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18d ago
It's the same with any tool. You can buy the most expensive drill but if its used by an inexperienced worker, the only result will be more wrong drilled holes.
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18d ago
> AI is already better than most developers. A tool can only be as good as the person who use it.
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18d ago
I really want to agree but the arguments he brings up make that extremely hard > Also, it seems that many don’t want to learn but instead expect to have all understanding outsourced to LLMs. Many seniors have noticed this and have stoppe
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19d ago
That's exactly why I'm migrating all my secrets to infisical (of course I guess there are many other provider as well), securing my ssh keys with Ubikey and in general "refactor" my security concept. Still much today and
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20d ago
I don't know yet. May be its a trade of for agentic skills in favor of language skills. GLM5.3 feels also heavily benchmaxxed compared to 5.2.
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