maccam912

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by maccam912 15d ago
It's not clear that this came from a point in time dump, but like it has been getting harvested by someone for awhile. They may be deleting it, but by then a copy is made? Speculation after reading the article but that's what it s
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by maccam912 17d ago
We have MapQuest for this!
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by maccam912 27d ago
No, I think it's a warning like "don't feed it secrets". Like you get a model to use for free but in return you give up any illusion of your data being private.
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by maccam912 27d ago
Yeah these stealth models pop up from time to time. Openrouter knows, but doesn't share. Users can use a testing version of something for free and in return the provider generally is allowed to retain the prompts sent in to get real wo
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by maccam912 2mo ago
The recently discussed https://meshllm.cloud/ is the one I've been playing with but don't have the hardware to try with a model split between nodes, which apparently is supported and just not part of the public de
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by maccam912 2mo ago
I've been on this journey! I am definitely not doing it the easiest way, but I've got it deployed on Kubernetes with https://github.com/itzg/minecraft-server-charts and then use prism launcher on my kids comp
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by maccam912 2mo ago
I have a macbook pro, figured I'd see how easy it was to contribute some vram... And I can't overstate how easy it was. The swarm page thing had a little "join" button and said to run "mesh-llm --auto". And I d
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by maccam912 3mo ago
The UFC athletes were also topless...
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by maccam912 3mo ago
Same for me! I bet they use opus to synthesize the final answer somehow? Regardless, it was unexpected.
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by maccam912 3mo ago
Already happening. I was using Claude to check out sampler plugins and I'm sure it happens undetected, and it might have mentioned it with other versions, but Claude Opus 4.8, being it's helpful, honest self, told me that one of t
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by maccam912 5mo ago
One could start doing tours of their city to show tourists where each and every camera is. They're kinda small though, it might be worth a strong laser pointer so you can direct their attention to the cameras easily...
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by maccam912 5mo ago
If I am understanding correctly you are seeing https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crater_chain which are craters caused by debris blasted out when another crater is formed.
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by maccam912 6mo ago
I don't think Anthropic has a problem with you using a regular pay-per-token API key with opencode. The issue is letting someone use their "Log in with Claude" as if it were a regular API key.
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by maccam912 6mo ago
I've had a good experience with https://github.com/obra/superpowers . At first glance this looks similar. Has anyone tried both who can offer a comparison?
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by maccam912 7mo ago
I don't have one going but I do get the appeal. One example might be that it is prompted behind the scenes every time an email comes in and it sorts it, unsubscribes from spam, other tedious stuff you have to do now that is annoying bu
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by maccam912 7mo ago
I liked the part about attention being the scarce resource now. Everyone is competing for your attention. But then I see a world in which openclaw is managing emails for people and searching the internet for them and shopping in their behal
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by maccam912 7mo ago
It's often used as a way to verify identity. Historically it's been one of the more secret pieces of information about someone, so while name and birthday are not very secret, if someone wanted to steal an identity, it's gene
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by maccam912 7mo ago
WSPR on HF makes sense down here on the surface of the planet because certain ranges of frequencies (not the same range always, but generally always within HF) can bounce off of upper atmosphere layers and pinball back and forth to get sign
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by maccam912 8mo ago
I essentially do this but on a state surplus auctions site. It's just a scheduled action which searches for something, e.g. old Lego kits, once a week. Usually nothing comes up but at least once there are kits I know about it.
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by maccam912 8mo ago
But then brands could buy their own products back for cheaper and just get a real life infinite money glitch?
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by maccam912 8mo ago
To answer the question a different way, I think you are asking how we know the proof actually matches the description the human provided? And I'd say we can't know for sure, but the idea is that you can pretty concisely write and
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by maccam912 9mo ago
Y'all, we need to get away from calling everything written by an LLM "slop". To me, slop is text for the purpose of padding content or getting clicks or whatever. Whether or not this was written in full or in part or 100% by
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by maccam912 10mo ago
What are those gripes? If I don't have anyone else who would use it, but would hang out in a public chat room, it didn't seem like reticulum was the right choice for that? You need destinations on things?
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by maccam912 10mo ago
Heres one I found: search for "spaceweather" and you get weather for East Derry, New Hampshire. Definitely not space. The results I need are one and two for links below, but a friend pointed out that there is an astronaut (Alan Sh
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by maccam912 11mo ago
There's also the backup C2 path though, via google calendar. Wayyy less of a red flag.
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by maccam912 11mo ago
We had some trouble casting YouTube to the TV just now. I checked downdetector on a hunch and yup.
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by maccam912 11mo ago
related/duplicate https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45506268 I think.
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by maccam912 1y ago
I don't think so, because multiple tokens might match. If it needs a comma as the next character, but you have tokens for `, "blah` and `, "foo` you still want to leave those on the table.
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by maccam912 1y ago
I was excited for awhile about this project, but sadly it is not maintained. For scratching the same itch (for me it's traffic mainly that is somehow interesting) you might want to look at https://github.com/Uriopass&#x
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by maccam912 1y ago
That's how I read it too, but the record is only for hottest June 24th of all the June 24ths since 1888. So yeah it's 1/number of years or so but we get 365 attempts at that a year to have this headline.

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