medbrane

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by medbrane 5mo ago
>here's no mechanism for progressive disclosure of parts of the tool's abilities In fact there is: https://platform.claude.com/docs/en/agents-and-tools/tool-us... If the special tool search tool
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by medbrane 9mo ago
Indeed, the reconnect behavior is described in the protocol and the server will simply resume from the requested sequence id.
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by medbrane 10mo ago
But hey, your fridge is now more secure because blockchain (I'm not kidding, it's in the press release)
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by medbrane 1y ago
Indeed, the article would have been correct one year ago. Now, modern LLM APIs do require the tools to be described outside the prompt [1]. This negates the whole article, although one bit where he's right is that it does not matter if
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by medbrane 1y ago
That was in 2022, before LLMs, and they "lost" as in they had to pay back $482 USD.
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by medbrane 1y ago
>one of the oldest Western traditions is to demonize Russia and Russian people Would you blame them? Who cares is something good happens now in Russia while they are brutally murdering their neighbors? Nobody cares whether Hitler was gre
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by medbrane 1y ago
>Broadly speaking, Russian historians are generally of the opinion that the Holodomor did not constitute a genocide. Among Ukrainian historians the general opinion is that it did constitute a genocide. https://en.wikipedia.org
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by medbrane 1y ago
No support for long, streaming interactions, like a terminal
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by medbrane 1y ago
An endpoint implementing this protocol would describe the agent and its capabilities, including examples. So I guess you could index that and create a discovery service.
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by medbrane 1y ago
But MCP doesn't claim to address agent to agent communication, right?
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by medbrane 1y ago
That's dependent on the particular LLM one uses. But it can be a json with the tool name and the payload for the tool.
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by medbrane 3y ago
But not for gpt3.5 family.
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by medbrane 3y ago
Indeed, a reduced prompt size is unlikely to compensate for 8x inference cost increase. Also fine tuning OpenAI's black box with data generated using gpt4 does not really require a lot more skills than prompt engineering.
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by medbrane 4y ago
But serverside tracking without consent would still be illegal, right? GDPR does not make a difference between cookies and other mechanisms.
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by medbrane 4y ago
What you ask for is now possible using Next.js and the new React Server Side components. Check the link in the sibling comment tree.
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by medbrane 5y ago
Note that you have to configure that on each device separately.
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by medbrane 5y ago
https://www.aljazeera.com/amp/news/2020/12/11/china-to-renew...
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by medbrane 6y ago
They do a lot better than a hypothetical Facebook store, which Epic suit would make possible.
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by medbrane 7y ago
>but don't assume you will be protected from coronavirus 100%. Washing hands does not protects you 100% so why bother?
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by medbrane 7y ago
>because they're concerned about the efficacy of tests other countries are running. That's rich. I understand that the US developed test had a lot more issues that the standard not-invented-here one. And a lot of countries do t
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by medbrane 7y ago
So you are saying that the opposite (a long position) is advisable? But that would make the current investors behavior a rational one, right?
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by medbrane 7y ago
After 5 hours you can put then in the case for charging: > 5 minutes in the case provides around 1 hour of listening. Together with the case Apple quotes 24h.
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by medbrane 7y ago
They also keep it after you eventually opt out.
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by medbrane 7y ago
They have this question in the page: > If I participate in the program, is there any personal information in the data collected? ..then they proceed to tell you what they don't collect. You can read between the lines that yes, they