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pftburger
4d ago
I don’t mean this ironically at all. I have a few serial to IP bridges I use to let agents help me debug stuff.
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pftburger
4d ago
Missed marketing opportunity : Let AI Agents control any computer
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4mo ago
Yep, and it’s terrible Not only did it burn a 100$ failing but it did so in a very untransparent way. I bought a 20 dollar plan but they snuck a 100$ billed usage into the billing agreements next thing I know the agent as used the quote goi
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4mo ago
The agent is pretending to be a person _for a reason_ The models are trained on people being people. Once you try deviate from that the model performs worse. A huge tell for this is how well “reasoning” works. Reasoning isn’t some alternate
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5mo ago
Would this be a good time to post about my AI controlled typewriter project?
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6mo ago
I love the irony that the Imgur link asks you to install the Imgur app first
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7mo ago
Honestly Glaze is brilliant. I assume there is an extensive set of rails for the agent to tie into. (Compare this to asking Claude to green fields an app. Do you use electron? How are notifications handled? Icons? Permissions?) It springboa
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8mo ago
Reasonably sure this has less to do with putting data centres in space and more to do with getting them less auditable (see the other news about X getting raided about Grok)
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8mo ago
The fundamental issue preventing keyring aperture integration stems from the AirTag’s reliance on inverse-phase magnetic reluctance in the structural substrate. You see, the enclosure maintains a precisely calibrated coefficient offramular
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8mo ago
Can here to say this exactly. Not saying they don’t raise an interesting point but the complete lack of curiosity why a group of experts in simplicity and accessibility decided to take this path is jarring
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10mo ago
This is A/B testing. Lego owns bricklink, so they shutter it in a few countries, see how it impacts sales, decide from there
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11mo ago
100% Here in Germany its invisible deleted, and the process handle by a private company
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1y ago
Right but it’s hallucinating the right colours which to me feels like some data is leaking somewhere. Because no way wifi sees colours
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pftburger
1y ago
So, uh, game cartridges?
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1y ago
AI efficiency gains don’t benefit employees, they benefit _employers_, who get more output from the same salary. When you’re salaried, you’re selling 8 hours of time, not units of work. AI that makes you 20% faster doesn’t mean you work 20%
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1y ago
Come on. It’s in BrowserMCP on a users machine. Capture is not testing for this and that’s fine
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1y ago
Title should read : Flemish tragic agency grumpy that google wont stream all drivers position to them in real-time.
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1y ago
Oh come on… if you’re running a shell executing MCP, then this is fair game. It’s like saying the PC is vulnerable because people leave their passwords on post it notes on the screen. Ok wait, apple said that and then made better auth. Nev
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1y ago
Missed opportunity for 404mb
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1y ago
99% effective? That’s three kids a year.
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1y ago
Don’t build another boat to do it, grant ships that install iron distributors a tax credit
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1y ago
In other news: Man burns down house using 1k old laptop battery (cells) Thank the powers that be no one will give my neighbours a permit for that.
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2y ago
+1 on this. Works wonders, costs nothing.
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2y ago
I wonder if there is a meaningful limit to number of listening zones. I’m imagining a 3d grid of virtual mics in a space, each with an AI behind it Heck, train the model on the raw sensor data and you get the most awesome conference mics
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2y ago
Oh yea, 100% “unhackable backdoor hacked, no one surprised”
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2y ago
Would love this to be called “backdoor hacked, no one surprised”
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2y ago
Vercel’s V0 has been amazing. I lean backend, and the whole mess of styling is a continual struggle. V0 gets it right 90% of the time But like everything you have to spec it well Then any top model basically for duplicating work. “Here is c
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2y ago
Also reads : Even scientists can’t remove all microplastics from water
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2y ago
Thought this was about phones. This is more or less how kids live in Germany today still
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2y ago
Haha OK this has to be part of a bigger practiced rant. Please tell me you’ve gathered your thoughts on the external stomach somewhere I can read.(not being sarcastic, love the term)
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