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by s3p 4d ago
Maybe I can help with the curiosity - his own experience is probably that astra is close to fable, not miles ahead of it. Everyone has an opinion, and some people don't trust the benchmaxxed stats. Some of us just try it for our use ca
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by s3p 7d ago
*Less money please.
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by s3p 11d ago
Noticed they did the pelican test at 2:00 @simonw
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GPT 6 Astra for Developers [video](youtube.com)
2 points by s3p 11d ago|1 comments
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by s3p 12d ago
Perfect so tell me who is responsible for every agent everywhere
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by s3p 14d ago
Yup, exactly what I noticed. And I do think the content is really cool but the writing, the section titles, the entire site design, it all reminds me of ai :( Not to say anything negative about the author though, im sure this took a long t
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by s3p 15d ago
But they have to make money. Else they go away. I don't understand how people think Mozilla can just exist and be permanently solvent forever
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by s3p 19d ago
do you think 100% of anthropic employees are citizens?
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by s3p 19d ago
The majority of voters who voted for president got the president they wanted. With a president comes admin of all these agencies. So yeah they voted for this.
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by s3p 22d ago
>Then they link them to your MS/Apple account, IP addresses, and the extended social-graph of all computers that were ever in the same room or shared the same bluetooth speaker. Did it get revealed that Apple did that? This is news
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by s3p 22d ago
This is a pretty privileged take, isn't it? What's the alternative? What if you work at literally any Fortune 500 company?
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by s3p 23d ago
Yes but with gemini specifically they said that pro was still in training. And the comparison isn't really atrocious unless Gemini 3.5 Pro is worse than Gemini 3.5 flash
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by s3p 23d ago
It's a funny comparison. Comparing the empathy of some software to the empathy of a company. It's like saying my car was more empathetic than my school. How can those two objects even be compared is what i am wondering
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by s3p 23d ago
What other glaring point? I'm confused.
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by s3p 24d ago
I guess this is a fine reply but just seeing your earlier comment, mentioning there are tons of glitching tools out there, I would've hoped to hear about some specifics here. Just my 2c
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by s3p 24d ago
This is a copy and paste of my other comment on this post but here you go: "Amazon fused the bootrom shut" Seeing as its not a physical thing, I wonder how they did that Edit: sorry, this stuff just keeps annoying me. I'm add
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by s3p 24d ago
Is it? I don't feel exhausted at all. What does exhaust me is reading content that reeks of AI isms that I have yet to see a human organically reproduce. Whether or not someone calls that out in the comments seems to be a smaller deal
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by s3p 24d ago
"Amazon fused the bootrom shut" Seeing as its not a physical thing, I wonder how they did that Edit: sorry, this stuff just keeps annoying me. I'm adding more >"Amazon did ship the fix in June 2024’s Fire OS 7.3.2.9 b
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by s3p 26d ago
This seems like a very one sided view honestly. You could also say that, these days, the federal government can’t even manage to indict their political enemies, because DOJ under the current admin keeps getting laughed out of court.
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by s3p 1mo ago
Two party consent states are important IMO because if one person records, one person controls the facts. They could release a snippet of the call. But if you get an audible notification that the call is being recorded, you might record it t
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by s3p 1mo ago
I wish the article talked more about how the machine actually worked. It seemed pretty simplistic and glossed over most of the details, but now I'm really curious and want answers lol.
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by s3p 1mo ago
I'd trust the judgement on an open source maintainer on how to best maintain their code. Your comment seems like it was made out of genuine concern but I think you need a lawyer too before you can argue this with certainty
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by s3p 1mo ago
MV3 is severely limited in what it can do. One example that blew my mind is that chrome happily renders webpages immediately after application launch, while extensions are still loading. Firefox, in contrast, doesn't let the network
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by s3p 1mo ago
It's not shade the article is just paywalled
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by s3p 1mo ago
Looking for the answer to this myself as well. Seems like a bit of conjecture
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by s3p 1mo ago
Are you sure ejaculated is the right word to use for that
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by s3p 2mo ago
> We are lucky that it wasn't a case of an agent running a virology lab benchmark that decides to hack a lab and tries to synthesize something. Help me understand how a text-based model could somehow physically construct a string of
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by s3p 2mo ago
Going to bet now that it never gets banned. Will come back in a few weeks to see the result :)
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by s3p 2mo ago
I didn't understand it
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by s3p 2mo ago
>That's just wrong. I use android, my partner uses ios. If he creates the passkey in safari, There. You just violated the premise of his point, that you use a password manager that syncs to all your devices.

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