sippeangelo

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by sippeangelo 9d ago
I wrongly assumed I was below version 10.10.7 and tried to "upgrade" to it first as the migration guide said, but this completely blew up and the db migrations failed. I then tried to skip straight to 12 and that also crashed on s
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Claude Preserved thinking – Modifying a conversation now results in an error(platform.claude.com)
2 points by sippeangelo 15d ago|0 comments
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by sippeangelo 15d ago
I really don't see how that is an option, as if appending to the system prompt was ever enough to override previous instructions. Their example isn't very confidence inspiring either: "The user switched the workspace to read-
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by sippeangelo 15d ago
These draconian "Preserved Thinking" measures they're taking are going to be an absolute pain in the ass. This alone is enough for me to move our API use off their platform entirely. It's a HUGE breaking change that they
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by sippeangelo 17d ago
Worse: Claude installed packages by just typing versions into package.json instead of running `pnpm install x`, then when running `pnpm install`, discovering that the package versions are too new and incompatible due to the default `minimum
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by sippeangelo 26d ago
I was subscribed to Kagi for a while but cancelled because there was no subscription for JUST search that didn't include their inferior AI assistant. Why am I paying for it?
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by sippeangelo 1mo ago
"Strong signs of recovery" is a crazy way to describe the status of a computer system. Wow.
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by sippeangelo 1mo ago
The title is actually "Wiz Red Agent Finds Its Way Into Snowflake’s Internal Jira Due to an AI-Generated GitHub Copilot Autofix"
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by sippeangelo 1mo ago
The harness gives the model the barbed wire fence but also the bolt cutters. I think it's a pretty apt analogy.
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by sippeangelo 1mo ago
I've given up because half the help links in the control panel leads to a bing search without any helpful results at all
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by sippeangelo 1mo ago
None of this is true. The point of "just CLI" is that LLMs are infinitely more trained on working CLI tools. There doesn't need to be real CLI tools behind the harness, as long as the interface is CLI-like.
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by sippeangelo 2mo ago
It gives "Bleeb is now Scrumple! Snap me on Simpr! We're excited to share that Gringl will merge with Jigglify!"
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by sippeangelo 2mo ago
This is truly some proper slop. The "PRODUCTION RATE BY COMPANY SIZE" graph has bars that start offset from the text underneath them, which LOOKS like a mistake that happened due to word wrap, but if you visibly compare the 54% to
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by sippeangelo 3mo ago
Seriously, what is the threat model here?
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by sippeangelo 3mo ago
deno desktop ships in Deno v2.9.0 and is not in a stable release yet. To try it now, run deno upgrade canary to install the canary build. The command, configuration keys, and TypeScript APIs may still change before the feature is stabl
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by sippeangelo 3mo ago
I'd say it's still better than "dotnet"
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by sippeangelo 3mo ago
The theory that they broadcast communication on a band near GPS in order to discourage jamming of their early warning system sounds likely. Flexing the ability to jam GPS is pointless, since it's obvious that any state actor who has m
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by sippeangelo 4mo ago
This reads like the most blatant attempt yet to strip away our freedoms in the name of mass surveillance! If you wanted to use a VPN to bypass age verification in the EU, you wouldn't use an EU VPN in the first place! They can't b
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by sippeangelo 5mo ago
We know it's simple to detect someone's heartbeat from just colour changes of ones skin in a regular video taken with a phone camera. Wouldn't this be trivial with military level IR tech? Sounds way more likely than some amaz
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by sippeangelo 5mo ago
Just recently I've compiled my side-project Rust game engine to WASM and it runs beautifully in the browser, as well as SSH2 to have a fully featured SSH implementation in the browser over a websocket transport. It can obviously do ama
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by sippeangelo 5mo ago
That's why I'm so puzzled to why Composer doesn't work better when they have the ability to train it from scratch for their agent harness! Yet it still fails to apply edits, gets confused why it can't call some commands
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by sippeangelo 5mo ago
It definitely feels sufficient for questions and planning, but it is surprisingly lacking in the actual coding department once you go for edits that need changes in multiple files. Which is surprising considering they should have been able
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by sippeangelo 5mo ago
That's a hefty payday for a model that barely functions! Every time I run out of API credits and get kicked back to Composer 2 I feel like I'm better off just packing up for the rest of the month. I feel like we're finally at
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by sippeangelo 5mo ago
Crypto has been an awful development in many ways, but I happily welcome it when it has made malware so much more benign to me. The last malware that affected me personally was a crypto miner worm, and the one before that was a crypto walle
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by sippeangelo 5mo ago
Then why 8 instead of 3?
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by sippeangelo 6mo ago
Then maybe it shouldn't be done? What??
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by sippeangelo 6mo ago
Some Chinese sources sell modded Nvidia GPUs with extra VRAM. They're quite affordable in comparison to even a Mac Pro.
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by sippeangelo 6mo ago
I went on to install this, but it seems very US centric, which isn't apparent in anything else than the domain name. The maps only cover the US, you can only download English dumps of Wikipedia, etc. It's not the biggest deal if y
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by sippeangelo 6mo ago
4chan is clearly operating in the US. The UK can easily cut the overseas cables and fix the problem!
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by sippeangelo 6mo ago
I'm having a hard time understanding what this is. I was hoping it would be tools to manage secrets for AI agents, but it looks more like an "Enterprise trojan" type snitch for when your employees use AI tools and passwords a

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