superturkey650

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by superturkey650 1mo ago
I think he’s saying that’s it’s dense and _too_ full of meaning. So, while terse, it can also hide extra meaning in its density.
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by superturkey650 6mo ago
No, but MCPs aren’t free to build either. So if you need to build an API on top, why would you build an MCP instead of using one of the existing standards that both LLMs and humans already know how to work with?
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by superturkey650 6mo ago
But the agent harness is still handling the session token for you either way. MCP might be an easy way for agent harness creators to abstract the issue away, but I don’t want to lose all REST conventions just to make it a little easier for
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by superturkey650 6mo ago
All MCP adds is a session token. How is that not already a solved problem?
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by superturkey650 7mo ago
Isn’t that point of design docs and not the commit log?
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by superturkey650 7mo ago
Yup. I’ve been using CLIs with skills that define some common workflows I use and then just tell Claude to use —help for understanding how to use it. Works perfectly and I end up writing the documentation in a way that I would for any other
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by superturkey650 7mo ago
How do you manage auth for services that use OAuth? I’ve been wrapping the agent’s curl calls in a small cli that handles the auth but I’m wondering if other people have come up with something lighter/more portable.
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by superturkey650 8mo ago
This is what I’ve been doing too. Give the LLM a link to an OAS for an API and let it use curl for everything after that. I don’t even wrap the API or use restish all, the LLM knows how to use curl well enough. This lets me add quick skills
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by superturkey650 9mo ago
But _T_wo is also before _F_our
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by superturkey650 1y ago
Why can’t he discriminate on political affiliation?
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by superturkey650 2y ago
I don’t believe you’re being against a specific person, so you don’t have a 1-1 incentive based on the bet you’re placing.
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by superturkey650 2y ago
My cattle dog will be begging for food and giving me all the looks that she's hungry, but if I put a bowl of food down and then grabbed a ball she wouldn't give the bowl a second glance. I can't even give her a treat for brin
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by superturkey650 2y ago
I think the most likely case is that electricity prices go down but demand goes up as devices more eagerly use power so you end up with an electricity bill that stays consistent.
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by superturkey650 2y ago
Children of Time by Adrian Tchaikovsky explores exactly this, though less lost and more accidental exalter.
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by superturkey650 2y ago
Isn’t that what government grants essentially already are?
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by superturkey650 2y ago
Depends on if the computer programs might respond in an interesting way or if my comment might help them respond in an interesting way in the future. Same as when interacting with humans, I guess.
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by superturkey650 2y ago
The biggest cause of regime change seems to be the succession of power and the fears around change occurring during succession of power. A ruler dying through old age is a common source of regime change in history as people with varying int
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by superturkey650 2y ago
It also seems to remove my ability to contextualize things which means I can't find flaws in my understanding of something as easily. This works for both good/euphoric things, where I feel like I know something (but really I can&#
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by superturkey650 2y ago
I don’t think it’s a very valid concern, but LLMs can already do a limited level of reasoning to create information not directly loaded into them. Sometimes that reasoning is even correct! The idea here would be that even if you didn’t load
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by superturkey650 2y ago
Not who you’re replying to, but that’s what I have been doing for about 15 years now.
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by superturkey650 2y ago
This is for how visible the solar panels are to people, not for how much sun they will get.
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by superturkey650 2y ago
They’re empowered to regulate the instruments and compounds used within medical procedures though.
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by superturkey650 2y ago
Why do you say there is a finite amount of work needed? There might be, at any one time, a finite amount of work someone is willing to pay x > 0 dollars for, but as x goes to 0 I’d intuitively think the amount of work increases indefinit
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by superturkey650 2y ago
I made a similar mistake with AWS where I have $0.50 monthly charge. I called and they want me to go through a lengthy processes including getting documents notarized to handle it. So instead, I just canceled the card and am patiently wait
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by superturkey650 2y ago
It’s not irrelevant as a ratio. 2.5 billion to 8 billion is very comparable to 500k to 1.7 million. The population tripled in 70 years and, in the current times, you also have to deal with all the existing architecture and infrastructure in
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by superturkey650 3y ago
I agree, and I am not saying that AI should be unregulated. At the point the government started regulating flight, the concept of an airplane had existed for decades. My point is that until something actually exists, you don’t know what reg
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by superturkey650 3y ago
> If you wait until a new technology definitively exists to start caring about safety, you have guaranteed it will be unsafe. I don’t get this perspective. The first planes, cars, computers, etc. weren’t initially made with safety in min
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by superturkey650 3y ago
Most people don’t rely on ChatGPT for production work flows like they do for GitHub. Of course users are going to have different expectations for different services.
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by superturkey650 3y ago
Just reading this comment made my lungs feel constricted and caused a subconscious deep breath to fill them up.
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by superturkey650 3y ago
Bigger groups of people allow for better economies of scale and allow for a wider variety of businesses and interests to be catered to.

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