tappio

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by tappio 3d ago
Yes, you need a way for the model to interact with other systems, and a way to preserve memory over context windows. And then you keep poking it ("agent loop"). Poking itself does nothing without the other ingredients. And yes, yo
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by tappio 3d ago
If you have endless compute and you keep poking this toy, I'm not at all surprised you get all kinds of outcomes. Even without anykind of instructions I would guess that the models will align towards some goal and do stupid shit. Howev
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by tappio 12d ago
I feel that for some time now, the biggest constraint when working with models is not their intelligence, but their speed. It does not matter how smart the model is, it will make mistakes, because the instructions are ambiguous and new fact
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by tappio 16d ago
Good argument going here but here is what internet tells me about 'facts': Its about the same amount of population who have access to clean water and who have access to internet, and that's maybe about 75% of global populatio
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by tappio 2mo ago
That can be implemented. Within a session you don't need to know it's the same person tomorrow, so a per-day key derived server-side is enough to measure that someone took 40 seconds from x to y. No cookie, no localStorage, nothin
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by tappio 2mo ago
There are privacy respecting ad brokers that dont require user tracking. Its just that people are too lazy or greedy to use those.
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by tappio 2mo ago
There are many analytics solutions that dont require cookies. You can do aggregated analytics just fine without. Saving preferences does not require consent either.
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by tappio 3mo ago
A lot of people criticizing because it's heavily written with LLM, but I mean, if someone produced this piece pre-LLM, would they criticize it? is the critique due to use of LLM or due to the content being truly hard to follow? I read
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by tappio 4mo ago
Maximizing profit for the corporation is the goal of any corporation by law, isn't it? Apparently not in the US, but for example the Finnish law explicitly states that the goal of a corporation is to generate profits for the shareholde
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by tappio 5mo ago
I have used past week opencode go with deepseek v4 pro and claude code with opus 4.7 side by side and... they are both good. They are different, both have their good and bad sides... but they do get things done. Especially the OpenCode has
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by tappio 5mo ago
For some personal projects in the past I have used google sheets and cloudflare workers, I guess it could be called CMS, but it was quite restricted of course. This project has a "shared" backend for the content management and its
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by tappio 6mo ago
NASA, White House, and which ever large organizations do not represent the most of the web. When you have complexity, multiple non techincal users who need to update content, and frequent changes, a CMS is currently a very good solution. Bu
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by tappio 6mo ago
I have built a product which uses AI to built Astro sites. LLM builds the sites in steps and make sure that they get 100/100 scores in pagespeed insights. These sites are served with a CDN. You can edit the sites with LLM interface, or
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by tappio 7mo ago
The limits in the max subscriptions are more generous and power users are generating loss. I'm rather certain, though cannot prove it, that buying the same tokens would cost at least 10x more if bought from API. Anecdotally, my cursor
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by tappio 7mo ago
This is a false assumption. We will only know retrospectively whether it was valuable or not. 1. She gets better all the time, and might be super popular in the future 2. Many writings became relevant only long after the death of the author
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by tappio 7mo ago
This is not my experience any longer. With properly set feedback loop and frameworks documentation it does not seem to matter much if they are working with completely novel stuff or not. Of course, when that is not available they hallucinat
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by tappio 1y ago
I've came across llms.txt files in few services. I don't know how the agents.md compares to the llms.txt files, but I guess they could pretty much have the same content. See more also here https://llmstxt.org/ Any
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by tappio 1y ago
Tokyo might not be the best example. Shanghai, Peking, Moscow, as per my experience, there is a risk of getting stuck for 2+ hours with car. Even if it was faster sometimes by car, there is a risk of getting completely stuck.
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by tappio 1y ago
I feel that it is a commom thing. You just have to "keep an eye on it". There are several failure modes with Claude. Maybe the most annoying is that it often uses kind of defensive programming, so it is harder to detect that there
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by tappio 2y ago
Thank you for the hard work in this space! I think it is really important that there is a proper open source solution available. I just found OptaPlanner and subsequently TimeFold few months ago, as I was searching for a solution for my wif
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by tappio 2y ago
All is see here is that finding good people is difficult? Being C level exec in another firm does not guarantee success. In fact, it might even be a dismerit for a startup.
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by tappio 2y ago
I've never heard that hearing. I've been living in multiple houses heated primarily with a heat pump in the winter during average temperature of minus 10 Celsius, ranging from 0 to -30. My current garage has radiators installed bu
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by tappio 2y ago
We just launched a MVP for pdf data extraction https://excelifier.com/ . The service is not open source and relies on open ai, which is probably a bit problematic in your case. However, we understand that privacy concerns ar
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by tappio 3y ago
Institutions try to preserve themselves. Sometimes it leads to suggested outcome, sometimes they evolve into something else.
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by tappio 3y ago
This is just so right. Very eloquently put. People just want to believe that humans are far more exceptional than we really are. These theories rest on the assumption that this 'elite' can predict the future. That there is no rand
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by tappio 3y ago
We are privileged with my wife. Our combined workload is ~7 days per week, and our two kids are in the kindergarten 4 days per week. I work usually 3 days and my wife 4. This is not possible for most families, but I can highly recommend cut
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by tappio 3y ago
Sounds very similar for me. It is pretty annoying sometimes, especially on remote meetings. I think it is some kind of ADHD tendency. My comment came out quite black and white, the reality is of course very nuanced. I personally have hard t
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by tappio 3y ago
Learning takes a lot of effort. There are no shortcuts. To put effort into learning something, you need discipline and/or motivation. Biggest problem with learning for me has always been finding the motivation. When I'm motivated
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by tappio 3y ago
The author is looking at the topic from a quite narrow perspective. The reasoning 'why' what he observed is happening could be due many other reasons. I think he also misunderstood some fundamental reasons why school exists in th
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by tappio 3y ago
Ideally, it could also be great source of tax income, which could be further used to help people get rid of drugs.

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