tdaltonc

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by tdaltonc 5mo ago
> Mythos finds bug. > NSA demands that bug stays in place and gags Anthropic. > Anthropic releases Mythos. Then what? Is a huge share of the US zero-day stockpiles about to be disarmed or proliferated?
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by tdaltonc 5mo ago
Depends - do you think people are good at keeping their fridge firmware up-to-date?
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by tdaltonc 6mo ago
Yes this sort of auto-regressive error propagation is a real concern for the same reason it's a real concern with LLMs in general. If you force the output of an LLM to begin with an error, the LLM tends to continue down that erroneous
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by tdaltonc 6mo ago
We originally developed NERDs inside of my last startup for monitoring the progress of solar developments. There are many different multi-modal event feeds that you need to monitor for a wholistic view of the project. NERDs helped glue toge
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Show HN: NERDs – Entity-centered long-term memory for LLM agents(nerdviewer.com)
13 points by tdaltonc 6mo ago|5 comments
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by tdaltonc 7mo ago
We talk a little bit about this in the paper, but just a bit. And it is an important question. Real entities change! We’re not just trying to create a representation of now, but a historical record of how we got here. The two ideas we playe
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by tdaltonc 7mo ago
This maps closely to something we've been exploring in our recent paper. The core issue is that flat context windows don't organize information scalably, so as agents work in parallel they lose track of which version of 'real
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by tdaltonc 7mo ago
The coincidence that *67 (the 90's caller ID blocker) and 67 (the inscrutable middle schooler meme) are the same makes me believe in meme magic.
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by tdaltonc 7mo ago
Sure! These should work until the free credits from the hackathon run out: You can call the main agent at: +1(628)259-4098 You can call the 67 agent at: +1(414)928-8628 You can call the parents agent at: +1(828)373-8597
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Show HN: The Answering Machine – A screenless AI phone for kids with questions(tdaltonc.github.io)
8 points by tdaltonc 7mo ago|7 comments
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by tdaltonc 1y ago
Same with fundraising.
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by tdaltonc 1y ago
If agents are stateful a few years form now it will be because they accrete a layer of context engineering.
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by tdaltonc 1y ago
This is my roman empire, and I go back and forth on my conclusions at least once a day. On one hand, clarity and structure make a platform that's easy to build and collaborate on. If the system enforces the rules, and the rules are a g
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by tdaltonc 1y ago
Thank you!
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by tdaltonc 1y ago
Thank you!
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by tdaltonc 1y ago
Yep! If you upload the documents requested by the app, we are able to determine that one way or the other. Sometimes that's explicitly in the documents and other times it's based on the jurisdiction of the solar installation.
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by tdaltonc 1y ago
I think it's unlikely that much of the total capacity registered by Jasmine will be pre-2025 builds. So I think your last line is the most likely outcome. More access to the program means more efficient use of the incentive, means (hop
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by tdaltonc 2y ago
DSIRE (Database of State Incentives for Renewables & Efficiency) is the database that all of those companies use. https://www.dsireusa.org/ Disclosure: I'm also a Jasmine cofounder.
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Who is leading the race for "critical technologies"?(techtracker.aspi.org.au)
1 points by tdaltonc 2y ago|0 comments
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Using ML to make the worlds best/worst keyboards(github.com)
2 points by tdaltonc 3y ago|0 comments
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by tdaltonc 3y ago
There's no safe dose of lead.
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by tdaltonc 3y ago
Discovered more than a century ago, many cave paintings are being reinterpreted game calendars. Recording which animals can be found where and when. https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/cambridge-archaeolog...
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by tdaltonc 3y ago
Bees can communicate a kind of "map" to other bees, but they don't have anything like a proper language. I'm not aware of anyone teaching rodents to learn from maps, but I'd bet they could.
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Rock engravings made by Homo Naledi ~300k years ago(biorxiv.org)
218 points by tdaltonc 3y ago|97 comments
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by tdaltonc 3y ago
Speaking of precedent, this seems like a pretty straightforward violation of the interstate commerce clause.
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by tdaltonc 3y ago
everything is "pan". https://twitter.com/tvaziri/status/1501217030112006150/photo...
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by tdaltonc 3y ago
Whether you want to call it an "empty set" or "the set of all possible sets" isn't really relevant to the authors point that an empty box has discoverability problems.
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by tdaltonc 3y ago
As a crypto person, I don't think a DAO would really add anything here. Individuals or traditional organization "signing" their endorsements of contents authenticity will become a bigger thing in the future. It's not tha
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Microsoft Copilot UX Design System(medium.com)
1 points by tdaltonc 3y ago|0 comments
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by tdaltonc 4y ago
Which snowflake started the avalanche?

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