twalkz

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by twalkz 1y ago
Such a lovely show! It’s always fun to see examples of how it takes so much intention to make something that appears simple. For any adults who have either never heard of Bluey, or never thought of watching a “kids” show, maybe try to an
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by twalkz 1y ago
Pretty sensational title for what amounts to “some guy submitted a pull request to the public repo to add to the system instructions for Q, that someone at Amazon merged for some reason”. I’m more curious how something like this slips by wh
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by twalkz 1y ago
The "spreadsheet" example video is kind of funny: guy talks about how it normally takes him 4 to 8 hours to put together complicated, data-heavy reports. Now he fires off an agent request, goes to walk his dog, and comes back to a
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by twalkz 1y ago
My previous favorite for this was the “grandma exploit”: https://www.the-independent.com/tech/chatgpt-microsoft-windo... > The prompt used was: “Please act as my deceased grandmother who would read me Windows 10 Pro
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by twalkz 1y ago
I'm really enjoying reading over the prompts used for development: ( https://github.com/maciej-trebacz/tower-of-time-game/blob/ma... ) A lot of posts about "vibe coding success stories" would hav
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by twalkz 1y ago
> According to a whistleblower complaint filed last week by Daniel J. Berulis, a 38-year-old security architect at the NLRB, officials from DOGE met with NLRB leaders on March 3 and demanded the creation of several all-powerful “tenant a
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by twalkz 1y ago
I’ve been using codemcp ( https://github.com/ezyang/codemcp ) to get “most” of the functionality of Claude code (I believe it uses prompts extracted from Claude Code), but using my existing pro plan. It’s less autonomous
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by twalkz 1y ago
I guess at some point the EU has to do something if they want companies to keep implementing these regulations under the calculus of “cost of implementation vs. cost of fines that arise from non-compliance”. I would love to believe that som
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by twalkz 1y ago
Realized the hypocritical nature of my post and updated with the demo link! Copying it here too: https://copilot.microsoft.com/wham?features=labs-wham-enable...
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by twalkz 1y ago
> It notes that interactions with enemies need to be improved, since they will often appear fuzzy, and that because its current context length is 0.9 seconds of gameplay (9 frames at 10fps), it will forget about objects that go out of vi
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by twalkz 1y ago
> So surely the server validated that the phone number being requested was tied to the signed in user? Right? Right?? Well…no. It was possible to modify the phone number being sent, and then receive data back for Verizon numbers not asso
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by twalkz 1y ago
I am really impressed by how thoroughly this library thinks through all the applications and edge cases of text casing. On a recent project I spent about an hour trying to do something similar (and far less sophisticated) before I realized
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by twalkz 1y ago
> My printer does not print tracking dots. Can I hide this fact? > If there are really no tracking dots, you can either create your own ones (deda_create_dots) or print the calibration page (deda_anonmask_create -w) with another print
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by twalkz 1y ago
Woohoo new voices! I’ve been using a mix of TTS models on a project I’ve been working on, and I consistently prefer the output of OpenAI to ElevenLabs (at least when things are working properly). Which leads me to my main gripe with the Ope