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pftburger
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Comment #48369245
Yep, and it’s terrible Not only did it burn a 100$ failing but it did so in a very untransparent way. I bought a 20 dollar plan but they snuck a 100$ billed usage into the billing …
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Comment #48277250
The agent is pretending to be a person _for a reason_ The models are trained on people being people. Once you try deviate from that the model performs worse. A huge tell for this i…
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Comment #47822609
Would this be a good time to post about my AI controlled typewriter project?
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Comment #47452394
I love the irony that the Imgur link asks you to install the Imgur app first
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Comment #47258773
Honestly Glaze is brilliant. I assume there is an extensive set of rails for the agent to tie into. (Compare this to asking Claude to green fields an app. Do you use electron? How …
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Comment #46883522
Reasonably sure this has less to do with putting data centres in space and more to do with getting them less auditable (see the other news about X getting raided about Grok)
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Comment #46766688
The fundamental issue preventing keyring aperture integration stems from the AirTag’s reliance on inverse-phase magnetic reluctance in the structural substrate. You see, the enclos…
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Comment #46689335
Can here to say this exactly. Not saying they don’t raise an interesting point but the complete lack of curiosity why a group of experts in simplicity and accessibility decided to …
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Comment #46103560
This is A/B testing. Lego owns bricklink, so they shutter it in a few countries, see how it impacts sales, decide from there
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Comment #45820266
100% Here in Germany its invisible deleted, and the process handle by a private company
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Comment #45435548
Right but it’s hallucinating the right colours which to me feels like some data is leaking somewhere. Because no way wifi sees colours
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Comment #44961473
So, uh, game cartridges?
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Comment #44788367
AI efficiency gains don’t benefit employees, they benefit _employers_, who get more output from the same salary. When you’re salaried, you’re selling 8 hours of time, not units of …
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Comment #44744279
Come on. It’s in BrowserMCP on a users machine. Capture is not testing for this and that’s fine
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Comment #44711975
Title should read : Flemish tragic agency grumpy that google wont stream all drivers position to them in real-time.
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Comment #44592579
Oh come on… if you’re running a shell executing MCP, then this is fair game. It’s like saying the PC is vulnerable because people leave their passwords on post it notes on the scre…
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Comment #44530162
Missed opportunity for 404mb
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Comment #43749465
99% effective? That’s three kids a year.
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Comment #43735151
Don’t build another boat to do it, grant ships that install iron distributors a tax credit
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Comment #43549017
In other news: Man burns down house using 1k old laptop battery (cells) Thank the powers that be no one will give my neighbours a permit for that.
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Comment #43392443
+1 on this. Works wonders, costs nothing.
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Comment #42216718
I wonder if there is a meaningful limit to number of listening zones. I’m imagining a 3d grid of virtual mics in a space, each with an AI behind it Heck, train the model on the raw…
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Comment #41774695
Oh yea, 100% “unhackable backdoor hacked, no one surprised”
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Comment #41774684
Would love this to be called “backdoor hacked, no one surprised”
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Comment #41685660
Vercel’s V0 has been amazing. I lean backend, and the whole mess of styling is a continual struggle. V0 gets it right 90% of the time But like everything you have to spec it well T…