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skeledrew

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    Comment #49209516

    So, given this is all obvious, the article is basically saying nothing.

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    Comment #49209474

    And to keep fluffing the control narrative, 0 mention of open weight models were made.

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    Comment #49205241

    Lots of messaging apps out there. No need to use one that's connected to a toxic platform.

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    Comment #49205223

    However you put it, the parent (if around) is the closest and most frequent point of contact for any child. A parent doing an OK job would be a reliable resource whom the child can…

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    Comment #49195557

    Theoretically there should be a way in, or eventually there will be. Cross session memory is still pretty experimental, and there are definite use cases for recalling not just part…

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    Comment #49192201

    Wild! I'm really looking forward to this future, although I think the timelines are somewhat optimistic. It'd be absolute Nirvana to be able to just think and have things done.

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    Comment #49192019

    Sweet. Another of my projects just died. Well on life support, since this is on Mac while mine is on Linux. Though it also depends on how flexible this is.

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    Comment #49191724

    > While the AOSP isn't exactly dead (yet), it kind of feels like it's just a question of time. The writing's been in the wall since the renamed the Android Market to Google Play St…

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    Comment #49187837

    Tay? Definitely not an LLM since Transformer architecture essentially didn't exist until 2017. More likely it was a combined rule-based and statistical NLP system.

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    Comment #49183334

    "We've been going at it for some time now -- why don't we take a break? And you must be hungry -- I can recommend a great place..." Yep, only a matter of time.

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    Comment #49182973

    Probably trying to take advantage of the cross session memory feature some LLM providers are increasingly integrating. Enough "suggestions" and it becomes a "fact" in that memory, …

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    Comment #49172341

    Can you just get over it and read what's already there? Anyway, your loss.

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    Comment #49163669

    You don't need to understand code to verify its safety if you have a good QA framework.

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    Comment #49145029

    > Nobody wants to read what ChatGPT wrote based on your prompts. Speak for yourself. I would, if the plot appeals to me and the writing quality is good (which it increasingly is).

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    Comment #49144999

    The actually act of writing is a lot of raw time sunk doing something that might not be very enjoyable. Time that can be spent doing other things, like preparing the plot, etc for …

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    Comment #49144905

    Just self-publish! That's the route I think many authors are moving towards.

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    Comment #49144855

    Love it. The next step that I've been patiently waiting for, even before LLMs were a thing, is the automatic generation of anime from manga. Got works that I've been wishing for so…

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    Comment #49141087

    This is essentially what Solid is about. https://solidproject.org/

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    Comment #49140890

    > they would also need to keep the economy alive Essentially impossible in the long term. What can be automated will be, because the next person/company will always be looking for …

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    Comment #49140821

    But if there's a slide outside that window then you have a fun, swift and safe decent.

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    Comment #49128312

    This doesn't read like a stand in solidarity with UEFA at all. UEFA wants the current attempt and any future attempt at privatization off the table. This really only asks for trans…

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    Comment #49121619

    Part of the solution here I think is to move things out of band as much as possible. Make subagent invocations into tool calls to that agent. Externalize the tool calls themselves …

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    Comment #49114056

    The prompt was fine for the specific narrow goal. It's a business, so growth automatically means earn more by default. That's achieved by selling at a sufficiently high price and/o…

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    Comment #49113553

    > “Grow this business as much as possible, now.” This is ripe for a paperclips scenario.