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OT: I’m not entirely sure why, but "agentic" sets my teeth on edge. I don't mind the concept, but the word itself has that hollow, buzzwordy flavor I associate with overblown LinkedIn jargon, particularly as it is not actually in the dictionary...unlike perfectly serviceable entries such as "versatile", "multifaceted" or "autonomous"
agentic == not people.
Quite sensible, really.
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> Remains to be seen how well they will be able to productize and market The challenge is trust. Google is one of the leaders in AI and are home to incredibly talented developers. But they also have an incredibly bad track record of supporting their products. It's hard to justify committing developers and money to a product when there's a good chance you'll just have to pivot again once they get bored. Say what you w…
> they also have an incredibly bad track record of supporting their products Incredibly bad track record of supporting products that don't grow . I'm not saying this to defend Google, I'm still (perhaps unreasonably) angry because of Reader, it's just that there is a pattern and AI isn't likely to fit that for a long while.
Have you seen Google Bard anywhere recently? Me neither :)
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Is there a guide on how to do that?
For building mcp server? The official docs do a great job https://modelcontextprotocol.io/introduction My own mcp server could be an inspiration on Mac. It's based on pexpect to enable repl session and has some tricks to prevent bad commands. https://github.com/rusiaaman/wcgw However, I recommend creating one with your own customised prompts and tools for maximum benefit.
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I got so hopefuly by your comment I showed it my current bug that I'm working on, I even prepared everything first with my github issue, the relevant code, the terminal with the failing tests, and I pasted it the full contents of the file and explained carefully what I wanted to achieve. As I was doing this, it repeated back to me everything I said, saying things like "if I understand correctly you're showing me a fi…
You just rediscovered that LLMs become much stupider when using images as input. I think that has been already shown for gpt-4 as well.
https://aistudio.google.com/live is by far the coolest thing here. You can just go there and share your screen or camera and have a running live voice conversation with Gemini about anything you're looking at. As much as you want, for free. I just tried having it teach me how to use Blender. It seems like it could actually be super helpful for beginners, as it has decent knowledge of the toolbars and keyboard shortcu…
I got so hopefuly by your comment I showed it my current bug that I'm working on, I even prepared everything first with my github issue, the relevant code, the terminal with the failing tests, and I pasted it the full contents of the file and explained carefully what I wanted to achieve. As I was doing this, it repeated back to me everything I said, saying things like "if I understand correctly you're showing me a fi…
https://aistudio.google.com/live is by far the coolest thing here. You can just go there and share your screen or camera and have a running live voice conversation with Gemini about anything you're looking at. As much as you want, for free. I just tried having it teach me how to use Blender. It seems like it could actually be super helpful for beginners, as it has decent knowledge of the toolbars and keyboard shortcu…
I got so hopefuly by your comment I showed it my current bug that I'm working on, I even prepared everything first with my github issue, the relevant code, the terminal with the failing tests, and I pasted it the full contents of the file and explained carefully what I wanted to achieve. As I was doing this, it repeated back to me everything I said, saying things like "if I understand correctly you're showing me a fi…
Well there's your problem!
https://aistudio.google.com/live is by far the coolest thing here. You can just go there and share your screen or camera and have a running live voice conversation with Gemini about anything you're looking at. As much as you want, for free. I just tried having it teach me how to use Blender. It seems like it could actually be super helpful for beginners, as it has decent knowledge of the toolbars and keyboard shortcu…
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That won't help. Their TOS and policies are vague enough that they can terminate all accounts you own (under "Use of multiple accounts for abuse" for instance).
To be fair, I believe this is reserved for things like fighting fraud.
That day I learned an important lesson: pimpin' ain't easy.
https://aistudio.google.com/live is by far the coolest thing here. You can just go there and share your screen or camera and have a running live voice conversation with Gemini about anything you're looking at. As much as you want, for free. I just tried having it teach me how to use Blender. It seems like it could actually be super helpful for beginners, as it has decent knowledge of the toolbars and keyboard shortcu…
THIS is the thing I'm excited for with AI. I'm someone that becomes about 5x more productive when I have a person watching or just checking in on me (even if they're just hovering there). Having AI to basically be that "parent" to kick me into gear would be so helpful. 90% of the time my problems are because I need someone to help keep the gears turning for me, but there isn't always someone available. This has the p…
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You just rediscovered that LLMs become much stupider when using images as input. I think that has been already shown for gpt-4 as well.
This is news to me. Any good examples of this outside of the above?