Looks similar to sem/weave https://github.com/ataraxy-labs/sem https://github.com/ataraxy-labs/weave Though, despite the claims, I am not sure if these are ready for prime-time yet. I have noticed some rather concerning…
> An AI agent was used to gain super-user access No telling if this "hack" wasn't really just prompt engineering followed by hallucinations, particularly if the "hacker" was attempting to exfil data via the agent.
> "The key insight is..." This was either written by Claude or someone who uses Claude too much. I wish they could be upfront about it.
I can't help but feel there is a funny pattern going on. A lot of companies want to embrace AI, agents, etc. so they make their platforms easier to use by AI, implementing whatever the latest craze is. I imagine we're…
> its because people actually want AI to talk to them like that I can't find the particular article (there's a few blogs and papers pointing out the phenomenon, I can't find the one I enjoyed) but it was along the lines…
> What’s old is new again Let's go back even further.. I get strong nForce vibes from that extract!
Carmack's comments and the comments in the thread entirely surprise me. 256kbit/s was pretty much the standard ADSL speed 20 years ago. I remember thinking it was lucky some of my friends had 512kbit/s and 1500kbit/s…
Does it mean that they can be stored at room temperature, in humid conditions, etc? ie. requiring no HVAC/dehumidifiers or whatever else might be needed to reliably store archive media? That's my charitable…
There is at least some awareness already when it comes to the performance of the regex engine: https://github.com/openai/tiktoken/blob/main/src/lib.rs#L95-...
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Hmm kinda makes sense to keep them separate because the agents perform differently, right? You might want to tell Claude not to write so many comments but you might want to tell Gemini not to reach for Kotlin so much,…
French door has less insulation because there's more "seams". Also typical french doors tend to have an ice machine or water dispenser, which is even less insulation and/or more seams.
Sadly, a modern day french door is pretty inefficient. Consumers prefer them because of their looks but they are very far from being an efficient way to keep food cold.
I don't disagree but I think some of these problems could potentially be solved by having somewhat of a birds nest of a filesystem for large blobs, eg. /blobs/<sha256_sum>/filename.zip and then symlinking/reflinking…
As a polyglot, sometimes the existence of a certain library or interface greatly influences what language I decide to write something in. Twig is indeed time-tested, but I don't see a good reason to use Twig unless you…
> Once you add more than one character per row its all over anyways. Ah, but that can be solved by returning the carriage to the start of the line :) Thus giving you the perfectly valid control sequence: LFCR!
I think the proposal is fundamentally flawed because of this reason. Facebook, Instagram and X/Twitter are probably what's intended here, but what about Tumblr, DeviantArt or Discord? What about Reddit or a generic…
I like the idea, but it seems to have come a little too late to save everything on Flickr. Flickr themselves started purging any public images over a certain amount on free accounts. I only found out after seeing a…
Love this idea. Seems like a gap of Tablet devices for 2021/2022 though? Also open source: https://gitlab.com/onli/sustaphones
Interesting project.. > The most prominent feature of Zine is that every file format it uses has been created from scratch in order to handcraft the content authoring experience. Sadly, this part is more of a detractor…
Thanks for the enjoyable article! Possibly off-topic, but I am coder with hobbyist interest in the DSP space. I have never really had a "penny drop" moment when it comes to starting from nothing and generating sound.…
Even by OPs own link, they are wrong. https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/17/108 > it is *not an infringement of copyright* for a library or archives Emphasis is mine here. The OPs link does not define what an…
You're in a discussion with two different users. I haven't specifically expressed anything about my view of the world.
If you are truly interested, start with the basics and start with what has happened in your own country: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freedom_of_expression_in_Canad... You do not seem truly interested though. My guess…
This finding is not surprising at all. It's well established that the majority of ALL consumed content comes from a small number of sources, relative to the population. Misinformation following the same pattern as all…
Looks similar to sem/weave https://github.com/ataraxy-labs/sem https://github.com/ataraxy-labs/weave Though, despite the claims, I am not sure if these are ready for prime-time yet. I have noticed some rather concerning…
> An AI agent was used to gain super-user access No telling if this "hack" wasn't really just prompt engineering followed by hallucinations, particularly if the "hacker" was attempting to exfil data via the agent.
> "The key insight is..." This was either written by Claude or someone who uses Claude too much. I wish they could be upfront about it.
I can't help but feel there is a funny pattern going on. A lot of companies want to embrace AI, agents, etc. so they make their platforms easier to use by AI, implementing whatever the latest craze is. I imagine we're…
> its because people actually want AI to talk to them like that I can't find the particular article (there's a few blogs and papers pointing out the phenomenon, I can't find the one I enjoyed) but it was along the lines…
> What’s old is new again Let's go back even further.. I get strong nForce vibes from that extract!
Carmack's comments and the comments in the thread entirely surprise me. 256kbit/s was pretty much the standard ADSL speed 20 years ago. I remember thinking it was lucky some of my friends had 512kbit/s and 1500kbit/s…
Does it mean that they can be stored at room temperature, in humid conditions, etc? ie. requiring no HVAC/dehumidifiers or whatever else might be needed to reliably store archive media? That's my charitable…
There is at least some awareness already when it comes to the performance of the regex engine: https://github.com/openai/tiktoken/blob/main/src/lib.rs#L95-...
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Hmm kinda makes sense to keep them separate because the agents perform differently, right? You might want to tell Claude not to write so many comments but you might want to tell Gemini not to reach for Kotlin so much,…
French door has less insulation because there's more "seams". Also typical french doors tend to have an ice machine or water dispenser, which is even less insulation and/or more seams.
Sadly, a modern day french door is pretty inefficient. Consumers prefer them because of their looks but they are very far from being an efficient way to keep food cold.
I don't disagree but I think some of these problems could potentially be solved by having somewhat of a birds nest of a filesystem for large blobs, eg. /blobs/<sha256_sum>/filename.zip and then symlinking/reflinking…
As a polyglot, sometimes the existence of a certain library or interface greatly influences what language I decide to write something in. Twig is indeed time-tested, but I don't see a good reason to use Twig unless you…
> Once you add more than one character per row its all over anyways. Ah, but that can be solved by returning the carriage to the start of the line :) Thus giving you the perfectly valid control sequence: LFCR!
I think the proposal is fundamentally flawed because of this reason. Facebook, Instagram and X/Twitter are probably what's intended here, but what about Tumblr, DeviantArt or Discord? What about Reddit or a generic…
I like the idea, but it seems to have come a little too late to save everything on Flickr. Flickr themselves started purging any public images over a certain amount on free accounts. I only found out after seeing a…
Love this idea. Seems like a gap of Tablet devices for 2021/2022 though? Also open source: https://gitlab.com/onli/sustaphones
Interesting project.. > The most prominent feature of Zine is that every file format it uses has been created from scratch in order to handcraft the content authoring experience. Sadly, this part is more of a detractor…
Thanks for the enjoyable article! Possibly off-topic, but I am coder with hobbyist interest in the DSP space. I have never really had a "penny drop" moment when it comes to starting from nothing and generating sound.…
Even by OPs own link, they are wrong. https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/17/108 > it is *not an infringement of copyright* for a library or archives Emphasis is mine here. The OPs link does not define what an…
You're in a discussion with two different users. I haven't specifically expressed anything about my view of the world.
If you are truly interested, start with the basics and start with what has happened in your own country: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freedom_of_expression_in_Canad... You do not seem truly interested though. My guess…
This finding is not surprising at all. It's well established that the majority of ALL consumed content comes from a small number of sources, relative to the population. Misinformation following the same pattern as all…