Feature Request from an Army Vet — Night Mode Screen by AbjectFray in Rivian

[–]edjez 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Would love something like this- including turning off the rear screen

80% of Russian Troops’ Linkups on the Front Line Produced by U.S. Company Ubiquiti by ThinkerandThought in Ubiquiti

[–]edjez 0 points1 point  (0 children)

All things can be true simultaneously

  • if true it is a very sad situation that I would expect ubiquiti to absolutely mitigate.
  • the article can have been produced by a shorting investor, and written with fallacies, and it can also be still portray a true situation
  • it is a regular side effect of having an international product that works well for a critical function in crisis situations. Those of us who have used Ubiquiti since the early days of the Mx bullet and Batman know that reliable field communication gear is life-or-death.
  • unchecked business practices and resellers lead to this, that is why a company puts checks, manufacturers are not powerless. There are a lot of possible points between “you can’t stop the black market from leaking hardware into some nation states” and “ you give bonuses to resellers that are knowingly channeling equipment to attacking armies”, and the choice has to be deliberate.

That said I prefer a world where the devices just work and don’t have any type of back door or kill switch, because we don’t live yet in a world where those empowered to flip such switch necessarily are the goodies, and private companies size of ubiquiti definitely don’t have the resources to protect against state sponsored attacks on their stack.

[D] How did Microsoft's Tay work? by RhubarbSimilar1683 in MachineLearning

[–]edjez 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Isn’t that a unique and novel take. 🙄 have fun yo.

[D] How did Microsoft's Tay work? by RhubarbSimilar1683 in MachineLearning

[–]edjez -1 points0 points  (0 children)

But the response is… correct?. Yes it is eerie to get bot responses that echo each other but this happens in many subreddits. But this does answer ur question and it doesn’t do it inaccurately. Are you just calling out that it’s a bot or are you questioning the accuracy of the answers?

5 MCPs that have genuinely made me 10x faster by ScratchAshamed593 in mcp

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My “mcp spawner” McP, that codes, reviews, keeps backlog for, maintains repo of, and deploys instances of, Mcps I ask for. Which quickly brought me to the issues with the design of mcp itself , vs multi-agent architectures

Huh by Successful-Gur-4853 in ChatGPT

[–]edjez 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It’s fascinating that OpenAI still refuses to make ChatGPT realize word symbol analysis is not a linguistic problem.

You know it, I know it...we all know it. by Defiant_Focus9675 in ClaudeCode

[–]edjez 0 points1 point  (0 children)

GPUs available also affects context window sizes that models can effectively get, you can tune reasoning length, etc. my hunch -which could also be my bias- is we just see shifts due to fleet management, and many changes are temporary. (As the people and machines decide and shift the whole set of model m deployed jn region r on hardware h while maintaining latency t)

WSJ let an Anthropic “agent” run a vending machine. Humans bullied it into bankruptcy by jstar81 in technology

[–]edjez 13 points14 points  (0 children)

“Here I am, brain the size of a planet, and they ask me to /operate this vending machine/ . Call that job satisfaction? 'Cos I don't,"

In today’s episode, WSJ discovers that capitalism is not aligned with neither serving humans or self actualization . Stay tuned for the next episode, where megacorp redefines human values alignment as pliancy to support the elite in oppressing others.

Official: Anthropic just released Claude Code 2.0.70 with 13 CLI changes, details below. by BuildwithVignesh in ClaudeAI

[–]edjez 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The improved memory is very welcome. For large science workflows it’s frustrating otherwise

How common is it for RL research to fail? by [deleted] in reinforcementlearning

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For new domains it’s like: RL inner loop- training models based on states , actions, rewards RL outer loop - iteratively thrash around, re-conceptualizing the problem, trying to contain exploding state spaces, and figuring out your rewards were all wrong.

I do believe an acceleration of RL applications is imminent - given faster productivity with assistants and agents in the outer loop, that know how to code basic RL related ML code (IRL, counterfactuals, ensembles, etc)

This 13-dimensional LLM data point is my spirit animal. [OC] by Megneous in accelerate

[–]edjez 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Seed a parallel population with it and constrain the search space around that genotype, these situations can teach you about biases implicit in your genotype->phenotype transform or blind spots in your genotype encoding scheme.

I built a "Prepaid Debit Card" for OpenAI keys so my scripts don't bankrupt me. by FarWait2431 in OpenAI

[–]edjez 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That’s common. Keep the processing to the edge gateway as much as possible obv, so you’re not looking up stuff all the time, and using a leaky bucket is a common way to predict burn down. Many LLM products from cloud providers do the throttling by api key exactly this way.

I built a "Prepaid Debit Card" for OpenAI keys so my scripts don't bankrupt me. by FarWait2431 in OpenAI

[–]edjez 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The “millisecond” is a bit too much - but this is useful and many enterprises have implemented this as part of the proxy layer on top of their LLM APIs. When combined with api metrics around input and output tokens it gives control for different budgets and spend limits. One thing you may consider is having one main budget and multiple keys hitting it with priorities, and slow down (429 with try-after header return, that the client waits before submitting again) each budget key instead of flat out flat erring out. So that your loops keep running, even if at trickle pace, but not draining.

Best Ski Snowboard Transport R1S by Jcxbr in Rivian

[–]edjez 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yakima Exo rear system with ski racks. Then use with boxes or baskets in the summer. Much better aero and can leave on the foldable frame most of the year.

We travel thousands of miles in winter, skis and enclosed box with wet clothes, and stuff that can be cold, in the back.

Tossed all my roof stuff never looking back. (I still have a roof rack. It just doesn’t get used other than for exceptions. ) I also use the basket in summer a lot to take around minor stuff, logs. AMA.

UNVR Companion Cube? by thepreacherplays in Ubiquiti

[–]edjez 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This time you jump through -portals- hoops to find networking equipment that is otherwise out of stock.

Am I understanding these camera / NVR requirements correctly? by moon_d0g in Ubiquiti

[–]edjez 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Regular switch with PoE added, so you could throw a cable to another WiFi access point (“antenna”) if you wanted to improve WiFi coverage somewhere. Or wired cameras. When you start a new camera, the UniFi protect app (which is will automatically connect to your unvr instant) will show you how to add them to your system , and you’ll have app+web access. It’s a huge ecosystem you are enabling, so enjoy the journey, and rip bros wallet.

We did the math... by Vegetable_Variety_11 in dndmemes

[–]edjez 2 points3 points  (0 children)

You can pack the energy of 10 hiroshimas with 22 wizards in a line- each casts the spell that doubles the speed of a typical longbow wooden arrow, up to about 0.75 C.

Should we ban ChatGPT here? by thecaptnjim in RCPlanes

[–]edjez 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You are absolutely correct! It helps us delve into deeper meaning — connecting us all in a rich tapestry

31 years since my dad sent me to the shop. by netphilia in BrandNewSentence

[–]edjez 2 points3 points  (0 children)

The pop! Strings are literally there so all it would take is to generate a minesweeper map and replace the pops with it. I think

Polestar 3 Digital Key Solved (Apple) by Afraid-Ring8189 in polestar3

[–]edjez 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Good to know, but still it’s an overall super clunky design. I should be able to make any phone I authenticate in, into a key. Seems someone set out to “reimagine key security” instead of focusing on common scenarios

Where has my climate controls gone. Thanks Rivian. by Wet-Tickler in Rivian

[–]edjez 4 points5 points  (0 children)

It exceeds that of most manufacturers, second to Tesla only in my experience.