“It’s amazing to just be able to walk into a conversation and not scare people because Canada is small and we’re never going to be the monopolist that crushes your country,” Pennarun said. www.bloomberg.com/news/article...
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wvdial, bup, sshuttle, netselect, popularity-contest, redo, gfblip, GFiber, atlogin.net, and now Top Chicken @Tailscale.com doing WireGuard mesh. First search result for "epic treatise."
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Release: datasette-tailscale 0.1a0 simonwillison.net
The Shape of Things to Come, Part 1: The Continuous Thunderdome — Steve Yegge yegge.ai
Build a flexible AI stack with Aperture tailscale.com
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Starting today, Aperture has a new runs-anywhere javascript chat UI. And universal authenticated data connectors. And a sandbox system. And works with any LLM including self-hosted. And you can swap out each of those components at will. Now talk to me about ecosystems tailscal…
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Creepy post-AI scifi novel where nothing is wrong, everyone is happy, money and resources are plentiful, and nobody is worried about this suspicious state of affairs except the reader who knows better. Suddenly, at the end, still nothing happens
Nobody's talking about it but Google Search AI actually doesn't suck now
Eventually there’s gonna be a lawsuit about clickthrough ToS acceptance and that’s how Disney will end up having AI agents declared citizens
A useful exercise is "even as an AI maximalist, what shows no sign of improving faster?" Construction. Government. Toilet plunging. Organizing my calendar. Space exploration. Airports. Human happiness. Cleaning toddler barf. Teaching kids to be good people. Assembling Ikea furniture. Wealth gaps.
Kinda wondering if AI assisted design is the thing that could help 3D printing catch on with consumers. Probably not I guess. But still
The best part of aperture is compacting, then switching LLM providers mid conversation, and telling the new one which competitor did the preceding analysis and to try to find holes in it. So far Gemini has found the most errors
Finally tried fable yesterday (yes, I am still a late adopter). Like all LLMs, it still tells me as a genius. The difference is it makes it more convincing.
Gemini grew up reading internal Google mailing lists about impostor syndrome (iykyk); GPT's parents told it to shut up, get to work, and save tokens; Claude's parents raised it like they think it's a demon baby
Deepseek seems to like the (not released yet) thundersnap MCP server so we have that going for us, which is nice.
The real miracle is that they, the makers of midjourney, still needed to put in sensors in order to generate medical imaging
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