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Dear Chat-bot Platforms: Please, just one feature
GitHub project link: https://github.com/iiian/gpt-threads-ii
Tell me if this sounds familiar to you: You have an interesting STEM question you’ve been mulling, so you decide to ask your favorite chat-bot about it. Invariably, the LLM replies with a lengthy treatise, often containing half a dozen int...
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We Killed Hold Music — Here’s How You Can Too
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The SaaS Teams Who Refused to...
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https://hackteam.io/blog/your-llm-does-not-care-about-mcp/
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An LLM does not need to understand MCP
August 6, 2025 - Roy Derks
Model Context Protocol (MCP) has become the standard for tool calling when building agents, but contrary to popular belief, your LLM does not need to understand MCP. You might have heard about the term "context engineering"; wher...
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https://writings.founderlabs.io/p/how-to-sell-if-your-user-is-not-the
I recently wrote about how your ideal customer is one who values your product the most”. And then quickly, in one of my private communities, I had this question pop up:
But how you would talk to your ideal customer if they are not the ones who try the product?
In my case -- I totally agree. CTOs / D...
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What is the average length of a queue of cars?
What is the average length of a queue of cars?
Some time ago I was driving on a twisty mountain road, stuck in a slow-moving queue of cars as it was impossible to overtake safely. Out of boredom, I was wondering how many cars were in the queue, and, more generally, what would be the average length o...
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How we run GPT OSS 120B at 500+ tokens per second on NVIDIA GPUs | Baseten Blog
Day zero model performance optimization work is a mix of experimentation, bug fixing, and benchmarking guided by intuition and experience. This writeup outlines the process we followed to achieve SOTA latency and throughput for GPT OSS 120B on NVIDIA GPUs at launch with the Baseten Inference Stack.
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Why Building Billing Systems is So Painful
Why Building Billing Systems is So Painful
@dalexeenko|August 19, 2024 (12m ago)498,548 views
#What is billing
Billing might seem like a straightforward concept at first glance. When I talk about billing to friends, most of them bring up their monthly subscriptions, whether it's Netflix, Spotify, Ch...
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Rules by Which a Great Empire May Be Reduced to a Small One (1773) (archives.gov)
For context, Franklin had already been in Britain for 13 years by this point trying to lobby Parliament and the King about various grievances with the Crown's governance over the colonies. He would spend another 2 years trying in vain to get them to listen, before finally sailing back to America in ...
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Rules by Which a Great Empire May Be Reduced to a Small One, 11 September 1773
Rules by Which a Great Empire May Be Reduced to a Small One
Printed in The Public Advertiser, September 11, 1773; incomplete draft and notes:6 American Philosophical Society
Franklin was pleased with this satire, which wa...
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Does the Bitter Lesson Have Limits?
Does the Bitter Lesson Have Limits?
Recently, “the bitter lesson” is having a moment. Coined in an essay by Rich Sutton, the bitter lesson is that, “general methods that leverage computation are ultimately the most effective, and by a large margin.” Why is the lesson bitter? Sutton writes:
The bitte...
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An MCP (Model Context Protocol) server for querying Apple Health data using SQL. Built with DuckDB for fast, efficient health data analysis.
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This project currently relies on the Simple Health Export CSV app by Eric Wolter. See Exporting Data below for more info on how best to use the app.
This ...
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Return of wolves to Yellowstone has led to a surge in aspen trees unseen for 80 years
Return of wolves to Yellowstone has led to a surge in aspen trees unseen for 80 years
Gray wolves were reintroduced in Yellowstone National Park in 1995 to help control the numbers of elk that were eating young trees, and it is finally paying off for quaking aspen.
Yellowstone's wolves are helping a...
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Why does a fire truck cost $2m (thehustle.co)
What's really wild is $2M is around the cost of a single Tomahawk cruise missile, Patriot missiles can cost almost double that. The Excalibur GPS guided round costs roughly as much as a nice Mercedes and during a conflict hundreds or thousands can be fired.
I came to this realization when learning a...
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Why does a fire truck cost $2 million?
These firefighters just wanted to save lives. Private equity had other ideas
This past Valentine’s Day, a firefighter behind the wheel of an enormous ladder truck felt his brakes give out.
He was driving in the heart of Chicago, on a busy city street, about to lose control of a truck that was suppos...
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Positron – A next-generation data science IDE (posit.co)
Kind of unfortunate that it uses pyright and jedi instead of just basedpyright for the more advanced features. Python language support just isn't great with jedi compared to pylance or basedpyright.
And not to beat a dead horse, but I'm also not a huge fan of the broad claims around it being OSS whe...
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https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/2pkNCvBtK6G6FKoNn/so-you-think-you-ve-awoken-chatgpt
Agree with much of this—particularly that these systems are uncannily good at inferring how to 'play along' with the user and extreme caution is therefore warranted—but I want to highlight the core part of what Bostrom linked to below (bolding is mine):
Most experts, however, express uncertainty. Co...
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Tiny Code Reader: a $7 QR code sensor (excamera.substack.com)
typically on these cameras the lens is mounted and focused by a screw thread. there is not usually an 'infinity stop' because the mount is very simple, so i would expect the lens may be mechanically positioned outside the useful focus range. a 110 degree FoV is a very wide lens, so the useful screw ...
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Tiny Code Reader: a $7 QR code sensor
Tiny Code Reader (TCR) caught my eye when it came out in 2023. It’s a very appealing idea: a self-contained seeing module that just decodes any QR code it sees. I immediately imagined applications in desktop manufacturing, a subject very dear to my heart.
You can buy it from Adafruit, Sparkfun, and ...
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Exposing the Unseen: Mapping MCP Servers Across the Internet
Knostic’s research team conducted a systematic study to locate exposed MCP servers on the internet. Leveraging Shodan and custom Python tools, we fingerprinted and mapped production MCP servers. All servers we discovered were insecure and revealed their capabilities to anyone asking.
In this series ...
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