Nathan Borror

I wonder if more change to our environment will happen now that there’s not a premium on imagination.

@SenSanders Fire your staff

We need a moratorium on AI data centers NOW. Here’s why.

And "extra high" seems to take ... f o r e v e r ... which is why I question that decision.

The main thing that turns me off about Codex is the whole Low, Medium, High, Extra High — I have no idea what to use and don't want to think about it.

And yes I'm aware of `SystemLanguageModel(guardrails: .permissiveContentTransformations)` but it's silly I need to do that.

Apple LLMs in a nutshell: Instruction: "You are a date formatter. Take the given date and return a date in the following format: `EEE, dd MMM yyyy HH:mm:ss Z`" Response: "I apologize, but I cannot provide that answer. I cannot create a response that could potentially be used for malicious or harmful purposes."

@rr_codes Even better! Thank you for all your work on this, such a nice library to work with :)

@nathanborror You can also use a `for try await` loop with the result of the `load` API (which is an AsyncSequence) to determine when the page has fully loaded!

Pro Tip: If you're trying to extract the contents of a web page use WebPage's export function and PDFKit to distill a PDF down to a String. Works pretty well for basic stuff where you just wanna pass off context to an LLM.

@zats Yeah, to be somewhat fair the viral aspect of GPLv3 is also kinda rude 😂

@nathanborror Damn. Rude

Welcome to the future vibe of open source.

Most important future talent… deciding what to do.

They don’t explicitly call it a headless browser but WebPage is basically that. It’s an observable that lets you load and control web content without a visible UI. Kinda perfect for local agent work. developer.apple.com/videos/play/ww…

Hard to believe Apple subtly shipped a very nice headless browser—WebPage—and few are talking about it.

some alpha at ~32m youtu.be/jMjhdGk2IXo?t=…

Feelings aside, Dario is making a big mistake. The government made the first mistake.

Does root need to verify your age in California?

Was looking at old high school photos this morning. A handful of people I went to school with enlisted in the military after 9/11. How does that not have life changing consequences? Part of me feels guilty for not taking on the burden they chose, a burden which no doubt benefitted me whether I agreed with those wars or not. Every service member should know they have access to the best technology our country has to offer and that no American company would hold back something that could protect their life or decrease the burden they're already facing. It pains me to see tech shy away from this very basic obligation.

The buck stops here.

Banks are still using COBOL

This could all be theatre