are you saying jews control the world?

No, they're saying America is a vassal of Israel. Very different statement.

You probably should be?

Nope, I don't care about the belief system they tried to force on us in school. Venezuela made sense to intervene in, so did Cuba back then.

ID-IoT-S

I smell Fear!

Wow so you prefer to purchase a worse product to appease your leftist views? (or is it just typical virtue signaling?)

You can characterize it however you’d like, but yes, there are limits to what I am willing to support financially, regardless of the quality of what they’re selling.

$200 is the cost for the hospital, they "resell" it for $750-1500 mostly paid by insurance

"GLM-5.2 hit a problem here, because it can't read images. It isn't multimodal. So instead of looking at a screenshot, it fell back on a hacky workaround: it wrote scripts to read the raw pixel data and check whether the colors came out roughly as expected."

A better way would be to use https://github.com/openbmb/MiniCPM-V

Right, just give the text llm access to a vision specific agent and that problem can be solved. Or if you really want let it even call Opus with an image - seems like you’d still save money

Separation, I don't want to have my domains blocked the day AI bill go Brrr

Make two accounts...

I cancelled my whole GCP account a month ago because I was too afraid of getting charged hundreds of thousands overnight like all peoples on Reddit

Totally agree, MCP is the WAP equivalent of mobile internet access.

Have you used MCP, at the protocol level?

WAP was dumb and failed because it oversimplified the web, and phones evolved to be real computers.

MCP is more sophisticated than typical APIs. It adds organization, policy, and code vs data (prompts) partitioning.

IMO it’s more likely that non-LLM apps will start using MCP than it is for MCP to go the way of WAP.

I'm old enough to get this reference! Spent years writing WAP... it was really great at the time.

It blew my mind as a kid

I was maybe 10/11 when the Nokia 3330 came out, and being able to use the internet while not in front of a computer just felt like magic

Those were the days of the dotcom era when finding the next restaurant with your Nokia + WAP was THE killer use case.