Muse Spark 1.3 is rolling out today with frontier performance almost too cheap to meter. This is the biggest jump we've made so far on coding and agentic work. Try it in Muse Code and our API.
Next up 🍉 and Muse Spark open weights releases coming soon.
@tempstat@SilentPayments Just shipped it: https://t.co/AldFJHV89Z
Paste your address, it gives you the exact TXT record for your own domain. Then it checks it against two resolvers and tells you whether DNSSEC actually validated, per resolver.
Your zone, your name.
What’s next, you’re in favor that Indigenous Australians need to get all Australia, Maori to all New Zealand and Native Americans need to get Americas?
Never gonna happen. Some land might have belonged to someone before someone else occupied it and everyone can keep digging history and keep bringing proofs but the people who are living there, born there and grew up there CANNOT move anywhere else. That is their homeland.
Not true, British never wanted to live in Israel or India and were only here to extract the resources. Jews on the other hand want to live in Israel and had give Gaza back to Palestinians but what did Jews get back in return, Hamas? Jews tried to return multiple territories in order to get peace but real terrorits want all and they won’t be able to get anything now.
I use the prompt engineering frame, in that like AI, you’re a pattern recognition machine and can’t really avoid completing patterns if you’re prompted. 3, 6, 9… and in your head now I’ve prompted you to think of the number 12. You can’t shut it off. And the problem is, we’re pattern recognition machines, but also really bad at it. So, we must always be aware of who we let into our brains, who’s prompt engineering us. Because we cannot mind read others, I have no clue what Kratter is up to, what his goals are, etc. I doubt he’s got bad intentions. Seems like a fine person. But, once I saw him start promoting patterns I thought false, I said there’s no point letting this guy prompt engineer me
I used to like to listen to Mechanic and Kratter long time ago.
I understood that words are magic and we can be convinced if we keep listening to people but once you spot a flaw in someone’s reasoning then it’s better to stop listening if don’t want to be convinced.
I learned this from @countbtc or at least that’s what I think Nolan was to explain in one of the episodes. That was a long time ago.