4ndrewl

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by 4ndrewl 6mo ago
"This is the agent on the record, in writing." There's no record for the agent to be on - it's always just a bunch of characters that look plausible because of the immense amount of compute we've put behind these, a
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by 4ndrewl 6mo ago
Don't agree - the dev is productive because they have a good mental model of the problem space and can cajole the agent into producing code that agrees with the spec. The trend is for devs to become more like product managers (which
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by 4ndrewl 6mo ago
No, but you have a great mental model of the interface between your problem domain and the code, which is where you can affect change. Outsourcing that to an AI SaaS might be ok I guess. Given past form there's going to be a rug-pull&#
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by 4ndrewl 6mo ago
You might not be the target audience for this, and that's ok.
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by 4ndrewl 6mo ago
Except the dev that gets AI done in 5 hours will have a poorer mental model of the code. Whether that's important might or might not depend on whether that bites you in the ass at some point.
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by 4ndrewl 6mo ago
Yes, what if it does incentivize security scanners, or maybe it won't. Either way there will be fewer eyes on it.
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by 4ndrewl 6mo ago
Probably nice, but only 7 commits and over 2 days? Are you in this for the long run?
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by 4ndrewl 6mo ago
The problem with cooldowns is that the more people use them, the less effective they become.
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by 4ndrewl 6mo ago
It looks pretty nice - reminds me of Dorling Kindersley books. But the graphics, whilst stylised, are pretty hit-and-miss. Great idea, just a bit too soon.
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by 4ndrewl 6mo ago
Another +1 for Anker kit - ime it just works, is reasonably priced, and seems to last (I'm still using a 10 year old usb battery of theirs).
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by 4ndrewl 6mo ago
You might need an explainer or github link for people as it's not really clear what this is or what it's trying to demonstrate. All I can see (Firefox/Android) is a map - there's a headline in the UK from the BBC and som
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by 4ndrewl 6mo ago
There are two sides to each coin though. For an employer, that grind is just additional cost that could be reduced by "AI". It's like the difference between hand-made furniture and IKEA. Until OpenAI etc need to turn a profit
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by 4ndrewl 6mo ago
They're not askew, they're in _italics_
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by 4ndrewl 6mo ago
Only applicable if their core business is form-adjacent. Web forms are simple like that slack notification thing is simple.
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by 4ndrewl 6mo ago
I tried it with the Car Wash question (it failed) and all it's claims were mostly fuel consumption or emissions related, and this "factual (ai) Weather, traffic, and personal urgency are the only significant variables that could t
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by 4ndrewl 6mo ago
It'll be a case study in years to come. Dually turning the brand toxic to your core customers, and having a bonfire of a strategy around products.
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by 4ndrewl 6mo ago
Nice, thank you!
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by 4ndrewl 6mo ago
If you also control the model.
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by 4ndrewl 6mo ago
It is OK, these are not people they are bullshit machines and this is just a classic example of it. "In philosophy and psychology of cognition, the term "bullshit" is sometimes used to specifically refer to statements produc
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by 4ndrewl 6mo ago
Does anyone have any glue recommendations for these types of project?
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British computer scientist denies he is Bitcoin developer Satoshi Nakamoto(theguardian.com)
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by 4ndrewl 6mo ago
You might want to rethink scraping marinetraffic before you get a call from their lawyers? https://www.marinetraffic.com/en/p/terms
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by 4ndrewl 6mo ago
It doesn't matter how good the models become. They can only deal in bullshit, in the academic use of the term.
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by 4ndrewl 6mo ago
You don't market products, you market lifestyles/interests. Sell the sizzle, not the steak etc. For Anthropic it's "we own the big scary models, the AI security space, but it's ok we're responsible" For th
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by 4ndrewl 6mo ago
Looks really nice. There are tons of interactive Middle Earth maps, but this looks really polished. Did the LLM suggest using some pre-existing standard like MBTiles for the tiles?
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by 4ndrewl 6mo ago
The real winners are those psychic commodities/future traders and the arms industry. Again.
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by 4ndrewl 6mo ago
Is there any actual independent data though, or verification of any of these claims? As it stands this is just a marketing programme for all involved.
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by 4ndrewl 7mo ago
They literally owe you nothing. They can walk away tomorrow, sell their github account, introduce breaking changes, add bugs, die, add crypto links, whatever. >if they do not like those, they should hand off the project to a quoarum of &
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by 4ndrewl 7mo ago
No they don't! They have literally no obligations to you - and you've got the MIT/APL/GPL license to prove it. You're getting the benefit of their labour for free! Even if they did sign the code, What's stoppin
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by 4ndrewl 7mo ago
Required by who though? If your business etc depends upon some code, it's up to you to ensure its quality, surely? You copy some code onto your machine then it's your codebase, right?

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