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Aeolun
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8mo ago
Pretty certain the coaching is their job for the soccer coaches at our elementary school. 6 years of kids each with 3 practices a week + matches.
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8mo ago
I don’t think this whole thing had anything to do with AI or not. It has to do with ‘teaching kids in a gym’ or ‘sitting in front of a screen in an office’.
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8mo ago
Every single environment that has a critical mass of people will have an elementary and middle school. How could you possibly be priced out of this?
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8mo ago
Keep going? Just because there’s a different way to do what you like doing doesn’t mean you should stop. Or become a carpenter. The world is going to be flooded by them.
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8mo ago
It’s uh, historically proven, so to say.
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8mo ago
Is it seriously called the department of war now? Did they change that from DoD?
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8mo ago
It’s not like other countries do not do this. They’re just not so prone to virtue signaling as in the US.
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8mo ago
Still better than the codex or gemini cli though :)
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8mo ago
Shouldn’t that mean any software development positions will lean more towards research? If you need new algorithms, but never need anyone to integrate them.
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8mo ago
> Models are not quite good enough to write an entire parser from scratch In my experience models are really good at this? Not one shot, but writing decoders/encoders is entirely possible.
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8mo ago
If you don’t at least mention that damning fact on your polygraph, of course it is!
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8mo ago
The person that made the svmjs library I used for a blue monday.
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8mo ago
Those are’t the prime slots. Before 8 in the morning (before school), and somewhere between 6 and 7, during or right after dinner (make it a family activity)
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8mo ago
Are there really parents that would force their children to say it anyway? This feels like such a bizarre thing to have a fight over.
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8mo ago
Not sure. That level of size variance where the median falls off the middle seems to indicate a large extent of obese people. The distribution in Japan would be very different.
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8mo ago
I buy shirts with a collar and length size. Surely it can’t be that hard to do the same with waist size? Wait, I buy my pants with a waist and length size. So the problem is already solved?
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8mo ago
80% of the people are saying that this is highly complex software. We should not expect to serve more than 4 requests per second without a full kubernetes cluster backed by 27 pods, a cloud spanner database, and 200k lines of code. I presen
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8mo ago
No worries, most of my stuff is slop now.
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8mo ago
I just recently played “The Last of Us” for the first time, and I feel like the US is going full steam ahead towards establishing that FEDRA service they had. Or at least, turn ICE/DHS into the same damn thing.
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8mo ago
Google’s AI is not open by definition because their API’s are such a massive pain to use.
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8mo ago
This is so bizarre
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8mo ago
Did you contribute that pack back?
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8mo ago
38, I played 2, but it was pretty bad compared to Warcraft III. Three still holds up just as well as it did back then.
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8mo ago
This is the best thing I've ever seen xD
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8mo ago
Yeah. OpenAI allows any client, and only one single fixed system prompt. All their control is on the backend, which is worse than Claude.
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8mo ago
Claude code can reverse engineer it to a degree. Doing it for more than a single version is a PITA though. Easier to build you own client over their SDK.
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8mo ago
> this resulted in an experience that most users preferred I just find that very hard to believe. Does anyone actually do anything with the output now? Or are they just crossing their fingers and hoping for the best?
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8mo ago
If you can give merchants something that costs them only 0.1% in interchange fees, you can be pretty certain they’d jump on it. If you build it on IBAN it already works everywhere.
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8mo ago
Ironically, using LLM’s for React is an exercise in pain, because they’re all trained on the lowest common denominator. So even Opus is constantly fighting stupid reactivity bugs.
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8mo ago
Ok, I’ll grant you that if they can get agents to somehow connect to other’s reasoning in realtime that would be useful. Right now it’s me that has to play reasoning container.
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