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by BloondAndDoom 7mo ago
This is a bit more akin to distill - https://github.com/samuelfaj/distill Advantage of SML in between some outputs cannot be compressed without losing context, so a small model does that job. It works but most of these
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by BloondAndDoom 7mo ago
I didn’t read the post, I checked out the website just like 99% of the people will do. Simple advice, if you are selling a product with a selling point of being visual, show it on your website. Not in a YouTube video but actual screenshots,
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by BloondAndDoom 7mo ago
I was trying to do something yestesrday and Claude was keep messing it up, after like an hour i realized the model somehow switched to sonet, opus 4.6 is crazy good. It’s very obvious in practice. Although I feel like for chasing bugs and b
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by BloondAndDoom 7mo ago
I feel like anyone used AI coding tools before 11/25 and after 1/26 (with frontier models) will say there has been a massive jump in, there is a difference between whether LLM can do a specific task or pass some arguably arbitrar
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by BloondAndDoom 7mo ago
Agreed, I have tendency to do this to “fix” something in my life, after doing it for 2 weeks I already know, just the consciously pay attention to something even without recording make it very obvious what’s going on.
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by BloondAndDoom 8mo ago
As a fellow ADHD’er who is also old and out of coding a decade, after decade and a half coding, wholeheartedly agreed. It’s great to just shit done and abandon if needed. Feels much better than spend 6 months and abandon
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by BloondAndDoom 8mo ago
While that’s theoretically correct, as soon as your idea is a product, that’s done deal now everyone can just execute at a stupid speed. You might get head start but just like a bicycle race the one behind you will be more efficient because
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by BloondAndDoom 8mo ago
I wonder what the prompt and approach is Anthropic’s own blog doesn’t really give any details. Was it just here is the area to focus , find vulnerabilities, make no mistake?
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by BloondAndDoom 8mo ago
I don’t if I’ll ever need it but this is super cool
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by BloondAndDoom 8mo ago
One the topic procedural generation; rogue likes are all about it and new generation Diablo like games have definitely similar things, well respected new games like Blue Prince. There has never been such as successful period of time for pro
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by BloondAndDoom 8mo ago
This is something I keep thinking while coding with AI, and same with introducing library dependencies for the simplest problems. It’s not whether how quickly I can get there but more about how can I keep it simple to maintain not only for
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by BloondAndDoom 8mo ago
Isn’t hugging face only shows it for the model you are looking for? Is there a page that actually HF suggests a model based on your HW?
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by BloondAndDoom 8mo ago
This pretty cool, and useful but I only wish this was a website. I don’t like the idea of running an executable for something that can perfectly be done as a website. (Other than some minor features, tbh even you can enable Corsair and sti
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by BloondAndDoom 8mo ago
This is what I used to do and then life gotten complicated. ADHD fish memory doesn't help either.
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by BloondAndDoom 8mo ago
Unfortunately it became so common we don’t even care anymore, one of those things that normalized
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by BloondAndDoom 8mo ago
I’m deleting my account as well, is there a way to export all chats to Claude or just Download to later load into a local LLM? edit: Profile > Settings > Data Control > Export Unfortunately Claude doesn't seem to have anyway t
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2645 points by BloondAndDoom 8mo ago|841 comments
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by BloondAndDoom 8mo ago
The real story hear your doctor actually listened to you. I appreciate what a lot doctors do, but majority of them fucking irritating and don’t even listen your issues, I’m glad we have AI and less reliant on them.
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by BloondAndDoom 8mo ago
Exactly my experience, I know they vibe code features and that’s fine but it looks like they don’t do proper testing which is surprising to me because all you need bunch of cheap interns to some decent enough testing
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by BloondAndDoom 8mo ago
Isn’t something like Keyring library better ? Not that any of this would protect against AI if the agent is really after it.
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by BloondAndDoom 8mo ago
I mean their whole existence is about token prediction, so they just want to do their things :)
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by BloondAndDoom 8mo ago
I mean if you are not connecting it to the real things why even bother, just chatgpt or Claude online at that point. We have enough assistants, the key idea with opeclaw is it can do stuff instead of talk with what you have. It’s terrible s
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by BloondAndDoom 8mo ago
And the full circle begins AI writes a lot of content and we ask another AI to summarize it. It’s like that project where the guy keeps uploading and downloading a video to YouTube until it’s just mess of pixelated frames. I feel like AI wr
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by BloondAndDoom 8mo ago
I’m guessing because it’s not produced by artists or people who has an eye for art generally. When it comes to the book, changes are 80% is written by AI. I mean lots of content produced just pure AI, I’m following some AI subreddits and ma
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by BloondAndDoom 8mo ago
Why do you think that? Given how the attention and optimization works on training and inference it makes sense that these kind of words trigger deeper analysis (more steps, introducing more thinking/reasoning steps which wield indeed y
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by BloondAndDoom 8mo ago
You did a great thing! Thank you. One thing I always thought of converging businesses with helping people in need. I know a lot of people think about this in a negative way in charity circles but I’d rather like to see companies sponsor don
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by BloondAndDoom 8mo ago
This is great stuff, have you tried with local models? Summarization etc. is easy but I haven’t played with image to text models locally? Any ideas. I can run 32b models fine and for summarization kind of tasks they are extremely good I’d e
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by BloondAndDoom 8mo ago
Do you think this applies to only cheap software? I assume expensive SaaS is generally very complicated nothing you can vibecode in a weekend, but I assume if someone is selling $50 SaaS, someone else will vibe code it and sell for $20 Or s
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by BloondAndDoom 8mo ago
This is the best content I’ve found to to learn how LLMs really work : https://youtu.be/7xTGNNLPyMI?si=Gk0u4suz8pv39tP4
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by BloondAndDoom 8mo ago
I don’t know how your rhetoric is any different than saying how scribes find a new job now we invented printing.

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