Daishiman

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by Daishiman 4mo ago
I think you can't read because half the posts are about the nerfing and price.
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by Daishiman 4mo ago
This is… not at all the case. Most observations on pricing, some on specific projects, some on speculation about Anthropic and many about the model getting nerfed.
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by Daishiman 4mo ago
What exactly was your company doing such that the concurrent development of features and infrastructure by 30 people is now done by 2? Each engineer is monitoring 15 Claude swarms?
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by Daishiman 4mo ago
The motivation and rationale is there and was mentioned early on in the article. I’m all for the hundreds of reasonable objections but this sort of trash mindless critique is as useless as what it denounces.
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by Daishiman 4mo ago
Where do you see them exactly? The comments are pretty much in line with how the model performs IRL.
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by Daishiman 4mo ago
I think the Chinese have identified this gap and are working overtime on sovereign inference tech including chips.
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by Daishiman 4mo ago
As long as architectural decisions have long-term costs and you need human taste and judgement to speculate on what business needs will come about in the next few years you'll still need human engineers.
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by Daishiman 4mo ago
> dude our soil is contaminated. our food grow from the soil. cattle eat grass that grows from the contaminated soil. be it heavy metals, microplastic, pesticides or other chemicals That's true but it doesn't mean that the cont
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by Daishiman 4mo ago
Immunosuppresion is not a global epidemic. If anything it is the complete opposite; an excess of inflammation, which is directly correlated with all-cause mortality, organ failure and heart disease.
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by Daishiman 4mo ago
You mean the experiment that has been literally studied to death showing no substantial difference than most other vaccination methods that gets conveniently trotted out as an excuse of all the world's evils by pseudoscience grifters?
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by Daishiman 4mo ago
> If each step requires micro-steps iterating with an LLM with human review to prevent hallucinations creeping in.. at some point you might just be better off letting the human do the work. I mean for a lot of spec code people define the
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by Daishiman 4mo ago
> The biggest problem with AI PRs is the sheer amount of churn, extra code and lack of intent with the PRs it generates. But this isn't an LLM problem; this is a problem of undisciplined engineers who feel they need to cram extra st
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by Daishiman 4mo ago
> It requires discipline, which varies a lot between developers, between projects, current mood, and so on. In the beginning you might be careful doing small changes, but after a while you might get more tempted to accept the output for
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by Daishiman 4mo ago
I'm willing to be that in two years that's going to be completely irrelevant because the amount of code written by hand will drop to less than 10%.
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by Daishiman 4mo ago
Helium? Rare earth minerals? Having to mine ever deeper because there are essentially no easily accessible mineral deposits? The fact that mining has enormous costs and the potential to permanently destroy sources of fresh water?
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by Daishiman 4mo ago
> OTOH, eudaimonic pleasure (aka fulfilment, satisfaction) is much more durable. I am not actually sure that this is consistent across most people who have had children.
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by Daishiman 4mo ago
This is likely a very significant factor as urbanization has been extremely rapid, and historically cities kept their populations afloat by a constant influx of people from rural areas.
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by Daishiman 4mo ago
> You don't need to have life all figured out before you have kids. Sure, you just need to do away with international trips, going out, losing your group of friends, losing your chances for higher education and career progression an
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by Daishiman 4mo ago
More like guaranteed housing because not even having a college degree is a sufficient condition to enter the middle class in this day and age.
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by Daishiman 4mo ago
The results are in existing products being built out faster, in more internal tooling that would have previously not been cost-effective. Almost every software engineering shop is just doing the same thing as before but faster, as AI doesn&
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by Daishiman 4mo ago
It is never sufficiently trivial if you don't have the technical know-how or the ability to do it in a time-efficient manner.
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by Daishiman 4mo ago
> The point of a refactor is for you to think deeply about the code you are responsibility for, so you can make it better (faster, easier to work on, more tests, whatever). Absolutely false. Refactors (in my case) can be as simple as dro
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by Daishiman 4mo ago
"Bad health care" is what you have in Peru with nonexistent state services and thoroughly incompetent doctors. Turkey's is middle-of-the-road, which is actually pretty decent for a lot of the life-saving interventions for mai
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by Daishiman 4mo ago
Wayne Rooney, like many professional sports players who spent decades staying in top shape and motivation, can actually call it a day and that is the most reasonable and normal thing.
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by Daishiman 4mo ago
Turkey has reasonably good health care by any metric, what are you talking about?
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by Daishiman 4mo ago
$18K a year is a fraction of the salary of a junior engineer. Claude has allowed me to do refactors that would have taken weeks to instead take a couple of days. It has, objectively, increased the velocity of the engineering component of gr
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by Daishiman 4mo ago
Those findings are pretty robust as there are hundreds of experiments with an aggregate of tens to hundreds of thousands of subjects on the effects of moderate exercise and eating fiber. Fiber has pretty much linear benefits in all-cause mo
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by Daishiman 4mo ago
Or the turmeric did nothing and it fixed itself the way the vast majority of injuries heal.
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by Daishiman 4mo ago
A metric was introduced. A metric was maximized. The metric stopped being a proxy for anything. A new metric is to be introduced and likewise gamed.
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by Daishiman 4mo ago
By your logic gambling is A-OK? I take it you never go to restaurants and see kids socially stunted by being hung up on tablets?

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