Jgrubb

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by Jgrubb 5mo ago
> I wonder what we’d find if we rigorously compared the baseline teacher error rate with the hallucination rate of current LLMs. The teacher stands in from of the class, but the lesson plan he can't recall. The students eyes don&#x2
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by Jgrubb 6mo ago
I'm sorry, we should shame the people who are following the only tattered script left for trying to make a better life for themselves?
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by Jgrubb 6mo ago
From my source: > Things that are not true: not every Louisiana lawyer is smart. Some of them are very dumb. > You don’t have to speak 2 languages. > Louisiana has a mixed jurisdiction, just like everywhere else in the United State
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by Jgrubb 6mo ago
update from my bud: > Almost all of the references to the “law firm hired by trucking companies” refer to my firm. He's been telling me about this scammy former stunt woman attorney since before covid.
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by Jgrubb 6mo ago
Sorry I'm late but stick with CC. I introduced a coworker to Pi and spent most of the morning feeling like I should apologize for it not doing this or that out of the box.
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by Jgrubb 6mo ago
My best friend is an insurance attorney in New Orleans, and has been telling me this saga for years now. It's wild to see this coming out.
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by Jgrubb 6mo ago
> vim versus an IDE is exactly how I describe it to some of my coworkers who are old enough to have used vim.
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by Jgrubb 6mo ago
I switched about a month ago, looked back once for about 10 minutes and decided I'm officially done w CC. I didn't realize what a dull knife CC is until I tried a really sharp one, and that's Pi.
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by Jgrubb 7mo ago
Does your employer use Salesforce? Crappy software is practically the only software that anybody really pays for.
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The Los Angeles Aqueduct Is Wild [Practical Engineering](youtube.com)
3 points by Jgrubb 7mo ago|0 comments
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by Jgrubb 7mo ago
It really is one of the greatest open source gifts of recent years.
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by Jgrubb 7mo ago
I know nothing about hardware, but is there a world where an OpenWRT firmware for smart TVs is possible? Are there that many different chipsets and manufacturers?
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by Jgrubb 7mo ago
The "hide distracting items" option is the best thing Apple has done lately. Unfortunately there's not anything worth your time once you get that nav out of the way.
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by Jgrubb 7mo ago
...to the person who knows how to code.
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by Jgrubb 8mo ago
I was "ideologically tied" to using products created by people who clearly cared more about creating them and my experience using them than their competitors. That era seems to have finally passed. If this phone dies before they r
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by Jgrubb 8mo ago
I agree with the other poster and gladly converted to a paying customer of Wispr because they did this right. Honestly, I bet your question is exactly what every team adjacent to this problem at Apple is doing. Pointing fingers at each othe
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by Jgrubb 8mo ago
I'll settle for "gets voice to text right most of the time". Seriously, Apple is so far behind on the cheapest table stakes at this point I highly doubt their high standards is the issue.
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by Jgrubb 9mo ago
Could you elaborate? because that sentence made my brow wrinkle with confusion. I have thought to myself before that all business data problems eventually become time series problems. I'd like to understand your point of view on how LL
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by Jgrubb 9mo ago
Because money.
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by Jgrubb 10mo ago
That tool search tool y'all announced recently - huge upvote for getting that into Claude code.
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by Jgrubb 10mo ago
Including the Claude Code v2 experience in VSCode. Thank you, whoever added the setting to revert back to the terminal experience.
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by Jgrubb 10mo ago
Legend
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by Jgrubb 10mo ago
Live by the vibe, die by the vibe.
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Fred API v2(fred.stlouisfed.org)
2 points by Jgrubb 11mo ago|0 comments
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by Jgrubb 1y ago
I totally agree and would like to shill for the FOCUS project - https://focus.finops.org/focus-specification/ - which is an open source project to normalize and standardize the billing format of cloud vendors and Saas
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by Jgrubb 1y ago
Wow, I missed that one. That is a truly bizarre post.
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by Jgrubb 1y ago
> The important thing is to have a detailed, effective program of work ready to go for whatever the flavor of the month is. This is basically my theory of how things get done in Washington. There's no grand plan most of the time, ju
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by Jgrubb 1y ago
I love a good analogy. This is not a good analogy.
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by Jgrubb 1y ago
I feel the same way about software, what career did you switch to?
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by Jgrubb 1y ago
"configuration as convention"?

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