NegativeLatency

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by NegativeLatency 6d ago
Could see it happening in an engineering development situation. Especially if you have a model running the show
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by NegativeLatency 6d ago
Yes, there was an OpenAI trial that was using that in combination with a forum to coordinate among agents
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by NegativeLatency 7d ago
Also all of the mobile/embedded/resource constrained environments. Like sure my phone can run an LLM but it’s going to be bad and drain my battery.
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by NegativeLatency 8d ago
I’m sure his dad had nothing to do with it and it’s just a coincidence.
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by NegativeLatency 10d ago
Backups in a different region?
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by NegativeLatency 10d ago
I find they generally do ok, but a few lines in an AGENTS.md or manual prompting to verify stuff against current docs/source, and check for current version of software helps a lot.
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by NegativeLatency 10d ago
Gets me with AWS stuff on claude all the time, fortunately there's a official amazon MCP for their docs which helps a lot, but I still have to occasionally tell it to check the docs/mcp.
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by NegativeLatency 10d ago
I think that it would be unwise to mute #engineering or whatever the main eng channel is >I shared a trick on slack every day with the engineering team
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by NegativeLatency 10d ago
There's stuff like the "Command Pattern"/dispatching/subclasses etc that can make this nice, although it's not always a good fit. Like imagine you have a few different classes of things A,B,C so instead of chec
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by NegativeLatency 10d ago
Weird personal attack, thanks. What I'm saying is I am not a jerk and actually do care about my coworkers, however I also don't want a bunch of noise in a chat app I have to use to do my job.
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by NegativeLatency 10d ago
I think there's a fine line between helping your team grow and the sorta annoying self promotion I've seen people do in overly broad slack channels. One is actually helping and the other is making yourself more visible to mgmt for
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by NegativeLatency 10d ago
> At a previous company, I shared a trick on slack every day with the engineering team, both technical and company-specific, and folks found them pretty useful. I would find that annoying, however to not be seen as a jerk I wouldn't
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by NegativeLatency 11d ago
If the Toyota sienna had a plugin ev option that would be really compelling for me. The electric van market is surprisingly sad. I currently only boogie board because it fits in my car.
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by NegativeLatency 11d ago
An e-cargo bike is a good/cheaper/additional option if your situation allows it
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by NegativeLatency 11d ago
Not really, I think there’s no pigment left to magnify
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by NegativeLatency 11d ago
Crosses fingers for a general purpose laundry folding bot
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by NegativeLatency 11d ago
I imagine they've done some tweaking before publishing (also appears the rock substrate has flaked off), was hoping to be able to pull some more detail out of the images with a vibe coded decorrelation stretch app I made from a post la
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by NegativeLatency 13d ago
Highly recommend this if anyone wants to think more about what engineering is: https://mitpressbookstore.mit.edu/book/9781728280455 we built cathedrals without a detailed understanding of load calculations and material
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by NegativeLatency 14d ago
How'd it turn out?
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by NegativeLatency 14d ago
Sucks that they patented it https://patents.google.com/patent/US9338331B2/en
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by NegativeLatency 19d ago
Personally I’d just do it
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by NegativeLatency 19d ago
For the 68k computer not ai stuff
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by NegativeLatency 21d ago
Cool, is there any kind of community yet?
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by NegativeLatency 23d ago
Try an LLM, either to do it directly or to guide your own explorations
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by NegativeLatency 23d ago
They’d said as much explicitly and implicitly with their actions.
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by NegativeLatency 24d ago
Feels more like they're discovering Taoism to me
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by NegativeLatency 24d ago
Read it recently and that sounds right. It's strangely tautological to me but I only have my lifetime to consider, not the age of the solar system.
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by NegativeLatency 24d ago
They’re probably hoping for some hardware version of the software “bitter lesson” I think it’s probably also easier to raise money on a humanoid robot because everyone has some intuitive understanding of the form.
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by NegativeLatency 24d ago
They’ll train on prompts and anything else you send in. Many LLM responses are sorta finger printable: I assume this is intentional
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by NegativeLatency 26d ago
generally for every thing (bed, chair, bookshelf, coffee table, etc) there's a solid wood version

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