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by a_bonobo 1y ago
yes, definitely. I've seen comments from people burning through $100s of tokens per day for a $200 per month subscription. Anthropic has just been cracking down and restricted token limits for restrictions, expect more to come, it&#x27
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by a_bonobo 1y ago
That's what Claude Code does - it constantly stops and asks you whether you want to proceed, including showing you the suggested changes before they're implemented. Helps with avoiding token waste and 'bad' work.
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by a_bonobo 1y ago
Germany has learned this lesson the hard way, with a 'defensive' constitution post-1945. You don't have 100% free speech in Germany, and it is possible to make parties illegal. It's not without its issues (currently, the
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by a_bonobo 1y ago
>Identification of DeAngelo began in December 2017 when officials, led by detective Paul Holes and FBI lawyer Steve Kramer, uploaded the killer's DNA profile from a Ventura County rape kit to the personal genomics website GEDmatch.[
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by a_bonobo 1y ago
There's a lot you can do in terms of efficient token usage in the context of Claude Code, I wouldn't be surprised if they soon launch a Claude Code-specific model. In my experiments, it would be enormously wasteful in token usage
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by a_bonobo 1y ago
Do you like 'solving problems' or do you like 'getting into the weeds'? Both are valid, and both are common uses of programming. When I was younger, I loved 'getting into the weeds'. 'Oh, the audio broke?
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by a_bonobo 1y ago
That's what David Graeber's Bullshit Jobs is all about! Modern companies as medieval-style fiefdoms where mid-level managers expand their domains to justify their salaries, not because the org demands it
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by a_bonobo 1y ago
I think this refers to encapsulation in Python, 'private' methods aren't really private, any user can poke around in there. Old justification: https://mail.python.org/pipermail/tutor/2003-October&#x2
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by a_bonobo 1y ago
>Thanks to this bottoms-up culture, OpenAI is also very meritocratic. Historically, leaders in the company are promoted primarily based upon their ability to have good ideas and then execute upon them. Many leaders who were incredibly co
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by a_bonobo 1y ago
Interestingly, as a direct outcome of the Nazis misusing this data Germany did not have a census for the longest time. Here is an article from 1987 on the German protests against the new census, that was also the last Germany-led census: h
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by a_bonobo 1y ago
And also grant funding! https://www.volkswagenstiftung.de/en/originality-and-quality... Which I absolutely love, having wasted months of my life applying for 'regularly' chosen grants and having quasi-random
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by a_bonobo 1y ago
>The new nobility will not give this up willingly. It's not just the nobility, it's also the Australian economic system itself. Australia's GDP is built on asset inflation and the housing market - I find numbers between 10
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by a_bonobo 1y ago
'Move fast and break things', there is not much left unbroken.
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by a_bonobo 1y ago
In my org we have rotating minutes takers - it effectively takes them out of the meeting, but they do pipe up if an issue affects them directly. Of course people's meeting taking skills vary widely but I still find the human-made minut
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by a_bonobo 1y ago
Yep! I'll have 3 jobs, but I'll be paid for 1. Edit: actually, that's the story of my life. I've been working for 20 years and every 5 years or so, stuff gets reshuffled so I have 3 more jobs instead of 1. It feels lik
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by a_bonobo 1y ago
Yes I've tried to have an internal standard for AI usage: at least the PR people have to tell us if they use AI. It completely changes how we approach editing of a text AI-written vs human-written (humans don't hallucinate citat
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by a_bonobo 1y ago
>This lead to a kind of effort inversion, where senior devs spent much more time on these PRs than the junior authors themselves. It's funny, I have the same problem, but with subject matter expertise. I work with internal PR people
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by a_bonobo 1y ago
Exactly! The Microsoft-OpenAI agreement states that AGI is whatever makes them 100 billion in profits. Nothing in there about anything intelligence related. >The two companies reportedly signed an agreement last year stating OpenAI has o
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by a_bonobo 1y ago
It seems like all MCP functionality focuses on desktop-level apps like Claude Code. Are there any people building things like Shiny web apps that talk to MCP servers in the background to answer user questions? The only one I can find is acq
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by a_bonobo 1y ago
I think I agree with you: in the age of the internet, where you can 'sample' SF fiction on every corner, you may not need a middle-man (the SF magazine) going around collating those samples for you. You can find them on your own n
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by a_bonobo 1y ago
A related (counter?) point - OP's article talks about the demise of literary magazines. I feel like SF magazines have the same problem? Ut looks like all the SF magazines are on the downward slope, to quote Wikipedia: >[Asimov'
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by a_bonobo 1y ago
The NSDAP-style alignments went both ways: if the industry bigwig joined the party, he got access to lucrative contracts and insider information. The NSDAP also helped strike down strikes for the bigwigs, and later, supplied slaves from con
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by a_bonobo 1y ago
You have a bunch of tech execs getting sworn in as lieutenant colonels for the Army Reserve, SF aligns itself with the White House just like Germany's big industry aligned itself with the NSDAP. It doesn't particularly matter whet
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by a_bonobo 1y ago
The article doesn't seem to talk about it but many carnivorous plants lost part or most of their chloroplast genomes: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/30629170/ I.e., because they got their nutrients from animals t
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by a_bonobo 1y ago
I like ChatIPT! It solves a real challenge with biodiversity data. It doesn't mention the term 'agentic' but there's definitely Python code being written and executed. https://www.gbif.org/news/6aw2V
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by a_bonobo 1y ago
I guess: Not only does AI reduce the number of the entry-level workers, now this shows that the entry-level workers who remain won't learn anything from their use of AI and remain entry-level forever if they're not careful.
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by a_bonobo 1y ago
>Up to 25% of women have endo, in some communities at least. I feel like that's a relatively novel insight. These days I hear about endometriosis once a month or so, mostly because of outspoken women advocates. I could swear I'
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by a_bonobo 1y ago
OK then OP can slightly change their site by using a different search term: https://github.com/search?q=is:pr+is:merged+Co-Authored-By:+... Instead of looking at the author of the PR, look for that 'Co-Authored-By: Cla
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by a_bonobo 1y ago
I think the OP's page works because these coding agents identify themselves as the PR author so the creator can just search Github's issue tracker for things like is:pr+head:copilot or is:pr+head:codex It seems like Claude Code do
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by a_bonobo 1y ago
Bioinformatically, you could compare your protein with known proteins and infer function from there, but OP's paper is specifically for the use case where we know nothing in our databases. Time-wise it depends where in the process you

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