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by andai 2mo ago
Both sibling comments say one type of assurance makes the other irrelevant, but I would wager they cover different territory.
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by andai 2mo ago
Reminds me of xkcd tattoo that says in Chinese, "It's what my tattoo says."
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by andai 2mo ago
Oh that's interesting, looks like those proxies are probably also selling the data to Chinese AI companies for training.
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by andai 2mo ago
Nice, he can help fix my Linux Bluetooth audio issues.
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by andai 2mo ago
I went from just coding manually, to using LLMs for "surgical edits", to "woah, AGI!", to "haha whoops, not even close", to just coding manually (my brain still works!), to "surgical edits" again. My
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by andai 2mo ago
>Preferably, don’t give the AI access to the codebase. Copy-paste snippets of your code in the web interface. Well, I can't ask it for an overview of a system it can't see.
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by andai 2mo ago
>It's a verbose coder, it overcomplicates things, and it works fast. Even if you had an inhuman level of attention, you couldn't keep up. I wonder if that trick about prompting it to write like a 5th grader* would help here. Ke
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by andai 2mo ago
Cleverbot?
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by andai 2mo ago
“It is not just about rest, but about reclaiming autonomy from the industrial clock.” That phrasing sounds a bit strong for temporary symptom relief.
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by andai 2mo ago
Oh this is great. You ever play SodaPlay?
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by andai 2mo ago
Last year when they added computer use to Claude web I was excited to try it out. I just asked it for a code snippet and it ended up setting up a whole repo in a docker container or something. Even volunteered a test suite. This genuinely a
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by andai 2mo ago
I tried this recently and the results were total banana cakes. They couldn't even make changes to Pong without breaking it.
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by andai 2mo ago
By Dijkstra's standards, we've been vibe coding for an entire century! I had similar thoughts recently, that now that machines are good at writing proofs, this could help with their reliability in software development. Then I had
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by andai 2mo ago
Ikea cabinet is pleasant to look at, and its design makes sense.
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by andai 2mo ago
I've always found it kind of oppressive that I'm only allowed to be one thing. There's simply too much to do! (Allowed by space and time, I mean)
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by andai 2mo ago
I saw this video of an American tourist in the Mediterranean, stunned that people would drink one coffee for hours and didn't feel pressured to order more. He said, back home, he would have been getting dirty looks, if he wasn't c
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by andai 2mo ago
Why is there a need to extract nectar from flowers, instead of just beeing? —Bee
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by andai 2mo ago
You can't tell people anything (2004) https://web.archive.org/web/20091025030730/https://habitatch...
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by andai 2mo ago
I remember reading something a few years ago, about how if you train an LLM with the reading material sorted by grade, the training becomes more efficient? Does anyone know about this technique? How does that work? I'm assuming the kno
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by andai 2mo ago
> What is Schrödinger's cat? > It's a cat that has been misbehavin'!
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by andai 2mo ago
That point doesn't even follow for deterministic distributed systems!
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by andai 2mo ago
The RLVR has made them verifiably worse (and less rewarding!) at communication. At least for Claude. GPT had the same problem when 5 came out but they reversed it somehow.
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by andai 2mo ago
> Some institutions will become human-AI hybrids; others where agents outcompete on speed or cost will become agent-only. What % of businesses are competing for speed or cost?
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by andai 2mo ago
Yeah this matches my experience too. I noticed this in Anki. Some cards are effortless, some take a bit of practice, and some I fail over and over again no matter how many times I practice them. Anki kept flagging my relatives birthdays as
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by andai 2mo ago
> what they are referring to as solitude is rather something like “a state of mind.” They are putting themselves in a state where the opinions of others do not bother them and where they reach a heightened sensitivity for the larval idea
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by andai 2mo ago
>We should all know by now that code is an input to the software development process and not an output: yet even the most forward-looking organisations still tactitly treat lines of code as a productivity metric What exactly is this refe
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by andai 2mo ago
>productivity I recently experienced some cognitive decline due to chronic health issues. This is unfortunate timing because I am shipping a game with online multiplayer for the first time. So "brain works properly" is kind of
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by andai 2mo ago
>elder care is niche The 2030s have some bad news for us... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n-gYFcVx-8Y
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by andai 2mo ago
Ah, but my "five guys" will outperform your one octopus!
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by andai 2mo ago
Note: Unrelated to the Jai programming language (but they both use .jai file extension).

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