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apwell23
1y ago
> You need to do it in smaller, incremental steps. This isn't the context of this particular thread through. Its this "Claude just tears through problems at breakneck speed."
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1y ago
> Claude just tears through problems at breakneck speed. And you know what? It's actually fun again! I forgot how enjoyable coding could be when you're not getting bogged down in the tedious stuff. yes I've been addicted t
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apwell23
1y ago
> I was picking a standout phrase to respond to your protest. A sentence isn't a group of "standout phrase"(s) that can be interpreted independently. How does your own comments not blatantly break this rule? "Please r
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apwell23
1y ago
Thats not what i said. you respond to parts of the sentence in real life? why are you doing it here? here is the rest of sentence for your reference "and have your kids put their lives on hold to change your diapers six times a day.&q
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apwell23
1y ago
anthropic just released ai fluency course https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JpGtOfSgR-c this is best set of vidoes on the topic i've seen
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apwell23
1y ago
It was obviously not prompt and get response model like chatgpt.
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apwell23
1y ago
that was not the flow
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apwell23
1y ago
> Are people even reviewing the code? No because its boring. Thats why we don't have airplane pilots just watch the machine thats fully on autopilot.
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apwell23
1y ago
> you wouldn't be able to tell from my git history. I can easily tell from git history which commits were heavily AI generated
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1y ago
> I guess you also think that we should get rid of checklists for pilots because they would never ignore an instruction they were clearly given during training except on purpose? Pilots ignore items in checklist 4 times out of 10? wtf
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apwell23
1y ago
not sneering. I don't see what i said was deserving of downvotes and flagging unless ppl really have plan to have their kids take care of them in their old age. Lots of ppl think of their kids a retirement plans, that runs counter to v
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1y ago
you didn't share what exactly the miracle was in your case so let me pick the most common form of cancer. What is the breakthrough for prostate cancer ? LU-177? Abiraterone/*Lutamide? > when they do a biopsy now you get incred
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1y ago
humans don't ignore an instruction 4 times out of 10 unless they have a reason to do it on purpose.
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apwell23
1y ago
lets look at data for 2023. ( I mistyped 2024 instead of 2023.) https://travel.state.gov/content/dam/visas/Statistics/Annual... There were 10,438,327 non immigrant visas. Out of which there were 5,902,4
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1y ago
right i wasn't talking about incremental improvements, Which there have been many. But there hasn't been a fundamental breakthrough to achieve what gp is describe for 99% of advanced cancers. > Within hours of the first painle
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apwell23
1y ago
fr 90% of cancer treatment just slash, burn or poison.
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apwell23
1y ago
Thing with any cancer treatment is that it works miraculously for someone somewhere and makes it to the news all over. But it rarely translates to that level of success with masses of cancer patients.
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1y ago
but context was set to just 'immigrants' . Why would i go up the chain if the context was reset ? Are you saying 'immigrants' anywhere in this thread automatically implies 'illegal immigrant' . Thats really con
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apwell23
1y ago
> strikes me as > I strongly suspect > My impression so i guess its just your interpretation against mine. prbly not productive to discuss this anymore. anyways kind of boring done to death on internet a million times before :)
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1y ago
https://set.mit.edu this page design is so beautiful
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apwell23
1y ago
thats why we replaced people with machines . so we can have some predictability.
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1y ago
> they aren't exactly an illegal immigrant, no? parent and gp comments are talking about "immigrants" . where do you see illegal immigrants ?
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1y ago
> I strongly suspect the desire for 2 buses max was a lot more about load balancing than it was rate limiting. load balance with what exactly ? there is only one server thats rate limiting. oh you mean other servers being border states
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1y ago
Chicago had taken measures to restrict migrant buses from dropping off migrants within the city limits so they were dropping them off in the burbs. under the guise of some nonsensical rules "we want orderly drop-offs with 24 hr advanc
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1y ago
that doesn't work ( atleast not anymore)
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> In reality its probably closer to 4 or so million your calcuation needs to account for ppl coming in on non immigrant visas too. usa issued 10 million non-immigrant visas in 2024. not counting 5 million tourist visas.
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1y ago
I see this comment often. you think tyson foods is paying ppl cash under the table?
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1y ago
> pathway toward residence so an immigrant? expat is usually a temporary situation .
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1y ago
> This ensures the LLM has a complete understanding of the overall goals Forget about overall goal. I have this simple instruction that i send on every request "stop after every failing unit test and discuss implementation with me
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1y ago
i found them all disappointing in their own ways. Atleast deepseek models actually listen to what i say instead of ignoring me doing their own thing like a toddler.
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