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by ares623 9mo ago
guys it's an ad
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by ares623 9mo ago
Yes which gets paid to Anthropic, so it'll be a win-win for them.
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by ares623 9mo ago
Out of curiosity what kind of "extra" incentives did you have in the project succeeding (e.g. bonus, promotion, or stocks)? And what kind of incentives did the direct reports have?
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by ares623 9mo ago
Did Anthropic release the scaffolding, harnesses, prompts, etc. they used to build their compiler? That would be an even cooler flex to be able to go and say "Here, if you still doubt, run this and build your own! And show us what else
635.
by ares623 9mo ago
Pretty much. It's missing a tiny detail though. One side is demanding we keep giving hundreds of billions to them and at the same time promising the other side's unemployment.
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by ares623 9mo ago
But how will new developers learn to design and validate in the future?
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by ares623 9mo ago
And in that moment, blackqueeriroh was enlightened. Come, let us transcend this plane and go "touch grass".
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by ares623 9mo ago
At what point will the proper way to prompt just be "built-in"? Why aren't they built-in already if the "proper way to prompt" is so well understood?
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by ares623 9mo ago
So I guess you could say, they're "holding it wrong"?
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by ares623 9mo ago
Easy, don't walk near buildings then! /s
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by ares623 9mo ago
At first I was partially impressed by the Digital Twin Universe thing they describe. Having worked with 3rd party APIs in a previous life, having something like that would've been so much help. But after thinking about it more, I think
642.
by ares623 9mo ago
I'll believe it when companies and projects start committing prompts into Github and nothing else. Let CI/CI regenerate the entire thing on each build. We don't commit compiled blobs in source control. Why can't the same
643.
by ares623 9mo ago
I've been thinking in a similar space lately, about how a "parallel web" could look like. One of my (admittedly half baked) ideas was a vouching similar with real world or physical incentives. Basically signing up requires so
644.
by ares623 9mo ago
Why not use LLMs to maintain Heroku?
645.
by ares623 9mo ago
You and 100,000 other software engineers will make that line pretty short in no time I bet! It's amazing how South Park has better economic sense than HN (or maybe not actually)
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by ares623 9mo ago
I will look forward to that blog post then, hopefully it has more details than this one. EDIT nvm just saw your other comment.
647.
by ares623 9mo ago
For me it's because the same tech is doing it to everyone else in a more effective way (i.e. artists especially). I'm an "art enjoyer" since I was a child and to see it decimated by people who I once looked up to is hear
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by ares623 9mo ago
I was about to say the same thing! Yet another blog post with heaps of navel gazing and zero to actually show for it. The worst part is they got simonw to (perhaps unwittingly or social engineering) vouch and stealth market for them. And $1
649.
by ares623 9mo ago
Sorry but I think you have it the other way around. The ones against it understand fully what the tech means for them and their loved ones. Even if the tech doesn't deliver on all of its original promises (which is looking more and mor
650.
by ares623 9mo ago
Or letting their people work from home lol
651.
by ares623 9mo ago
Not even “sell” but “give for free, constantly, every day, delivered directly to their house, disguised as a toy”
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by ares623 9mo ago
Problem is that social media doesn’t have negative connotations like guns/alcohol/drugs do. That makes it hard or impossible for individual parents to restrict it. They are perceived as crazy or paranoid or controlling. Plus if th
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by ares623 9mo ago
Are they taking actual steps though? Or was that letting a team do the work to make them feel better but never actually implementing it.
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by ares623 9mo ago
Average tech bro behavior tbh
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by ares623 9mo ago
Can it draw a different bird on a bike?
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by ares623 9mo ago
They are good at simulating kindness
657.
by ares623 9mo ago
Rich Hickey and the Clojure folks coined the term Hammock Driven Development. It was tongue in cheek but IMO it is an ideal to strive towards.
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by ares623 9mo ago
Like this https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46865961
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by ares623 9mo ago
And none of them demand my retirement funds to continue existence
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by ares623 9mo ago
It sucks for the ones who just want to play the game as "intended". The min-maxers always ruin it for everyone else. The devs ultimately balance the game around the few percent who min-max and everyone else just has to deal with

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