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How LLMs Feel Language(data-processing.club)
5 points by arrowsmith 6mo ago|1 comments
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by arrowsmith 7mo ago
None of that matters if the model is worse. I say this as someone who uses both Claude Code and Codex all day every day — I agree with others in this thread that CC has much better UX and evolves faster, but I still use Codex more often bec
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by arrowsmith 7mo ago
Do we know what the other emergency was? All the reporting I've seen has been very vague on this.
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by arrowsmith 7mo ago
Why not both? If it paid better then more people would apply to ATC school.
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Spiky Points of View from 2k hours of agentic engineering(arrowsmithlabs.com)
2 points by arrowsmith 7mo ago|0 comments
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by arrowsmith 7mo ago
It's even infecting the highest levels of government: https://www.pimlicojournal.co.uk/p/mps-are-almost-certainly-...
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by arrowsmith 7mo ago
> UK where cost of energy was super high “Was”?
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by arrowsmith 7mo ago
Not that I’m going to do it myself, but what’s to stop a non-black person from signing up? Do you verify people’s identities?
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by arrowsmith 7mo ago
I don’t really care if some group that doesn’t include me wants to exercise their freedom of association — whatever, it’s a free internet, go do your thing — but my lord it’s amusing to see Bluesky keep purging itself via these endless puri
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by arrowsmith 7mo ago
They measure the number of minutes since sunrise.
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by arrowsmith 7mo ago
oh no, basic border security!
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by arrowsmith 7mo ago
The EU is launching a similar scheme that costs €20 to apply for: https://travel-europe.europa.eu/en/etias
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by arrowsmith 7mo ago
It's incredible what people were able to accomplish with their free time before smartphones
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by arrowsmith 7mo ago
For a split second I read this headline as "Terence Tao dead at … years old" and was shocked
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by arrowsmith 8mo ago
He didn't name it though, Peter Steinberger did. (Kinda.)
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by arrowsmith 8mo ago
"were"?
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by arrowsmith 8mo ago
So?
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by arrowsmith 8mo ago
> Were there similar gnashing of the teeth and wails of despair when compilers were first introduced? Yes, at least according to ChatGPT: "Compilers didn’t arrive to universal applause; they arrived into a world where a chunk of pro
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by arrowsmith 8mo ago
I don't understand this perspective. I've never learned so much so fast as I have in the last few months. LLMs automate all the boring rote stuff, freeing up my time to focus exclusively on the high-level problem-solving. I'm
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Eight more months of agents(crawshaw.io)
223 points by arrowsmith 8mo ago|241 comments
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by arrowsmith 8mo ago
Speak for yourself. I don't miss writing code at all. Agentic engineering is much more fun. And this surprises me, because I used to love writing code. Back in my early days I can remember thinking "I can't believe I get pai
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by arrowsmith 8mo ago
The CIA World Factbook is a tertiary source.
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by arrowsmith 8mo ago
"Irregardless"
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by arrowsmith 8mo ago
> They are more than that, for example the frontmatter and code files around them. You are right. I have edited my post slightly. > Why do I want to throw away my dependency management system and shared libraries folder for putting sc
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by arrowsmith 8mo ago
All the more reason to standardise it
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by arrowsmith 8mo ago
Skills are a really simple concept. They're just custom prompts with a name and some metadata. What are you afraid of handcuffing?
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by arrowsmith 8mo ago
No connotations or associations that I can think of it. It just sounds weird and is kinda hard to pronounce - doesn't roll off the tongue easily. It's not the worst thing ever, it's just not a very aesthetically pleasing comb
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by arrowsmith 8mo ago
It's in TFA: "WhatsApp Relay"
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by arrowsmith 8mo ago
Claude sounds like "clawed". Hence "Clawdbot". Lobsters have claws.
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by arrowsmith 8mo ago
It wasn't just one random asshole, tons of people were saying that "Moltbot" is a terrible name. (I agree, although I didn't tweet at him about it.) OpenClaw is a million times better.

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