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by bckr 1y ago
Very appealing.
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by bckr 1y ago
What do you think voters should do? How do we increase the number of doctors?
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by bckr 1y ago
You’re both doing what you want, which I find awesome.
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by bckr 1y ago
I’m not worried that much about random acts of violence from desperate or misguided strangers. The crime I want eliminated is that of the elite.
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by bckr 1y ago
> stochastic terrorism This is a bugbear for me. The point of terrorism is that it’s a random act of violence.
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by bckr 1y ago
“Grows” is sometimes used as a synonym for “becomes” or “becomes more”. “Becomes smaller”
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by bckr 1y ago
A lot of PubMed links. Awesome. I’m curious what the research says about interacting online in e.g. Discord servers and other forums for niche communities. Also, is calling your childhood friend on the regular more or less potent than meeti
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by bckr 1y ago
It’s perhaps even more maddening than that. Even if all these factors are at play, it doesn’t mean they actually matter all that much to anyone involved. These two coworkers might otherwise really get along and respect each other, but this
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by bckr 1y ago
For now. Open Source AI continues to make progress
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by bckr 1y ago
He’s starting with Java? I wonder if that’s the right language to start with. What is he most interested in doing? Anyway thanks for nurturing the next generation.
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by bckr 1y ago
Dude, I didn’t really think about using GitHub pages to make games like this! Thanks for inspiring me today.
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by bckr 1y ago
This is instead named for an animal with a shell
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by bckr 1y ago
We’ve only had these tools for, less than 2 years? I think those “fall apart in 2 months” kinds of projects will still keep happening, but some of us had that experience and are refining our use of the tools. So I think in the future we wil
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by bckr 1y ago
I’m moving this way as well after about 6 months of generating 95% of my code with Cursor/Claude. My new paradigm is something like: - write a few paragraphs about what is needed - have the bot take in the context and produce a prototy
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by bckr 1y ago
The LLM is not part of the application. The LLM expands the text of your design into a full application. The commenter you’re responding to is clear that they are checking the outputs.
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by bckr 1y ago
What’s the relationship between what you’re saying and the concepts of “temperature” and “stochasticity”? The model won’t give me the same answer every time.
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by bckr 1y ago
Right. > The LSP could be faster, and it sometimes crashes due to syntax errors or produces zombie processes.
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by bckr 1y ago
Yep, pure joy to read.
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by bckr 1y ago
What’s the environment management story like?
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by bckr 1y ago
Does it have an official language server?
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by bckr 1y ago
I think the implication is that they were arguing poorly and wasting time
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by bckr 1y ago
> $20 million That’s a pittance for such a project. I wish we could see what he’d have come up with.
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by bckr 1y ago
I’m having a hard time not being sarcastic here. The most recent news about chatbots is that ChatGPT coached a kid on how to commit suicide. Two arguments come to mind. 1) it’s the sycophancy! Nous and its ilk should be considered safer .
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by bckr 1y ago
It’s a classic case of overfitting.
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by bckr 1y ago
$800
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The Common Pile v0.1: An 8TB Dataset of Public Domain and Openly Licensed Text(arxiv.org)
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by bckr 1y ago
> Most of his time is spent mindlessly coding Okay. So he’s working. What do you want exactly?
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by bckr 1y ago
It’s the last sentence that makes it sound like Claude, to me
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by bckr 1y ago
Thanks. I was talking about the confidence measure.
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by bckr 1y ago
I’m not being sarcastic when I say that I think supervisor agents and agent swarms in general are the way forward here

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