boxedemp

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by boxedemp 7mo ago
Big "Kill them with kindness" energy.
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by boxedemp 7mo ago
I have my own harness I wrap Claude CLI in, I wonder if I'm breaking the rules...
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by boxedemp 7mo ago
Neither was either of mine, but I don't advertise them and specifically don't post them on social media
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by boxedemp 7mo ago
I think that's a cool project, though I found the results to be less relevant than Google.
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by boxedemp 7mo ago
There's supposed to be for many (not all) use cases.
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by boxedemp 7mo ago
To be clear I never said or implied it wasn't helping c++ devs. I said I find it helps HTLM/JS development more. And I don't even think it'll stay that way, just that it's what I've seen so far. It's anecd
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by boxedemp 7mo ago
Interesting perspective. I guess I'm more interested in understanding what it can and can't do.
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by boxedemp 7mo ago
I don't find it tiresome at all. What I was getting at was, even with constant justifications you need to remain vigilant.
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by boxedemp 7mo ago
I've been alive for several decades and almost nothing I've gotten was exactly as advertised. I'm not saying that's good, but it's consistent with reality.
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by boxedemp 7mo ago
I get it, but it makes me sad. At least I already have it in my library so, looks like I still get updates.
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by boxedemp 7mo ago
They paid to interact with a computer, and they did. On the Internet nobody knows I'm a dog, and that's ok.
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by boxedemp 7mo ago
How do they know? Not everybody includes to coauthored by Claude. I certainly don't.
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by boxedemp 7mo ago
It has a lot. I find by challenging it often, getting it to explain it's assumptions, it's usually guessing. This can be overcome by continuously asking it to justify everything, but even then...
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by boxedemp 7mo ago
Phone is probably the best tool for most minor online banking actions. Not all.
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by boxedemp 7mo ago
Fantastic! I had been using dockers but this might be better!
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by boxedemp 7mo ago
So.. you should build the new slack? Call it Lull
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by boxedemp 7mo ago
Maybe we should drop one of the L's
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by boxedemp 7mo ago
We'll fix it if it become cost effective. It might, but probably won't because if the scale.
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by boxedemp 7mo ago
I'm with you. The project I'm working on is moving at phenomenal velocity. I'm basically spending my time writing specs and performing code reviews. As long as my code review comments and design docs are clear I get a secure,
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by boxedemp 7mo ago
I'm sure they're collecting all kinds of insights from the prompts.
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by boxedemp 7mo ago
I think it really depends what you're working on. I do some consulting and found it's not helping the C++ devs as much it's helping the html/js devs.
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by boxedemp 7mo ago
Amazon usually has 3 AVs per region, looks like there are surviving AVs but the system didn't switch over gracefully. I bet that was an interesting sev2 ticket!
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by boxedemp 7mo ago
I find it very much matters. I find Gemini better for pretty frontends, Claude opus for planning. Gemini and opus for code reviews. Codex is great when I want the LLM do follow instructions more strictly- good if you already have a detailed
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by boxedemp 7mo ago
It's already happened in the Korean DMZ
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by boxedemp 7mo ago
Killing people has been legal forever. But you have to do it at scale for it to be legal.
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by boxedemp 7mo ago
The part about money
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by boxedemp 7mo ago
As time goes on RMS is only proven more and more correct
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by boxedemp 7mo ago
You don't need modern ai for that, it's been done decades ago. Modern tools lend themselves more to information warfare and deobfuscation.
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by boxedemp 7mo ago
The threat seems straightforward to me; information warfare.
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by boxedemp 7mo ago
Amazing work! I look forward to an API if/when you release it!

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