callamdelaney

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by callamdelaney 9mo ago
The key issue wilfully ignored by the mob.
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by callamdelaney 9mo ago
He also wrote this post with AI if I had to guess.
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by callamdelaney 9mo ago
It should be law for software that if there is a server component which requires hosting, or any such limitation, the company must opensource the code and protocols such that somebody could host it themselves after support is stopped. Appli
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by callamdelaney 9mo ago
I have to say it sounds insane. 5 tabs of claude, back and forth from terminal to browser - and no actual workflow detailed. Are we to believe that claude is making changes in parallel to one codebase, and if so - why?
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by callamdelaney 9mo ago
Hey, could I ask which stretch it was?
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by callamdelaney 10mo ago
They also don’t support code formatting of inputs. You’d think after 3 years out whatever theyd have resolved that.
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by callamdelaney 10mo ago
I keep zooming but the profile pictures never get bigger!
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by callamdelaney 10mo ago
Per capita is a pretty useless stat. I'm much more interested in why there are particular cities where being stabbed is much more likely than in my rural village, per capita.
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by callamdelaney 10mo ago
And the government defrauding the English of their own homeland while pumping in misinformation by the petabyte while simultaneously calling everything else misinformation isn't hostile activity?
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by callamdelaney 10mo ago
How does one go to the Governor of the bank of England to the PM of Canada? Pretty much overnight?
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by callamdelaney 10mo ago
I recall seeing these ads, I thought the whole thing was fake to be honest - which it really felt it was due to the obvious staging and scripting.
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by callamdelaney 10mo ago
"I think drugs are harmful, but I get the sense there's a political motive behind this." Social medial is a drug, it has serious effects on the brain function and mental health of children and adolescents. On top of this soci
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by callamdelaney 11mo ago
Respectfully ‘be logically consistent’ is not something that a llm would understand on the basis of the fact that it isn’t logical and literally unable to reason in the first place. It’s dumb.
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by callamdelaney 11mo ago
So then what on earth is the point of it?
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by callamdelaney 11mo ago
Usually no
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by callamdelaney 11mo ago
Unfortunately LLM's aren't good at making decisions.
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by callamdelaney 11mo ago
The reason webhooks are popular is because they are easy, reliable and they work. Now I might have to spin up a whole area of infrastructure I may not yet have to track eg usage, subscription tier, cancellations etc
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by callamdelaney 11mo ago
Can you imagine having chatgpt in your brain to constantly police wrongthink? Would save the British media a job.
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by callamdelaney 11mo ago
Agent design is still boring and I’m tired of hearing about it.
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by callamdelaney 11mo ago
Anything to save us from not being able to apply because of a CVE which is only relevant if you're doing something which we don't.
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by callamdelaney 11mo ago
Hey, good luck with Mosaic. Some feedback initially on the landing page, looks great but I thought that there is, for me, too much motion going on on the homepage and the use cases page. May be an unpopular opinion!
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by callamdelaney 11mo ago
The only applications of generative AI I can envisage for trading, systematically or otherwise are the following: - data extraction: It's possible to get pretty good levels of accuracy on unstructured data, eg financial reports wit
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by callamdelaney 11mo ago
Could we monitor all of these with downdetector?
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by callamdelaney 11mo ago
The limits of LLM's for systematic trading were and are extremely obvious to anybody with a basic understanding of either field. You may as well be flipping a coin.
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by callamdelaney 11mo ago
'allows' being the operative term here which means that the statement you attempt to contradict has not been contradicted. How many executives has the UK government sought to prosecute under this law?
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by callamdelaney 11mo ago
Misinformation merchants, ironically
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by callamdelaney 11mo ago
It’s not as easy as throwing a sail on top of a boat. Having done a quite a bit of sailing on a yacht, the sail and its supports literally run from the top of the mast to the bottom of the keel. I suspect for any great deal of efficiency ga
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by callamdelaney 11mo ago
Actually, you definitely could not plug the entire stream of all tweets from all users in real time into your own application (without huge cost). You only would ever see a subset of tweets via twitters API's and search results, if you
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by callamdelaney 1y ago
We’ve known that China has been doing this for years to UK universities.. Significant numbers of foreign students are Chinese and universities rely on foreign students for income.
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by callamdelaney 1y ago
Why would operator overloading be absolutely critical? Just use methods. The pipe operator already has around 15 uses and counting, it doesn’t need more

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