cautiouscat

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by cautiouscat 5mo ago
I’ve also been finding that “Spin a cadre of agents to design/implement a feature from a concise spec” is really difficult. It’s been faster (for me) to do what you said and do a hybrid. I’ve been trying out this cadre of agents idea w
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by cautiouscat 5mo ago
They're not now, but they went so far as to strong arm them because they wanted their product.
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by cautiouscat 5mo ago
Maybe it has to do with % of blue collar vs. white collar jobs in those countries? I also wonder if they have stronger safety nets for displaced workers? It is curious. My anecdata has shown that people who feel "safe" job wise ar
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by cautiouscat 5mo ago
I don’t agree/disagree, but why does knowing Claude vs. Codex did it become crucial? What can you do with that information?
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by cautiouscat 5mo ago
That’s Apples to Oranges. Me saying “Co-authored by Joe Smith” gives the human, Joe Smith, possible exposure and definite credit. “Co-authored by Copilot” gives a multi billion dollar corp free advertising. I don’t care about them. I do car
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by cautiouscat 5mo ago
The dark pattern was adding the name of the product. An acceptable pattern would be “Written with the help of an LLM”.
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by cautiouscat 5mo ago
The dark mode version of the site makes the tables unreadable.
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by cautiouscat 5mo ago
Microsoft has boasted 30% of their code written by AI.[1] However we could only guess if AI generated code is the issue or something else, or a combination of things. That being said there was a noticeable trend starting around 2022.[2] Tha
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by cautiouscat 5mo ago
> This simply isn't how it works in practice. You get to choose how much of the work you delegate to AI. There's still an enormous amount of space for human expertise, community, and enthusiasm for technology. I agree, especial