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by chis 1y ago
I read this post more as a fun thought experiment. Everyone knows Claude isn't sophisticated enough today to succeed at something like this, but it's interesting to concretize this idea of Claude being the manager of something and
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by chis 1y ago
This stuff is beautiful. I still don't understand how nobody has built a nice AI typeahead for the terminal yet. Cursor tab would legit be perfect but they'd don't allow it in terminal. I'm almost tempted to just hack
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by chis 1y ago
I think there are always creative ways to differentiate the two tiers for those who care. “Free tier users relinquish all rights to their (anonymized) queries, which may be used for training purposes. Enterprise tier, for $200/mo, guar
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by chis 1y ago
I mean they are floating point vectors so
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by chis 1y ago
Only sane comment here lol. I just don't know what the point of reading rants like this is vs going to a primary source like Pitchbook, which will tell you that venture deals are almost as high as the 2021 craziness right now https:&
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by chis 2y ago
Kobe?
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by chis 2y ago
I honestly think it comes down to preferred work style in some cases. Once a codebase gets decently complex, it’s true that you have to supervise the AI extremely closely to get a good result. But at least for me I tend to enjoy doing that
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by chis 2y ago
Very good point.
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by chis 2y ago
My read on it was that if you keep wait_for_async_insert=True then the client will still wait until there's confirmation of a successful transaction, giving the possibility to retry. It does require one to actually have a retry handle
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by chis 2y ago
Clickhouse has a built in feature for this called Asynchronous Inserts https://clickhouse.com/docs/en/optimize/asynchronous-inserts It just buffers inserts in a queue and then does them all at once after a se
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by chis 2y ago
I love TikTok! Use it all the time. But sometimes, they show me political content. And I worry about the process that selects those videos.
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by chis 2y ago
Yeah I mean idk what to tell you, your comment is 100% vibes and wavey metaphors. The reality is that China gets to control which videos get put in the FYP and there are plenty of good videos with "controversial political stance A&quo
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by chis 2y ago
I don’t understand this argument that China couldn’t possibly use the app to influence public opinion. The TikTok algorithm works by tagging a bunch of features onto a video. How positive is it, political bent, comedy, cat, depressive, anyt
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by chis 2y ago
... the same way tiktok is being banned? It is going to be removed from the app store
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by chis 2y ago
I’ve been meaning to give this a shot. I wonder if anyone has figured out how to fit Twitter into RSS? It’s obviously not a natural fit since there are many more posts but the average quality and length is lower. But if I could figure it ou
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by chis 2y ago
Claude suggests preact+htm, to get pleasant html generation and react-style imperative state transitions but avoid a build stage. I will give it a shot
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by chis 2y ago
I think some critiques of American health insurance are simplistic, but this truly seems very bad. From the report: > "Higher markups can also result in larger internal transfer payments from health plans to affiliated pharmacies,
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by chis 2y ago
I wish there was some way to just get react-style data bindings, html generation from JS, and code organization, while still hosting from purely a flask/django backend. The traditional split of a flask API and a react frontend consumin
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by chis 2y ago
Is this really just google=bad, though? I work at a startup and this seems like a legit security risk that I'm happy to learn about. It seems like the only mitigation would be to let your HR SAAS know when your company shutters and as
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by chis 2y ago
https://www.engadget.com/social-media/meta-admits-it-deleted... Facebook did come out and say it was a mistake a few hours later. I’m sure the haters will say this is just their cover story. But why would they do it if
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by chis 2y ago
Nobody commenting here wants to hear it but this is almost certainly just a bug or ai misbehavior. Some new domain pops up and gets flagged as being associated with spam or bad content. It’ll be silently fixed but nobody will hear about it
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by chis 2y ago
One way to look at is that the third party GPU packagers have a different set of expertise. They generally build motherboards, GPU holder boards, RAM, and often monitors and mice as well. All of these product PCBs are cheaply made and don
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by chis 2y ago
Yeah I think one of the funniest parts is that it doesn't even include the standard heart, diamond, club, spade suits. Picturing trying to explain to my grandma which suit is which as she begs for a normal deck of cards.
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by chis 2y ago
How do you think it happened, then? Having also worked there the OP’s story makes total sense to me lol. If you’re on a team with the charter to “make AI profiles in IG work” then you’re just inevitably going to turn off your better judgeme
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by chis 2y ago
I can see why this would be more productive and produce better code. But is it fun? A lot of the joy I get from working is in solo creation - building prototypes without a plan, playing with them, iterating, showing to the team. It seems li
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by chis 2y ago
What is going to happen with this? It’s pretty unimaginable that Windows would drop support for 30% of PCs or whatever, exposing them all to viruses. It seems like everyone will be forced to switch to Linux or something. Obviously I’m not
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by chis 2y ago
I think often company spin like this is more targeted towards internal employees than the outside world. Employees on the inside are always going to have a decent percentage of “true believers” who have cognitive dissonance if they don’t be
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by chis 2y ago
Yeah, I think you've nailed the underlying difference between people who view LLMs as agents and those who don't. To me, there's really not much difference between a human intelligence, and a hypothetical LLM which simulates
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by chis 2y ago
This stuff is all a matter of degrees, though, right? You could roughly apply the same line of reasoning to a human: “He wasn’t innately trying to be deceptive. He was just put into a situation that caused him to act deceptively” The questi
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by chis 2y ago
Legendary shitpost from a major medical journal

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