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dwaltrip
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1mo ago
Seriously? You don’t like non-white people?
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1mo ago
You are saying it could say "Fable" in the model description (e.g. bottom left of TUI for Claude Code) when it is secretly Opus? That would be absolutely insane... I don't think it's doing that?
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1mo ago
There was an outage last night, right around the time you posted. https://status.claude.com/incidents/vgz5psbjmt1h
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1mo ago
Taste, judgment, and wisdom. Aka “actual deep understanding”.
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2mo ago
Is your ability to acquire new skills easily related to autism? At the end of the day, does it matter? I have ADHD and I've found peace in trying not to assign precise moral value to different characteristics that I have. Easier said t
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2mo ago
Fable does far better at considering the whole picture, weighing options, and making suggestions during architecture or refactoring discussions. It’s more reliable and makes less dumb errors than Opus. It still messes up, of course. But for
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2mo ago
I haven’t hit the Fable guardrails a single time after substantial usage. And I’m working on a ML project (a game AI). I don’t doubt people are hitting it… shrugs
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2mo ago
brain have thought -> brain tell claude -> claude make shiny thing -> ooh shiny -> show fellow monkeys, look, I have shiny!
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2mo ago
It damn right is our fucking business. They are unleashing these things on the world. They are becoming more capable. They need to work properly and not do harmful actions. The labs have an obligation to society to not build powerful, dange
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2mo ago
The readme is filled with slop. Bad sign…
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2mo ago
How do you know? Don’t leave us hanging.
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2mo ago
Did you not use Claude to help write it? It's not standard slop, that is clear. But I saw a bunch of smoking-gun-claudisms in the post. Overall I did like it, I will say :)
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2mo ago
Yeah... it has the vagueness and awkward staccato of heavily edited Claudish. I've been finding it nearly impossible to try to hammer raw Claudish into tolerable prose. I usually have to re-write most of the text by hand if I want it s
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2mo ago
AI hypnosis: Your eyes glaze over and you feel the light of consciousness fading, not peacefully, but an angry falling. You plummet deeper into into the void. Your vision blurs. Words appear in front of you but they hold no meaning. Somethi
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2mo ago
This is far too reasonable for this thread.
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2mo ago
> Good instinct - let me pull the threads together, because the loose pair and the encode_frame overlap turn out to be the same problem wearing two hats. This one is one of my all time favorites. There’s just something about a code probl
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2mo ago
How should one parse both the validity of an argument and the agenda of the speaker?
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2mo ago
It’s absolutely exhausting.
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2mo ago
Much of the stupidity stems from the impulse to coddle Trump’s ego. Both from Trump himself and anyone who interacts with him. It becomes self-interest only because this man with a terrifically fragile holds so much power, so there is a str
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2mo ago
This only works if the tasks are actually specific and don’t benefit from broad competency. IMO, this doesn’t match most things that people use LLMs for.
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2mo ago
Fair enough.
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2mo ago
Thanks for an alternative source! I’ll check it out.
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2mo ago
Serious people own their words and admit their mistakes.
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2mo ago
He has admitted to being grotesquely wrong about LLMs being useful?
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2mo ago
I don’t trust someone who is dumb enough to think LLMs aren’t useful at all. Of course, he may just be deceiving himself or his audience about this belief. I don’t think he is actually dumb. But this alternative is equally problematic.
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2mo ago
No problem! Thanks for the apology :)
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2mo ago
He was a complete asshole, but he wasn't an unhinged sociopath like Sam.
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2mo ago
It’s comical and honestly incredibly embarrassing… But it seems we have somehow optimized away shame. It wasn’t good for profits, I guess.
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2mo ago
I use these strange machines all the time. They have gotten notably smarter. That’s my personal experience. They still do things that I find incredibly annoying and “dumb”. And I still have to clean up messes they make quite often. But on t
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2mo ago
They are both products with multiple sellers competing on price. If one seller raises their price, people can switch to the other seller. You can't only look at how much "value" the buyer gets from the product. That's th
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