dwaltrip

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by dwaltrip 3mo ago
You sound cheap and a little scroogey. I’d buy you a drink if we were at a bar, help you relax a bit :)
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by dwaltrip 3mo ago
It's back baby! runs script to submit the 50 prompts I prepared overnight
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by dwaltrip 3mo ago
Fable was such a clear improvement. I can't wait to start using it again. Opus 4.8, you did a lot of good work for me, but in the name of all things holy... I will not miss your communication style. So long and thanks for the fish.
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by dwaltrip 3mo ago
Damn, that sounds quite rough.
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by dwaltrip 4mo ago
What a scumbag. The replies from Nico are insane: “Team effort” “:praying-hands (x2)” And so on… The audacity and complete shamelessness… I wonder what narrative they tell themselves.
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by dwaltrip 4mo ago
It’s a massive supply crunch. More production will come online.
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by dwaltrip 4mo ago
Immigrants lower the local crime rates.
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by dwaltrip 4mo ago
The rendering still breaks many times a day for me, in fairly catastrophic ways. Usually because I have the audacity to resize my terminal window. Ctrl+c -> new tab -> `claude —resume` is deeply ingrained at this point.
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by dwaltrip 4mo ago
They should follow the principle of least privilege. Why not use differential privacy?
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by dwaltrip 4mo ago
That’s so wild to read that 10 year old meme post. Very prescient. And yes, so accurate! hah
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by dwaltrip 4mo ago
That's a good idea. Claude wrote that for me a week or so ago. It could definitely be tightened.
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by dwaltrip 4mo ago
Hah, yeah... I added this to my global CLAUDE.md (~/.claude/CLAUDE.md): ## Writing voice — plain, factual, calibrated to the evidence Write docs, session notes, commit messages, and findings plainly and factually — and calibrate e
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by dwaltrip 4mo ago
Fable is a lot like Opus at its best. It's simply more reliable and feels a bit smarter. For my use cases, using it feels very nice , and notably better than Opus. It needs less direct guidance to get reasonable looking code and I don
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by dwaltrip 4mo ago
METR is an independent organization.
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by dwaltrip 4mo ago
I'm so sick of people who peddle outrage for a living.
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by dwaltrip 4mo ago
The Alaskan sovereign wealth fund is a much better metaphor.
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by dwaltrip 4mo ago
You aren’t really engaging with the substance or heart of the post, and your reading feels a bit knee-jerky and bad-faith to me.
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by dwaltrip 4mo ago
The total market size might be low this year or the next. But, for better or worse, humans will continue to push into the unknown. Reusable rockets will change the economics of space travel beyond recognition. Jevon’s paradox will strike ha
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by dwaltrip 5mo ago
I’ve never ran into the limits on the $100 plan, and rarely even get close. I normally have only one session going at once though.
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by dwaltrip 5mo ago
ah ok, thanks for clarifying!
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by dwaltrip 5mo ago
Wait, doesn’t the blog post say the price is the same as 4.7? > Claude Opus 4.8 is available everywhere today. Pricing for regular usage is unchanged from Opus 4.7: $5 per million input tokens and $25 per million output tokens. Pricing f
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by dwaltrip 5mo ago
“Grown” is a highly apt metaphor, IMO. It quite succinctly captures some of the most fundamental differences between building Claude and building an Ikea desk, for example.
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by dwaltrip 5mo ago
If you are using Claude code, just set effort to xhigh. This one change will probably solve 80% of the problems you have noticed.
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by dwaltrip 5mo ago
Programming is just another form of tool building, no? So anyone who builds things that humans use to solve problems is a job eliminator.
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by dwaltrip 5mo ago
It’s wild how each model version is obsessed with certain particular phrases. *load-bearing* just started popping up like crazy with opus 4.7. Although Claude will never hold a candle to Codex’s jargon, at least in my experience.
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by dwaltrip 5mo ago
Bullshit spreads around the word before the truth can even get its shoes on. So on and so forth. Naive credentialism is obviously bad, but reputation does matter.
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by dwaltrip 5mo ago
I’ve tried taxis like 4 times in the past 5 years or so. I regretted it 3 out 4 of those times. Maybe I’ll try again in a few years.
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by dwaltrip 5mo ago
I’ve noticed my iPhone has recently started putting little AI summaries of messages on the notification screen. Which reminds me, I need to figure out how to turn that off.
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by dwaltrip 5mo ago
You may be right in many cases. But I think the author was commenting on how it felt like a compulsive urge stemming from fear and self-doubt. It’s a good insight about their frame of mind, and I applaud them for resisting the urge. You nee
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by dwaltrip 5mo ago
Small things can reflect large numbers of photons :) The Artemis gif you are referring to only shows the satellites because the earth is eclipsing the the sun and they did a long exposure. Those satellites showing up in the gif are briefly

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