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by dwaltrip 7mo ago
If you tried for a few more minutes you would have figured it out.
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by dwaltrip 7mo ago
Maybe they meant un-uninstallable?
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by dwaltrip 7mo ago
If self-driving is any indication, it may take 10+ years to go from 90% to 95%.
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by dwaltrip 7mo ago
Of course! I get pretty lazy so my follow-up is often usually something like: "Ok let's look at these issues 1 at a time. Can you walk me through each one and help me think through how to address it" And then it will usuall
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by dwaltrip 7mo ago
Try something like: > Please carefully review (whatever it is) and list out the parts that have the most risk and uncertainty. Also, for each major claim or assumption can you list a few questions that come to mind? Rank those questions
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by dwaltrip 7mo ago
That’s fucking crazy.
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by dwaltrip 7mo ago
What’s the reasoning? If you were a business, would your opinion change?
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by dwaltrip 7mo ago
It has that punchy, breathless cadence... shrugs
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by dwaltrip 7mo ago
Did AI write this?
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by dwaltrip 7mo ago
AI writing sucks because it doesn't have a voice. It's not trying to say anything. Human writers are interesting because they offer a unique perspective from their lived experience. It also struggles to maintain deep coherence. Th
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by dwaltrip 7mo ago
This is genius.
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by dwaltrip 8mo ago
Next level: Have the LLMs generate tests that measure the “ease of use” and “effectiveness” of coding agents using the language. Then have them use these tests to get data for their language design process. They should also smoke test their
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by dwaltrip 8mo ago
Cough factorio cough :)
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by dwaltrip 8mo ago
Please don’t post slop as a comment.
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by dwaltrip 8mo ago
You left out the first half of the prompt: “I want to wash my car”.
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by dwaltrip 8mo ago
It’s quite a difference… The expected or assumed signal can differ radically from the perceived signal, often in surprising ways. People spend so much energy doing things based on untrue assumptions about what others are thinking. And this
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by dwaltrip 8mo ago
What tools do you use for wireframes / how are you generating them?
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by dwaltrip 8mo ago
Much better sources of iron are available. More likely we get smooshed unintentionally as they AIs seek those out.
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by dwaltrip 8mo ago
Wow yeah very prescient.
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by dwaltrip 8mo ago
It’s clear enough but they aren’t going out of their way to make it obvious. It’s definitely fluffed up / corporately sanitized.
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by dwaltrip 8mo ago
The CEOs aren't here in the comments.
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by dwaltrip 8mo ago
Sure, it can be beneficial. But don't forget that externalities are a thing.
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by dwaltrip 8mo ago
sips coffee… ahh yes, let me find that classic Dropbox rsync comment
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by dwaltrip 9mo ago
Isn’t one of the limitations to transistor density quantum tunneling?
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by dwaltrip 9mo ago
Why do you not count the technology developments needed to do the research?
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by dwaltrip 9mo ago
Ya you gotta try it. Just download it and start typing into the terminal instead of the ChatGPT text box on the web. You can also use cursor which is essentially vs code with these features baked in.
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by dwaltrip 9mo ago
As a former “types are overrated” person, Typescript was my conversion moment. For small projects, I don’t think it makes a huge difference. But for large projects, I’d guess that most die-hard dynamic people who have tried typescript have
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by dwaltrip 9mo ago
"Live AI Vote! Are you YES or NO?" Give me a frickin break. Absolute trash. Edit: I was pleasantly surprised to see that they don't add any tracking cookies from what I can tell, regardless of how you "vote". Still
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by dwaltrip 9mo ago
ReportToolIssue… holy shit that is genius.
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by dwaltrip 9mo ago
Thanks for these notes. Very interesting! Looking forward to experimenting.

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