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by edmundsauto 9mo ago
I feel it has to be something bigger, if they’re just taking client side input for the system prompt seems like a security issue. Doesn’t this mean I could reprogram Claude at its core?
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by edmundsauto 9mo ago
My guess is the subscription plans provide a way of controlling the base load better, because of how the "session duration" and token quota per session and week work. People can get tremendous value, but a lot of that value is onl
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by edmundsauto 9mo ago
Survival of the fittest is "that which reproduces more successfully, continues". In biology, this is genetics. In ideas, it's memetics. I suppose this means that our most powerful ideas from the internet generation are Rickro
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by edmundsauto 10mo ago
Haven’t all the large conflicts in the past 40 years been started by one party? Iraq, Afghanistan, Iraq 1, all the stuff in South America in the 80s…
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by edmundsauto 10mo ago
That would probably be a lot of work for little gain. Would you be open to asking Claude to summarize your approach and just put it into a paste? I'm less interested in specific implementations and more about approaches, what the trade
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by edmundsauto 10mo ago
What is the impact of misleading embeddings, how do they compose? I honestly am interested but don't know enough to understand what you're saying. Why would I want to explore the embedding space myself, isn't this a tool wher
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by edmundsauto 10mo ago
Would you share an overview of how it works? Sounds interesting
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by edmundsauto 10mo ago
I still don't understand, could you explain it more plainly? It sounds like a token efficiency and maybe an accuracy improvement of some sort?
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by edmundsauto 10mo ago
Adult diagnosis last year for me, bring gentle with myself for past mistakes is part of my plan. I’m also trying adderall under medical supervision, so I can strengthen the habits and systems with a little extra help.
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by edmundsauto 10mo ago
This looks really cool, but I'm struggling to understand why I might want to use it. Right now I'm able to query databases from Cloud Code. Is this a way that it can dynamically understand and explore the schema so I don't ha
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by edmundsauto 10mo ago
It looks like the main difference in the plans is the premium LLM calls, but what does that add if I just bring my own key? I am just a hobbyist but was curious how you’re thinking through the pricing plans.
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by edmundsauto 10mo ago
The San Diego PD is a gigantic clusterfuck of cronyism, illegal behavior, civil rights violations, and other unsavory issues. For a while it was run by the federal level, because SDPD was basically deemed incompetent. Think things like allo
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by edmundsauto 10mo ago
Landfill space is limited, best only to throw out what cannot be repurposed from a physical space perspective.
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by edmundsauto 10mo ago
I totally gave up on any system. I trust my brain to remember the important things and don’t beat myself up when I forget. I was recently adhd diagnosed at age 46 so I might try something like atomic habits now that I know what’s going on.
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by edmundsauto 10mo ago
Would you object to high quality AI comments?
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by edmundsauto 10mo ago
This reads a lot like a feature list to me. I don't understand the benefit from entries versus just an h1 tag. You can even collapse those down, and then docs will write you an index. Might be helpful to focus on the value prop more. I
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by edmundsauto 11mo ago
From a quick analysis, non-trucker fatalities per mile was about even or slightly increased from 2014-2023. I would conclude it’s not worse than it appears in the trucking situation.
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by edmundsauto 11mo ago
Miles driven are up ~20%, and there was an accounting change in 2016, and the NHTSA says <2020 shouldn't be compared to after. Directionally this still looks accurate, and give thousands of truck driver deaths per year, its signific
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by edmundsauto 11mo ago
FWIW, I think this is what led to the car dealership world we live in.
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by edmundsauto 11mo ago
We can always re-examine our priors and assumptions given the current context. It's also worth considering other fields. For example, military helicopter pilots training is longer, more expensive, and frequently only requires a 6-8 yea
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by edmundsauto 11mo ago
Making bad decisions is only a net benefit if they can recover from them in time. Then it becomes a lesson and not an anchor. With addictive behaviors like drugs, nicotine included… making the early mistake ends up being a permanent mistake
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by edmundsauto 1y ago
I care. His legacy is tarnished by being a bad human being, when it is pretty easy to be a decent person. It’s worth recognizing the accomplishment without lauding the person. Especially when the accomplishment is built on basically stolen&
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by edmundsauto 1y ago
Semaglutide isn’t exactly cutting edge, it’s 16 years since it was invented. GLP-1 drugs go back to the 90s. They are undeniably trendy but it’s odd to consider them cutting edge. Expensive, yes.
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by edmundsauto 1y ago
It's definitely unlikely to happen again, so I'm sure he's definitely not going to run similar ~scams~ companies!
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by edmundsauto 1y ago
This Administration loves itself.
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by edmundsauto 1y ago
That's great! I did Montessori through 2nd grade, it was formative and important for me because I suspect I'm a little on the spectrum. Montessori helped me thrive in a way that was critical for my development at the time. I also
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by edmundsauto 1y ago
My Montessori school enabled and encouraged me to read Judy Bloom books (age 8-10 appropriate) when I was 5. yMMV.
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by edmundsauto 1y ago
> because you're crippling yourself if you don't What makes you say this, practically?
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by edmundsauto 1y ago
Your math makes sense, but it was never about the money.
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by edmundsauto 1y ago
I don’t mean this with snark, but with age. It’s actually totally cool to not upgrade and then you have stability in your tooling. I bet there is some hella good art being made with Photoshop 6.0 from the 90s right now. The upgrade path is

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