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> What products? This blog post is long on vibes and short on evidence. I think this is an uninteresting question. Almost every company is putting AI produced code into their products now and has been for years. Whether it's entir
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It won’t, the state of the art is changing so quickly it is near impossible to stay on top of. Right now claude code is doing stuff for our team that was impossible with ai coding six month ago. Probably a year from now it will be somethin
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> The LLMs are very fast but the code they generate is low quality. I think the latest generation of LLM with claude code is not low quality. It's better than the code that pretty much every dev on our team can do outside of very n
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Guatemala is a great place to visit if you want to experience it first hand. Lake Atitlan is breathtaking.
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Does it matter? The point is writing a hit piece.
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We are already at stage 3 for software development and arguably step 4
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I was working on a fairly niche thing, a library of crossplane compositions written in KCL and thought it would be nice to have a TUI so i could browse through them and see the rendered yaml as claude was working on it. I asked claude code
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I like to think (it has to be!) of a cybernetic ecology where we are free of our labors and joined back to nature, returned to our mammal brothers and sisters, and all watched over by machines of lovin
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> something like a winding number (which has to be an integer). Electric charge is a kind of "defect" or "kink" in the photonic field, while color charge (quarks) are defects in the strong-force field, etc. Quark'
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It wasn't wrong. It was proved for uniform materials. This paper extends it to non-uniform materials, with an additional condition.
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People should know the legal context of this, which is that the Fifth Circuit is out of step with every other circuit in the country on this.
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Show HN: Reverse Turing Test (convince an LLM that you are an LLM)
(github.com)
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> To those who are acquainted with the principles of the Jacquard loom, and who are also familiar with analytical formulæ, a general idea of the means by which the Engine executes its operations may be obtained without much difficulty. I
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Chatgpt 5.2 in the past couple of weeks has gotten noticeably worse for me to the point that I stopped using it and just ask claude code questions instead.
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I am not going to argue this on the basis of LLM's suck at fiction, because even if it's true, it's not really that relevant. The problem is that what LLM's are good at is producing mediocre fiction particular to the ta
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Wow, that is almost point for point what I had written down in a bunch of documents I had been spreading around at work this week. Excellent post.
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I think this is mostly a problem of making things skills that don't need to be skills (telling it how to do something it already knows how to do), and having way too much context, so that the skills effectively disappear. If skills ar
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They're basically all trade-offs between context-size/token-use and flexibility. If you can write a bash or a python script, or an api or an MCP to do what you want, then write a bash or python script to do it. You can even incl
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Experimenting with skills over the last few months has completely changed the way I think about using LLMs. It's not so much that it's a really important technology or super brilliant, but I have gone from thinking of LLMs and ag
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They redefined sets specifically to exclude that construction and related ones.
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I am doing now with AI what I consider more to be engineering management than I am doing software dev, and most technical managers have their coding skills atrophy over time and I don't think that is really a problem.
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What AI development has done for my team is the following: Dramatically improved Jira usage -- better, more descriptive tickets with actionable user stories and clearly expressed requirements. Dramatically improved github PRs. Dramatically
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> - you lose internet connection or the agent is misconfigured or you simply ran out of credits. What happens when github goes down. You shrug and take a long lunch.
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I am not sure we are at the "efficiency" phase of this. Even if you just wire this output (or probably multiples running different counterfactuals) into a multimodal LLM that interprets the video and uses it to make decisions, you
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It's a counter intuitive statistic, I was explaining why it makes sense.
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> “Computers can never show creativity or originality”. But—perhaps disappointingly—that’s surprisingly easy to get, and indeed just a bit of randomness “seeding” a computation can often do a pretty good job, --- This is, I think, not wh
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For the last 2 or 3 months we made a commitment as a team to go all in on claude code, and have been sharing prompts, skills, etc, and documented all of our projects and at this point, claude is writing a _large_ percentage of our code. Pr
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Tokens are expensive and downloading is cheap. I think probably the opposite is true, really, and more packages will be written specifically for LLMs to use because their api uses fewer tokens.
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> This is true. In France, about two thirds out of the people dying in a car accident are the actual drivers responsible for the accident, according to the 2024 Road Safety Report. --- This is because a large number of accidents don'
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https://archive.ph/iq74B non-paywalled link
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