endymion-light

8 ms·

61.
by endymion-light 7mo ago
this feels slightly insane and horrible but at the same time I can definitely see me using this for a phd project
62.
by endymion-light 7mo ago
I think you've stumbled on the core problem - it's a lot easier if you have the funding to be able to do all of those things. xAI would have the capital and lawyers necessary to push it through no matter what. You can hire "i
63.
by endymion-light 7mo ago
Fully agree - I think there's a core legalism inherent with especially the british political class. The first indication is always to build more guardrails and take fewer risks. It ends up killing innovation
64.
by endymion-light 7mo ago
Input: Decleration of Independence Output: Big news: We’re disrupting the status quo. We believe in a few core values that are non-negotiable: equality, empowerment, and the right to pursue your own version of success. At the end of the day
65.
by endymion-light 7mo ago
As someone who has looked at things like Renewable energy deployments within the UK, this is a pattern that seems to be quite pervasive across all industries. The byzantine web of planning approvals, goose counting, public outcry that you h
66.
by endymion-light 7mo ago
I mean, i think if you want to perform mass surveilance, you can do it far cheaper and more efficiently via facial recognition, mobile phone surveillance and a variety of different other methods. If you want reconstruction and training of r
67.
by endymion-light 7mo ago
THere's a level of AI generated copy that makes the website look unpolished. I think it's right to critique, in the same way i'd critique an obvious bootstrap css website. There's loads of factors that may implicitly tur
68.
by endymion-light 7mo ago
Very true - I won't dispute it! I'd only argue that people were doing this before AI, slop development was just copy pasting from the first stack overflow issue that matched the question rather than thinking So i'd argue ther
69.
by endymion-light 7mo ago
Totally true - althuogh I feel like that's been the case since the first coding bootcamps
70.
by endymion-light 7mo ago
isn't that literally just because the only way to use midjourney was with a weird discord bot for ages?
71.
by endymion-light 7mo ago
Haha it's a good analogy, i'm being a little bit argumentative for the sake of it potentially. I guess in my view - the main alternative you'd have beforehand is just to drown. For me, AI sits in a space where if you know how
72.
by endymion-light 7mo ago
Yes, I was disagreeing with the premise of the analogy - what would the slow boat in this case be? As my experience, going through software engineering before AI, is that you'd get lost to the ice, with nobody to really help you get ou
73.
by endymion-light 7mo ago
I feel like this is partially a skill issue - You can get direct, cited information from LLMs. There's a level of personal responsibility for over-using the tools and letting them feed you bad/false information, but if you try res
74.
by endymion-light 7mo ago
This is a great example actually. To me, a function is a single sentence within a book. It may approach the larger picture, but that sentence can be reviewed, changed, switched around, killed by an editor. Some programmers believe they&#x27
75.
by endymion-light 7mo ago
WSL is fantastic - apart from the fact that you need to clear it intermittently via disk compression. I use it for work and it's great until you get something incredibly frustrating, like needing a pass-through for your hardware. The o
76.
by endymion-light 8mo ago
This is quite a fun website, what have you used for the backend, i've been wanting to get more deployments for small web tools but the hug of death always worries me
77.
by endymion-light 8mo ago
I'd be really interested in this!
78.
by endymion-light 8mo ago
The issue i think is that to model sycophancy you'd need another model that can address signs of sycophancy - it's turtles all the way down
79.
by endymion-light 8mo ago
Found it fantastic - used up my daily usage in two queries though!
80.
by endymion-light 8mo ago
I love doing a personal side project code review with claude code, because it doesn't beat around the bush for criticism. I recently compared a class that I wrote for a side project that had quite horrible temporal coupling for a data
81.
by endymion-light 8mo ago
I absolutley adore these. Are there any communities you're involved with sharing some of these? The ability to tell a story within data is so critical
82.
by endymion-light 8mo ago
I almost feel like the amount of effort required to set up a seperate limited budget bank account and review spending periodically is equivalent to just going to a link to checkout But I may be a lazy engineer, I definitely go by the if you
83.
by endymion-light 8mo ago
Yeah - and honestly, i'll probably use a agent like openclaw to do stuff like find flights, villas, find a good timing between X and Y date, get it formatted as a table and validate the websites. Then, I can commit to the checkout proc
84.
by endymion-light 8mo ago
Then it's done a horrible job! As all I could think was surely you're not making the efficiency gain you state. It's similiar to back when Notion second brain templates became popular, there was a level at which you went - su
85.
by endymion-light 8mo ago
This felt like a sane and useful case until you mentioned the access to bank account side. I just don't see a reason to allow OpenClaw to make purchases for you, it doesn't feel like something that a LLM should have access to. Wha
86.
by endymion-light 8mo ago
Looks great - i'll try to check it out on my gaming PC. On a misc note: What's being used to create the screen recordings? It looks so smooth!
87.
by endymion-light 8mo ago
Looks cool, I need an alternative to my supabase set-up for little web tools, so i'll check it out!
88.
by endymion-light 9mo ago
Very cool - what would you recomend in terms of just getting started learning parametric design? It feels like one of my complete blank spots
89.
by endymion-light 9mo ago
Ah great! Yeah that makes the benefit a lot more clear. I'm used to hats that seem to lock you out of GPIO use
90.
by endymion-light 9mo ago
For a text-based business simulator, i'd make the text far easier to read. I'm finding it to be a little to fast, with a lot of eye strain. There's a couple of techniques, including making sure that your text isn't compl

More ›