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by gitaarik 7mo ago
Yeah good point. I think if the scraping code is written specifically for a site / system that prohibits scraping through it's ToS, the company has an edge for a lawsuit. It's a bit of a gray area I think. It depends how much
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by gitaarik 7mo ago
Interesting point. I've been looking into a similar issue recently, and for example LinkedIn won a lawsuit against the analytics company hiQ because they violated their ToS for scraping their website. And I think they also never techni
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by gitaarik 7mo ago
But they provide Claude specific code that helps their users violate their ToS, and that can be an argument in a lawsuit..
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by gitaarik 7mo ago
I asked Grok, and it actually gave a very useful answer: https://grok.com/share/c2hhcmQtMg_b036e24b-3211-4655-bd77-da...
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by gitaarik 7mo ago
It's to keep the aliens out
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by gitaarik 7mo ago
Yeah well it's something we create together. In the same way you can say we created economy so we can efficiently work, but we turn out working for the economy. It's not a living thing onto itself, it lives through us.
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by gitaarik 7mo ago
Oh sorry, I see in your original post you use it for research, codebase exploration, and small coding tasks. I think you hit the nail on the head with that AI is ultimately not smart, it'll be dependent on humans for a long time, and w
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by gitaarik 7mo ago
Ok, so what are you actually using it for?
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by gitaarik 7mo ago
It's just change. Yeah I also miss coding, but I also like the new things that AI allows me to access. And in times of change we can feel uncomfortable, because what we were used to is no more, and we cannot see yet what is to come. Bu
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by gitaarik 7mo ago
So the code you'll share with an AI, but not the docs?
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by gitaarik 7mo ago
But if you have an AI-based development environment it can have it's influence
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by gitaarik 7mo ago
So what do you mean with being a sceptic? I thought you meant you weren't convinced of it's usefulness, and therefore don't use it. But you do seem to use it, so what is it you're sceptible about?
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by gitaarik 7mo ago
It could also be that Trump is holding back certain essential Epstein files. Of course that would be dishonest, and we don't expect that from our leaders. Generally we trust our leaders. But history does prove that leaders do lie somet
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by gitaarik 7mo ago
Indeed, Epstein was an Israeli intelligence asset, so Netanyahu has videos of Trump with underaged girls, so Trump will do anything for Israel
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by gitaarik 7mo ago
And maybe to also have a better relationship with the government?
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by gitaarik 7mo ago
In the end you'll always have to manually validate the output, to ensure that what the test case tests is correct. When you write a test case, that's always what you need to do, to ensure that the test case passes in the right con
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by gitaarik 7mo ago
With the idea of the recent HN article that files are the common media of communication between humans and LLM's, it's still useful to have direct file-skills; to be able to read raw files the LLM outputs, or give it input through
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by gitaarik 8mo ago
How do you mean exactly? They have clearly stated that they're willing to work with the government without passing their red lines. And Trump is now blackmailing them. How can you interpret their reaction as a shortsighted viewpoint?
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by gitaarik 8mo ago
How can you be sure it's human written if the oh so reliable AI AI detection tool tells you it isn't?
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by gitaarik 8mo ago
Have used it for years without any problems. Not much recently though, but can't imagine they suddenly became unstable.
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by gitaarik 8mo ago
All code is plausible by design
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by gitaarik 8mo ago
What do you mean? You think any company should do whatever the government tells them?
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by gitaarik 8mo ago
I've been using this open source Telegram bot, Claudegram. If you only use that on both desktop and mobile, you can just continue the same chat.
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by gitaarik 8mo ago
A plan is just a file you can edit and then tell CC to check your annotations
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by gitaarik 8mo ago
For state management, you might be interested in looking at Lit State. It's a very lightweight state management lib written specially for Lit, with the same mindset. With it you won't have to pass props everywhere all the time. h
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by gitaarik 8mo ago
I often keep an eye on my running agents, and occasionally feel the need to correct them or to give them a bit more info because I see them sometimes diverge into areas I don't want them to go. Because they might spend much time and en
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by gitaarik 8mo ago
We make the model better by training it, and now that this issue has come up we can update the training ;)
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by gitaarik 8mo ago
This sounds like something my AI agent would say
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by gitaarik 8mo ago
I'm also happier riding a horse than driving a car. So I'll take the horse to work from now on.
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by gitaarik 9mo ago
So what?

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