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gtirloni
3mo ago
The catch is you didn't know about this until today?
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3mo ago
Screw those poor copyright holders without the means to stop frontier AI labs, amirite?
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4mo ago
The Ever Given was stuck in the Suez Canal. Narrowest width: - Strait of Hormuz (33 km) - Bab-el-Mandeb (26 km) - Strait of Gibraltar (13 km) - Strait of Malacca (2.8 km) - Bosphorus (700 m) - Suez Canal (205 m) <- Ever Given - Panama Ca
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Agents' Last Exam
(agents-last-exam.org)
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4mo ago
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4mo ago
I hope these people are properly attributing their work to the IDE/editor they used as well. /s I do spend an enormous amount of time working on projects with AI assistance . When people imply that my output is any less "wor
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4mo ago
> This is not a limitation that can be overcome by LLMs. Their generative value is in their unreliability. If you turn temperature down to zero, you get a deterministic machine - but you also break every meaningful application I know of
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5mo ago
People are still figuring things out, there's a lot of wasted tokens, etc. This is like complaining a student isn't as productive as a senior engineering. I think we as an industry haven't even graduated to junior level when
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5mo ago
> The compute is still real. The VRAM is still real. And the memory bandwidth is where it gets genuinely surprising. sigh
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5mo ago
As someone constantly nerd-sniped, the difficulty is that our instincts are still being formed about what this current era of AI tools can and cannot do. So when a blocker or an idea pops up, it's very easy to use that magic-like tool
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AI load breaks GitHub – why not other vendors?
(blog.pragmaticengineer.com)
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gtirloni
6mo ago
This website looks so terrible that I can't tell if it's really owned by Google or a scam.
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gtirloni
6mo ago
Check back in 5-10 years, not joking.
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Reposit: Collective Intelligence for AI Agents
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gtirloni
6mo ago
I think people are missing the "hidden gems" part of the question here.
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gtirloni
6mo ago
How you get deterministic output though? t=0? Pydantic AI outputs?
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7mo ago
People who like it aren't vocal, agreed. I think this works for every outrage wave we experience online. Something to keep in mind.
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7mo ago
Could you emit a virtual credit card for them that you then cancel after the verification is done? What "unfucking" looks like though? The law is mandated in the UK. What other way of age verification would work better for them?
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7mo ago
Yes. I sometimes had to specifically ask it to NOT add any code to the specs because that would be done at a later stage.
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gtirloni
7mo ago
That's definitely not a CLI wrapper. But people are calling Claude Code (clearly a TUI) a CLI so :shrug: GSD is a collection of skills, commands, MCPs(?), helper scripts, etc that you use inside Claude Code (and others). If anything,
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7mo ago
I think this shows that the model alone isn't the complete story and that these "harnesses" (as people seem to be calling them) shape a lot of the experienced behavior of these tools.
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7mo ago
GSD and superpowers aren't CLI wrappers?
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7mo ago
Yes, it does help in that way. Maybe I'm still struggling to let go and let AI take the wheel from beginning to end but I enjoy the exploratory part of the whole process (investigating possible solutions, trying theories, doing little
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7mo ago
I was using this and superpowers but eventually, Plan mode became enough and I prefer to steer Claude Code myself. These frameworks are great for fire-and-forget tasks, especially when there is some research involved but they burn 10x more
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7mo ago
What are you investing time in instead?
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7mo ago
I wish them good luck but they will become even more of a niche project.
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gtirloni
8mo ago
Worth posting here: https://github.com/ghostty-org/ghostty/discussions
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8mo ago
We used to call these "libraries".
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8mo ago
Who's spending money to write bots to comment on obscure (to me) websites and why?
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8mo ago
What's a coding harness? Claude Code is a "harness" and not a TUI?
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8mo ago
Your task is certainly doable though. You can ask AI to focus on the functional aspects and create a design-only document. It can do that in chunks. You don't need to know about COBOL best practices now, that's an implementation d
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