harlanlewis

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by harlanlewis 1mo ago
> We could write such a page together. My goodness. This maintainer appears to have acted with a saint’s patience, but a different actor, recognizing they are the target of an OpenAI swarm, could edit or respond to posts in a way that de
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by harlanlewis 6mo ago
It already exists! Marvin https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Eh-W8QDVA9s
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by harlanlewis 9mo ago
Clever! Sharing my lightning test of this approach. Context - I have a 200k+ LOC Python+React hobby project with a directory full of project-specific "guidelines for doing a good job" agent rules + skills. Of course, agent rules a
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by harlanlewis 9mo ago
In terms of issue tracking and agentic "developers", with a mobile focus - You can connect Linear to Cursor's web agent, which makes Linear issues assignable to the agent directly and kicks off Cursor's take on remote co
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by harlanlewis 1y ago
I agree completely with this as a human reader - but do wonder about the gradual codification of these markers in systems that will have increasingly have LLM detection as a standard feature, as frequently and obviously enabled as spam dete
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by harlanlewis 1y ago
I only got 65 for the same idea. I guess you have first mover advantage?
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by harlanlewis 1y ago
Lots of good recommendations in replies. Calling it out only because I don’t see it mentioned - until last year, Bartender was one of the popular go-to tools to manage menu bar items, but it fell from favor after quietly changing owners, ch
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by harlanlewis 2y ago
Of course you're right - oh how I wish it wasn't 1:1 with the earnestly-produced content dominating linkedin feeds…
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by harlanlewis 2y ago
> "Look in the mirror. Who are you? What values will you compromise?" This is probably a typo from "comprise" or similar, but I'm rather tickled by the idea that week 1 includes both a thoughtful assessment of yo
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Reka Flash 3(huggingface.co)
1 points by harlanlewis 2y ago|0 comments
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by harlanlewis 2y ago
I appreciate the bug report! Unfortunately this is a familiar and sporadically recurring issue with Netlify, which I should really move off of…
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by harlanlewis 2y ago
hey, thank you! bubble charts, annotated with text and shapes using the Drawing tool. Working with the constraints of Google Sheets is its own challenge. also - love the podcast, one of my favorites. the 3:1 io token price breakdown in my s
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by harlanlewis 2y ago
The price really is eye watering. At a glance, my first impression is this is something like Llama 3.1 405B, where the primary value may be realized in generating high quality synthetic data for training rather than direct use. I keep a lit
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by harlanlewis 2y ago
This is a great idea, I've been doing something similar at 2 levels: 1. .cursorrules for global conventions. The first rule in the file is dumb but works well with Cursor Composer: `If the user seems to be requesting a change to global
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by harlanlewis 2y ago
Did the article change, or was this a very strange quote edit? Here’s the current line in the article, emphasis mine: >> The Thermette, a simple and effective device for boiling water outdoors over an enclosed fire, was designed by Ma
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by harlanlewis 2y ago
Yes, I’m a huge fan of how easy it is to whip up quick isolated prototypes in Claude artifacts. There’s a risk of breaking changes in libs causing frustration in larger codebases, though. I’ve been working with LLMs in a Nextjs App Router
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by harlanlewis 2y ago
Untrusted inputs to systems with agency or access to privileged data. Here’s a data exfiltration example in Google AI Studio: https://x.com/wunderwuzzi23/status/1821210923157098919
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by harlanlewis 2y ago
Tim Donaghy (ref): https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tim_Donaghy
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by harlanlewis 2y ago
Familiar! The Artificial Analysis Index is the metric models are sorted by in my sheet. But their data and presentation has some gaps. I made this sheet to get a glanceable landscape view comparing the three key dimensions I care about, and
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by harlanlewis 2y ago
To help keep track of the race, I put together a simple dashboard to visualize model/provider leaders in capability, throughput, and cost. Hope someone finds it useful! Google Sheet: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets
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by harlanlewis 2y ago
Apologies for misreading your intent, I hear you and am in full agreement.
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by harlanlewis 2y ago
This may be the study: https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/15230430.2020.1... Quote from the abstract: > In Venezuela, glacial area has decreased 98 percent between 1952 and 2019 (from 2.317 km2 t
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by harlanlewis 2y ago
There are a ton of useful preferences like these that make OS X behave in ways that I find more natural. TinkerTool ( https://www.bresink.com/osx/TinkerTool ) has a nice “missing system preferences” GUI for configuring t
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by harlanlewis 2y ago
I found myself making these types of comparisons over and over again to keep up with new models and pricing changes, so I made a Google Sheet for it with some charts to visualize outliers and trends in terms of model capability, throughput,
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LLM price vs. performance (Google sheet)(docs.google.com)
9 points by harlanlewis 2y ago|2 comments
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by harlanlewis 2y ago
I created this dense visual comparison to better understand and contextualize the precise relationships between capability, cost, and speed for text LLMs widely available via cloud providers today. All values are sourced externally from pub
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by harlanlewis 3y ago
re Cody - I found it very similar to Codium, Copilot, et al. Impressive when it works, but consistently has trouble identifying the right context to inject or using it effectively. At its best when writing code that does not require a lot o
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by harlanlewis 3y ago
not an expert in this subject, but I believe subpixel rendering is the broad category of solution https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Subpixel_rendering further, the “pixel” unit widely used today is quite far removed fro
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by harlanlewis 3y ago
> GPT4 is getting beat by the small prompt library LATS wrapped around GPT3.5 The link you shared doesn’t quite reflect this. Omitting other models… LATS (gpt-4): 94.4 Reflexion (gpt-4): 91.0 gpt-4: 86.6 … LATS (gpt-3.5): 83.8 … zero-sho
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by harlanlewis 3y ago
Piqued my interest so I just went looking, this relatively recent reddit thread lists a few relevant options: https://www.reddit.com/r/mac/comments/q1pgos/keep_a_window_o... I hope one works out!

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