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by hirvi74 2mo ago
I saw that someone already created a Github repo for a Python script that strips the watermark out of Claude generated text. It was released, I think, within 24 hours of the announcement. I cannot attest to how well it works, but I found it
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by hirvi74 2mo ago
I don't think that is contradictory either. By limiting 3rd-party permissions, Apple is able to prevent many potential issues before an application even makes it to the vetting process. The less there is to vet, the more robust the vet
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by hirvi74 2mo ago
I have worked with a few people like this.
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by hirvi74 2mo ago
True. Which is why I love this quote from the most beautiful works of art I have ever enjoyed, Clair Obscur: Expedition 33: > You speak to me of perfection, but is there really any such thing? Or is it a siren, leading us astray. I happ
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by hirvi74 2mo ago
"It" is a lot of things. Languages: - C#/.NET: Sufficient sometimes, but not how I'd write things. Most results at least compile, but I have noticed plenty of defiance towards particular instructions, e.g, "Do not u
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by hirvi74 2mo ago
I suppose they aren't, but I am perfectly fine with reading what has worked for others should they feel inclined to share.
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by hirvi74 2mo ago
I concur with your first sentence. I have found success creating some sort of MVP, but I have had virtually no success with taking something from initiation to completion. My employer won't even provide LLMs for us, let alone allow us
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by hirvi74 2mo ago
> Make sure it know how to run the tests before it starts writing any additional code. Thank you for this advice. I can absolutely see how such advice could be helpful, and considering I have created environments (containerized) where
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by hirvi74 2mo ago
> In the past year, agent harnesses crossed the “can it be done” rubicon. Brother, I'm still in "Can you get it right?"-mode. What am I doing wrong? (Rhetorical, but advice welcomed).
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by hirvi74 2mo ago
Psychology.
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by hirvi74 2mo ago
All while creating new ones. :)
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by hirvi74 2mo ago
Do people seriously care about this debate? I don't even use the term software engineer. I usually just say [computer] programmer. Though depending on my mood I might say I am virtual firefighter, and believe me, there are always virtu
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by hirvi74 2mo ago
> It drives me nuts the number of people in software who think that people in other industries are slow because they’re just not as smart as us. . . Ha! I studied computer science and became a programmer because I knew I was too dumb f
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by hirvi74 2mo ago
No, I want to force a nationwide measure for conscription or civil service. The bit about my benefit was to merely illustrate why I find the idea appealing. It was never meant to serve as a sufficient argument. The reasons I would support s
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by hirvi74 2mo ago
> The issue is that these conscriptions are rarely for the benefit of the person Issue? That's the best part. > They are usually cheap labour or just bodies to put where you need a physical presence but no real skill. That r
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by hirvi74 2mo ago
I can't use CC or Codex, so I am left with the chat interface, but I have found Opus 5 to be exceptional so far. Compared to 5.6 Sol High, I would say they are essentially equivalent. Though, I think Opus is better at UI/UX stuff
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by hirvi74 2mo ago
> you need to actually put some thought and effort into your prompts and provide appropriate context and examples a lot of the times if you have a very specific result that you're envisioning. Ain't gonna happen. By that poin
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by hirvi74 2mo ago
> It's why managers and PMs want to be in standup. While I agree at face value, I also believe a lot of managers and PMs do not have enough work to justify 40 or more hours of work a week, so attending standup, meetings, etc. is p
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by hirvi74 2mo ago
I've never used Kotlin, but I really enjoy Flutter. Not nearly as much as SwiftUI and the Lord's language, mind you. Flutter can get you up and running quickly. If I want cross-plaform support, one codebase is hard to beat.
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by hirvi74 2mo ago
I honestly support the downfall of this system. The truly great and exceptional will continue to be such. Degrees are nothing more than a signal, and a weak one at that.
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by hirvi74 2mo ago
I wish the US had mandatory conscription. Not necessarily military conscription, but kind of like the German model where you either do military service or public service (if I remember correctly). I sure could have used the maturity, the mo
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by hirvi74 2mo ago
That's a lot of effort to go through just to end up writing some shitty JS for some Mega corp.
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by hirvi74 2mo ago
A lot of money helped then, and it sure helps now too.
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by hirvi74 2mo ago
I honestly support this. At least at face value for the devil is always in the details. I have had a similar discussion with many of my friends that are academics. We all, more or less, agree that grades do not really serve their purported
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by hirvi74 2mo ago
It depends how a good thing is defined. The death of humanity would be awful for humanity, but probably a boon for most of the life on this planet.
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by hirvi74 2mo ago
Maybe by the time juniors are needed and seniors are gone, seniors can just directly connect to Claude via some sort of neural interface. Claude can proceed to increase its training dataset by harvesting all the precious information and mem
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by hirvi74 2mo ago
My SO's step-grandfather was born in pre-WWII Hungary. He also spent a lot of his youth and younger years in the Czech Republic before and after the Prague Spring. He was telling me stories about how the communist had an implementation
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by hirvi74 2mo ago
This highlights a similar issue I have with student-loan payments as a government worker. I find a system where people pay money to the government only for the government to turn around and pay some of that money back to the same people unn
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by hirvi74 3mo ago
> INVERSE effect of caffeine for years It's likely due to some other factor or individual difference. To my knowledge, there is no evidence that stimulants affect people with ADHD any differently than people without ADHD. By differe
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by hirvi74 3mo ago
While I am not particularly a fan of HTMX, I do absolutely adore how Carson and the team always have such a great sense of humor with the project. I used HTMX in a few projects, and the library worked well enough for what I needed, but I fo

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