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iamleppert
8mo ago
Are these tools useable by OpenClaw yet?
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8mo ago
You can only change the rules, you can never stop The Game™. Now, more than ever before, it's faster and easier to create something and deliver its perceived value at scale. Nerds used to rule the roost of tech because they were willin
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iamleppert
8mo ago
All I want from Apple is to get rid of that atrocious frosted glass interface. It looks like a Sharper Image catalog from the 90's!
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8mo ago
An AI model has no drive or desire, or embodiment for that matter. Simply put, they don't exist in the real world and don't have the requirements or urgency to do anything unless prompted by a human, because, you know, survival un
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8mo ago
As soon as there is a viable alternative to Claude Code, I'm gone after this change. It appears minor on the surface but their response to all the comments tells you everything you need to know. They don't even want to concede at
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8mo ago
I don't want agent context tied to git commits. I just want infinite scroll in Claude Code and ability to search and review all my past conversations!
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8mo ago
You must be the only one who got my joke!
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8mo ago
Insane to me a bill that large for what is effectively hosting static content. He could dump the entire thing on S3 and even with cloudfront it would be fraction of that.
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8mo ago
I just want an infinite scroll in Claude Code, where I can easily search and view all my past conversations. Is that asking too much?
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8mo ago
Anthropic was absolutely right!
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8mo ago
Good thing we have LLM agents now. Before this kind of behavior was tolerable. Now it's pretty easy to switch over to using other providers. The threat of "but it will take them a lot of effort to switch to someone else" is g
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8mo ago
Why do you need a connection to a database during the meeting? Doesn't it make more sense to record the meeting data to some local state first, and then serialize it to database at the end of the meeting or when a database connection i
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8mo ago
The Copilot they have integrated into Azure is absolutely useless. Every now and then I'll get frustrated at which one of the thousands of menus some switch is under and I'll ask their chatbot and it will spend a lot of time "
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8mo ago
Have you ever tried to contact their support? The problem is all these SaaS companies have cut costs so much that all their support has been reduced to useless offshore at best and at worst a chatbot. They do go down and don't work and
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8mo ago
Not to mention the fact that you trade one source of pollution for another. You think giant rockets to lift tons of equipment into space is good for the environment?
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8mo ago
Meanwhile, in the real world, as a software developer who uses every possible AI coding agent I can get my hands on, I still have to watch it like a hawk. The problem is one of trust. There are some things it does well, but its often times
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9mo ago
At the end of the day, you're still trusting a misogynistic man to get you from point A to point B. One drives the car and works as a gig worker and wears a flannel shirt, and the other sits in an office at Waymo HQ, wears a patagonia
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9mo ago
There is another solution I use all the time: move deleted records to their own table. You probably don't need to do this for all tables. It allows you to not pepper your codebase with where clauses or statuses, everything works as int
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9mo ago
The texture of Gaussian Splatting always looks off to me. It looks like the entire scene has been textured or has a bad, uniform film grain filter to me. Everything looks a little off in an unpleasing way -- things that should be sharp are
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9mo ago
I use Claude daily and I 100% disagree with the author. The article reeks of someone who doesn't understand how to manage context appropriately or describe their requirements, or know how to build up a task iteratively with a coding ag
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10mo ago
DTMF was designed to interoperate with human voice and the tones were chosen on purpose to be unlikely or impossible for human voice to trigger. If there is no human voice, you don't need to use DTMF you could use any number of tones.
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11mo ago
At this point, does it not make sense that Israel just become an additional US State or Territory? At least that way they can be taxed, regulated and controlled like any other US territory. If we are committed to providing absolute protecti
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11mo ago
Only a matter of time now before you have to watch a 30 second ad before any app will open.
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11mo ago
It's also full of people selling counterfeit money as well. I am shocked how they allow it, there's a guy with a profile that shows him printing and testing his "bills" along with a link to buy them. Not trying to hide i
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11mo ago
Oh, how I would love to work with you. I'd drown you in more meetings, documentation on code (LLM generated of course) than you could ever imagine. You can use the LLM to generate as much documentation on the changes as you want. Just
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11mo ago
If AI were really intelligent and thinking, it ought to be able to be trained on its own output. That's the exact same thing we do. We know that doesn't work. The obvious answer is the intelligence and structure is located in the
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11mo ago
Your market is going to be doomsday preppers. Can you imagine starting a business in that market? I bet the trade shows are filled with bunker developers, underground infrastructure dealers and arms dealers. I'm imagining a stratified
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1y ago
If I was that kid I'd be suing the school, the AI company, the police, anyone and everyone who had to be subjected to the mistake.
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1y ago
It bears the same hallmarks as any other addict: the next hit has to be even bigger than the last, and everyday enjoyments in life are practically invisible to them. Their drug of choice may be different, but the outcome on their life, rela
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1y ago
Got it, professionals don't fine tune their models and you can do everything via prompt engineering and some script called optimze.py that fiddles with API parameters for your call to OpenAI. So simple!
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