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by ivape 1y ago
“First, do no harm”. “Surgically” is how one enters a foreign codebase, especially legacy ones.
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by ivape 1y ago
Sans money, it's arrogant because we know talent is god-given. You are basically betting again that your natural given trajectory has more leg room for more incredible output. It's not a bad bet at all, but it is a bet. Some talen
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by ivape 1y ago
It's a good process (although, many take it to its common conclusion which is self-destruction). It's why the most creative people are able to re-invent themselves. But one must go into everything with both eyes open, and truly hu
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by ivape 1y ago
He sounds a lot like how some people behave when they reach a "top". Suddenly that thing seems unworthy all of a sudden. It's one of the reasons you'll see your favorite music artist totally go a different direction on t
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by ivape 1y ago
Dude was definitely marketing Typist at the dance course. That's hustle.
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by ivape 1y ago
What do you think a memory system even is? Would you call writing things down on a piece of paper a memory system? Because it is. Claude Code stores some of its memory in someway and digests it, and that is enough to be called a memory syst
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by ivape 1y ago
You’d never know sometimes. People sit around in amazement at coding agents or things like Claude memory, but really these are simple things to code :)
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by ivape 1y ago
I suspect that’s probably what they’ve built. For example: all_memories: Topic1: [{}…] Topic2: [{}..] The only way topics would pollute each other would be if they didn’t set up this basic data structure. Claude Memory, and other
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by ivape 1y ago
The saved state is sent on each prompt, yes. Those who are fully aware of this would seek a local memory agent and a local llm, or at the very least a provider that promises no-logging. Every sacrifice we make for convenience will be fina
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by ivape 1y ago
Regardless, whatever memory engines people come up with, it's not in anyone's interest to have the memory layer sitting on Anthropic or Open AIs server. The memory layer should exist locally, with these external servers acting as
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by ivape 1y ago
Yes, that sounds like one of the ways this can happen. I think children born in the next few years will look back in decades on the cartoons/tv shows/movies they made for themselves.
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by ivape 1y ago
Guess we know who lobbied for the Chrome divestment earlier this year.
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by ivape 1y ago
Soon as the video models can keep characters consistent across scenes. It could take months of prompting to get each scene, but regular movies have long shooting timelines too. If we ever get to instant movie, thought to scene, then movies
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by ivape 1y ago
There is a real question of if a more productive developer with AI is actually what the market wants right now. It may actually want something else entirely, and that is people that can innovate with AI. Just about everyone can be "bet
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by ivape 1y ago
Why? Trump is friendly with Boeing.
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by ivape 1y ago
I don’t agree with this. If you found your favorite type of car, then that’s your preference. Each car can take you to roughly same place (unless you have a specific use case like off-road). If you a preference for a language, but your use
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by ivape 1y ago
4) If things don't go great, OpenAI will be looking for more financing. Guess who will help them? Who? I can only think of the Saudis/UAE and SoftBank.
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by ivape 1y ago
but to design systems (or habits) that surface the most structurally important signals Right, the “filter”. Again, the simplest thing people do is put up their mental firewall and don’t manage the whitelist. That means things don’t even g
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by ivape 1y ago
LLMs help you think about news in an interesting way. News is just filling your context at all times. If you remove certain things from the context window, the LLM literally can't think about it. For example, if you don't want the
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by ivape 1y ago
There are entire apps like Reddit that are still not working. What the fuck is going on?
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by ivape 1y ago
There's obviously someone involved on the inside, at least at the most basic "paid off" level. This is probably the number one security lapse in any and all organizations. Someone can be corrupted. I still hold that some guar
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by ivape 1y ago
That’s fine. I understand. I have a ridiculous belief that the universe is finally here to free us from work. AI is absurd, and magical, and if it does what we think it can, then the paradigm will shift. We as custodians of the transition h
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by ivape 1y ago
You think every other life form on earth survives due to trading with each other? Most of human history has been some contingent contract between owner and labor, where most humans lived under some form of servitude or just pure slavery. Pa
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by ivape 1y ago
it's the structure of how we humans rely on jobs for income 1. We don’t need everyone in society to be involved in trade. 2. We made it so that if you do not take part in trade (trade labor for income), you cannot live. 3. Thus, peop
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by ivape 1y ago
This is an interesting way to do micro context engineering. This is basically pulling in the minimum relevant code for your current concern, and then you can just sprinkle on some instructions and send off your prompt. Might work reasonably
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by ivape 1y ago
I was just thinking the other day that AMD can match Nvidia pound for pound on the raw hardware specs, and if they don’t just yet, they get pretty close. If AI is a bubble, then AMD should not catch up. If there isn’t a bubble, then there i
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by ivape 1y ago
Things have a lot more to do with how good the developer is than the language or framework.
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Santos Is Released After Trump Commutes His Sentence(nytimes.com)
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by ivape 1y ago
It also forces you to make sure you write so that you are understood. This gets rid of a lot of writers block because you are determined to make sure you are understood, almost like a mission. Otherwise, this place doesn’t work. It would be
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by ivape 1y ago
Need this for every language …

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