jmartrican

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by jmartrican 8d ago
Oh wow you may have just answered a question I been having. I planted some apple trees in my backyard. The AI helping me suggested 3 trees, one of which was a crab-apple tree that it said will be used to pollinate the other two. Maybe it
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by jmartrican 8d ago
To me they are all just cats. I'm sure if they all got it on they would all be able to have functional offspring.
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by jmartrican 17d ago
Wow that gave me anxiety... lol. Ok cool so I'm not the only one who gets into these situations.
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by jmartrican 18d ago
I imagine Claudisms might make it into human-speak.
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by jmartrican 18d ago
Here's the part no one is talking about.
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by jmartrican 23d ago
This reminds me of the Dark Forest theory but for businesses.
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by jmartrican 23d ago
This is a great topic. Lets say for a second the information is factual, then are these AI videos good? Sometimes I see these AI videos that tackle more obscure topics that are still interesting. These topics may have been monetarily pro
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by jmartrican 23d ago
I love the narrator Scott Brick. He's prolific audio books narrator.
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by jmartrican 24d ago
"your LLM is cool, but can it find vulns in curl"
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by jmartrican 24d ago
The gauntlet has been thrown. Will Anthropic or OpenAI pick it up?
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by jmartrican 1mo ago
Just to add to this good explanation, a sufficiently large enough company (and even small successful companies) will eventually have a need for different DBs.
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by jmartrican 1mo ago
How do you suppose AWS can monetize it?
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by jmartrican 1mo ago
I do not think this study is broad and long enough to make any conclussions about how introducing fatty dairy foods to a diet may affect the average person.
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by jmartrican 1mo ago
Finally some consumer tech I am excited about in a long time.
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by jmartrican 1mo ago
I guess all hope of being productive this afternoon went to shit. Cool game.
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by jmartrican 1mo ago
Maybe we need ad blockers for Amazon ads.
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by jmartrican 1mo ago
Now boring tech is what is well known by the LLM (Python, typscript, etc.).
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by jmartrican 1mo ago
I think this blogpost changed the industry. Maybe it gave us all permission to go with what we know. A million devs sighed in relief. lol
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by jmartrican 2mo ago
Thanks for the callout. My mac mini runs M5
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by jmartrican 2mo ago
I have not, but I am looking into it now. Thanks!
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by jmartrican 2mo ago
I really want a Linux laptop. The problem is that Apple's M series CPUs are too good.
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by jmartrican 2mo ago
Some content creators are too focussed on their work that they might not have noticed the debate going on online about AI-generated images and all they wanted was a cool image for their content. They might not have known that they walked i
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Monkey interact with AI touch screens in Costa Rica forest(timesofindia.indiatimes.com)
3 points by jmartrican 2mo ago|0 comments
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by jmartrican 2mo ago
In highschool, my history teacher's home work assignments were to write out the notes he created and handed out for us. Essentially the assignments were to read chapters from the text-book, then copy the notes by hand and hand them in
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by jmartrican 2mo ago
I recently updated Claude to respond with shorter text and in bullet points, and other similar changes. It is an area of active improvements on my end. But early results are in. Now I feel like my mental capicity is not crowded out by th
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by jmartrican 2mo ago
Human evolution does not occur in a vecuum. I suspect there will still be preasure to get smarter (how ever way you define that) because of competition with other humans.
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by jmartrican 2mo ago
> You can set up custom instructions to be less verbose and less jargon dense. You seem to be confusing the default RLHF personality with the inherent nature of AI. It will write however you ask it to write. I agree. Its a skills issue.
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by jmartrican 2mo ago
I agree, they shouldn't just proxy the Claude output directly to the SWEs. THey can use Claude all they want, but the output of their effort (which goes to the SWEs) should be understood (maybe even written by) the Ops engineer. The
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by jmartrican 2mo ago
The mental model I like to use is something along the lines of the LLM is a firehose and my brain is a mere straw and that we have to eventually get all the important parts to trickle through my straw sized brain. Or another way, the LLM i
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by jmartrican 2mo ago
Very cool. How have you liked the results of doing this? Any pitfalls so far with this approach?

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