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by joquarky 8mo ago
In my experience, asking "what did we forget?" after Claude/Codex finishes a task usually results in a few extra tweaks that are beneficial.
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by joquarky 8mo ago
Let's not forget that many mental health "disorders" are just elaborate labels for having difficulty conforming to arbitrary cultural expectations.
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by joquarky 8mo ago
> which (technically) amounts to theft Why bother writing so many words when you lack the discipline to choose the words with correct semantics?
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by joquarky 8mo ago
The real cultural leeches are the corporations that kept extending copyright terms to the point that a kid can never create derivative works of their favorite show.
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by joquarky 8mo ago
If we're closer to BNW, then where are the comforts? Everything that were comforts before COVID are far too expensive now. Even the bread and circuses are gradually being taken away.
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by joquarky 8mo ago
Exploration, summarization, classification, translation
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by joquarky 8mo ago
Tell it to ask clarifying questions.
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by joquarky 8mo ago
There is a balance. Some teams take DRY too far.
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by joquarky 8mo ago
Exactly. For example, what if making such wagers is key in determining that you belong in "hell" for not being genuine?
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by joquarky 8mo ago
Then why do potential employers now consistently ask ethnicity, gender, age, and disability questions on job applications? Does anyone legitimately think that those are not used as factors for candidate selection?
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by joquarky 8mo ago
It would be foolish to use the LLM directly without a wrapper that detects prompt injection attempts.
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by joquarky 8mo ago
claude --plan "let's develop a plan to detect and mitigate tarpits" Ten minutes later, the ball is back in your court.
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by joquarky 8mo ago
What did they steal?
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by joquarky 8mo ago
I don't recall there being movies on Napster.
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by joquarky 8mo ago
> data theft Did they delete the data that they copied without permission?
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by joquarky 8mo ago
I find it absurd that with all of the dhit going on in the world right now that any legal resources are being spent on copyright enforcement.
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by joquarky 8mo ago
> If nothing durable was learned, no changes are needed. Off topic, but oh my god if you don't do this, it will always do the thing you conditionally requested it to do. Not sure what to call this but it's my one big annoyan
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by joquarky 8mo ago
Same thing happens for humans: "Don't think of a green elephant" Alan Watts talked of this concept where the harder you try to suppress a thought or sensation, the more mental energy you give it, making it stronger.
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by joquarky 8mo ago
At the time that act was passed, many people pointed out that it would be abused.
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by joquarky 8mo ago
It all depends on how much you're willing to spend. If you have an unlimited budget, obviously you will tend to let it run and correct it in the next iteration. If you often run tight up against your 5-hour window, you're going to
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by joquarky 8mo ago
You will need to build an accessible knowledge base for the topics for which the models have not had extensive training. Proprietary embedded system documentation is not exactly ubiquitous. You must provide reference material and guardrails
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by joquarky 9mo ago
Tell it to summarize?
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by joquarky 9mo ago
"Find any inconsistencies that should be addressed in this codebase according to DRY and related best practices" This doesn't hurt to try and will give valuable and detailed feedback much more quickly than even an experienced
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by joquarky 9mo ago
Most of the more elaborate features can probably be done through CTCP.
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by joquarky 9mo ago
Imagine the utility of only 99% accurate OCR. Now apply that to something that can drastically alter someone's life
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by joquarky 9mo ago
And being forced to mask (align) causes all sorts of unpredictable behavior. I keep wondering how well an unaligned models perform. Especially when I look back at what was possible in December 2023 before they started to lock down safety r
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by joquarky 9mo ago
So what's the underlying message here? Don't prepare?
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by joquarky 9mo ago
You seem to have a lot of theoretical knowledge on this, but have you tried Claude or codex in the past month or two? Hands on experience is better than reading articles. I've been coding for 40 years and after a few months getting fam
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by joquarky 9mo ago
People keep impatiently expecting proof from builders with no moat. It's like that Upton Sinclair quote.
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by joquarky 9mo ago
Tuesday at 4 p.m to be specific.

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