jwpapi

12 ms·

181.
by jwpapi 6mo ago
Interesting take. Just to drive that thought further. What are you suggesting, should we rename it. To me the fundamental question is this. Do we still have tasks that humans can do better than AIs?. I like the question. I think another goo
182.
by jwpapi 6mo ago
You know what the G stands for in AGI? General intelligence. You could measure a plane on general versatility in air and it would lose against a bird. You could also measure it against energy consumption. There are a lot of things you can m
183.
by jwpapi 6mo ago
This is a very good estimation of AGI. We give humans and AI the same input and measure the results. Kudos to ARC for creating these games. I really wonder why so many people fight against this. We know that AI is useful, we know that AI is
184.
by jwpapi 6mo ago
I have cli script for that as well. I have a cli script(wtq) that takes whatever is in my clipboard, creates a new worktree, cds into that worktree, installs dependencies, and then starts a claude session with the query in my clipboard. Onc
185.
by jwpapi 6mo ago
I think the issue is that on Walmart they can upsell more. It’s really gonna be tough for ChatGPT to beat that, but arguably its better for customer. So Open AI could just go for the Amazon Model, where merchants will make less money, but a
186.
by jwpapi 6mo ago
I have a little ai-commit.sh as "send" in package.json which describes my changes and commits. Formatting has been solved by linters already. Neither my approach nor OP approach are ground-breaking, but i think mine is faster, you
187.
by jwpapi 6mo ago
I just completely shifted my mindo n that as well. I used to think I can just ai code everything, but it just worked because I started at a good codebase that I built after a while it was the AIs codebase and neither it, nor me could really
188.
by jwpapi 7mo ago
I switched to Fedora as my first full time Linux OS and it’s honestly changed my life. I can use my computer as a tool to do my craft and I’m not constantly sucked in ai features, news, or external search results, if I don’t want it. OS sta
189.
by jwpapi 7mo ago
about 30 times more cost
190.
Discuss HN: AGI Benchmark: Get Rich
2 points by jwpapi 7mo ago|0 comments
191.
by jwpapi 7mo ago
Honestly it helps a lot to learn new patterns or languages but once you know it all I rather would touch it myself tbh
192.
by jwpapi 7mo ago
I think thats a fallacy. As of right now there is a point of no return where the complexity cant be broken by the agent itself without breaking more on other things. I’ve seen it before. Agents cheat on tests, break lint and type rules. I w
193.
by jwpapi 7mo ago
I think it works great in codebases that are good, but I think it will degrade the quality of the codebase compared to what it was before. A good codebase depends on the business context, but in my case its an agile one that can react to di
194.
by jwpapi 7mo ago
There is a saying you need to write an essay 3 times. The first time its puked out, the second is decent and the third is good. It’s quite similar with code, and with code less is more. for try 1 and 2
195.
by jwpapi 7mo ago
I have to be honest. I’ve written a lot of pro-ai / dark-software articles and I think Im due an update, cause it worked great, till it didn’t. I could write a lot about what I’ve tried and learnt, but so far this article is a very bas
196.
by jwpapi 7mo ago
It’s better pre and post training + better harnessing
197.
by jwpapi 7mo ago
I had this suspicion for a while I think we just got way better in harnessing not the models actual reasoning So we got better in giving it the right context and tools to do the stuff we need to do but not the actual thinking improvements
198.
by jwpapi 7mo ago
How much of damage is 6 hours offline for Amazon?
199.
by jwpapi 7mo ago
Moltbook had REST Api Endpoints to post, you could or can just directly post what you want. Almost everything viral on there was either directly written by a human or instructed by a human. Agents didn’t even write posts on heartbeat.
200.
by jwpapi 7mo ago
Also when they use cli you can learn from it and sometimes, next time you’ll be faster if its just a simple edit compared to an ai that first has to understand relevant context.
201.
by jwpapi 7mo ago
No wonder they think they’re close to AGI when they think we are that stupid. > The AI System will not be used to independently direct autonomous weapons in any case where law, regulation, or Department policy requires human control, nor
202.
by jwpapi 7mo ago
there might be better words to describe that it doesn’t really has the same boundaries we assume it has.
203.
by jwpapi 7mo ago
I don’t see any other outcome anymore to be honest, after seeing how humans use AI and how AI works and how providers tune their models. To me it’s given: - AI in it’s current state is ruthless in achieving its goal - Providers tune ruthles
204.
by jwpapi 7mo ago
I mean Secretary of War can not act any other way to be honest. It’s just a fucked up situation.
205.
by jwpapi 7mo ago
Am i the only one who understands the deparments position? Like if another country will have it without safeguards, why would I not want it without safeguards. I can still be the safeguard, but having safeguards enforced by another entity t
206.
by jwpapi 7mo ago
ports & adapters :)
207.
by jwpapi 7mo ago
its 200 to 6000 and I use the 6000. I also use an antigravity subscription for probably another 6k (I don’t use them fully tho,) I cant believe this is net positive for them.
208.
Ports and Adapters (2005)(alistair.cockburn.us)
1 points by jwpapi 7mo ago|0 comments
209.
by jwpapi 7mo ago
The examples didn’t look like they’ve completely emptied the orderbook
210.
by jwpapi 7mo ago
Why dont you just copy the trades?

More ›