kaycey2022

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by kaycey2022 4mo ago
Last 6 months vibecoding, I feel I have learned very little. You learn things like a high level executive or a manager. I can describe things at a very high level, but remain clueless how things work at the implementation level. It is just
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by kaycey2022 5mo ago
Those are not red flags. Those are the actual thing. I think red flag is a heuristic that warns you about a course of action.
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by kaycey2022 5mo ago
I was in the same boat. You should try running an AI agent to solve your problems. Works like a charm. Most of the times. The times it doesn't, it wasn't worth it anyway.
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by kaycey2022 5mo ago
We can't even say something in public these days. All your comment needs is the trigger words or constructions - That's why X works. - Not X but Y. And some moron will be in the replies, saying "LLM comment". I hate this
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by kaycey2022 5mo ago
Arent they just on the hook for trillion dollars
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by kaycey2022 6mo ago
you can do way more than just coding with the coding agents.
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by kaycey2022 6mo ago
No. It's still shit. It can do some well contained tasks, but it is very less usable on production codebases than gpt or claude models. Mainly because of the usage limits and the lack of good environments for us to use it on. Anthropic
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by kaycey2022 6mo ago
scaling these solutions will prove to be counter productive. If you are thinking of scaling you are still trapped in the current paradigm. This plumber guy is only unique in that he read the news and pushed a little harder to see what the a
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by kaycey2022 6mo ago
sry just a joke man
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by kaycey2022 6mo ago
there is nothing about claude code that prevents you from using it for non coding use cases. nothing that happens in open code or any harness for that matter is hidden from anthropic. neither does open code allow access in some nefarious us
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by kaycey2022 6mo ago
I don't think it's any of that. It's plain as day to see that as the owners of the API they can see every request, collect every metric they need. The routing can easily be done in the API gateway layer and doesn't depen
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by kaycey2022 6mo ago
This is clearest reason for us to accustom ourselves to using open weight models on open source harnesses. Whatever advantages the frontier closed models offer, this will turn into ash in the mouth, when the enshittification cycle begins. A
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by kaycey2022 6mo ago
You honestly don't know of Moritz Hardt?
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by kaycey2022 7mo ago
Agile Intelligence
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by kaycey2022 7mo ago
The step after that is to sync copilot screenshots with webcam footage of the user to build a marketing database matching user’s emotional responses to on screen content.
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by kaycey2022 7mo ago
This feels woefully inadequate. It should be saving everything. Not just the prompts and replies, but also the tool calls and skill invocations. If that is too much, then why even save anything in the session? Right now this paradigm is so
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by kaycey2022 7mo ago
This was rough to read. No wonder a growing number of people in your country hate immigrants so much. Although, rationally speaking they are not be the cause of so much misfortune. People should do whatever they can to get ahead. No one sho
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by kaycey2022 7mo ago
You’re saying the enemy doesn’t care about the Dow?
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by kaycey2022 7mo ago
did it use a devil emoji?
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by kaycey2022 7mo ago
I've been doing the exact same thing for 2 months now. I wish I had gotten off my ass and written a blog post about it. I can't blame the author for gathering all the well deserved clout they are getting for it now.
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by kaycey2022 7mo ago
Agents are just not deterministic. You will see wierd things like in one thread an agent simply says it cannot access a CLI tool for whatever reason. You inspect the call, it worked just fine in another thread. You eventually shrug your sho
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by kaycey2022 7mo ago
Feels like a minor glimpse into what's involved in running tech companies these days. Sure this list could be much simpler, but then so would the scope of the company's offerings. So AI would offer enough accountability to replace
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by kaycey2022 7mo ago
A case of "That's just, like, your opinion, man". The entire article sounds like AI generated opinion.
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by kaycey2022 7mo ago
Kimi 2.5 is a great model. Especially for writing, understanding many different text sources, reasoning etc. I haven't personally used it for coding.
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by kaycey2022 7mo ago
Maybe the fact that you need someone's app to do things on their platform.
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by kaycey2022 7mo ago
Context bro! The models will get better bro. Just wait
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by kaycey2022 7mo ago
If you want to ban something, then ban free social media. There has to be a minimum charge like 100$ or something a month (keep it tax free for all I care), to access any social media service with more than a 1000 members.
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by kaycey2022 7mo ago
Everybody should line up behind this. AI agents are not sentient. We need to stop even considering them like that. The buck must absolutely stop with the humans who operate or provisioned the bot. The more we waffle around this topic the mo
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by kaycey2022 8mo ago
Maybe Anthropic can sponsor a research team to polish this using just an agent. A lot of things can be learned from that exercise.
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by kaycey2022 8mo ago
I think this pov lacks empathy. What if you don't want to trust your computer with all your email and bank accounts? This is still not a mass market product. The main problem I see here is that with restricted context AI is not able to

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