kuboble

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by kuboble 2mo ago
To be fair. I hate slop as much as any other person. But for me the issue is poor quality rather than just the fact that it's ai. I love good ai stuff even if it's obvious it's ai
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by kuboble 2mo ago
20y ago in Poland there was a huge story where the ER responders were killing people to sell hints to a funeral house. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Skin_Hunters
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The Cost of China's Free A.I(nytimes.com)
3 points by kuboble 2mo ago|0 comments
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by kuboble 3mo ago
Nope, There are quite some countries around the world using d/m/y https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_date_formats_by_countr... Algeria, Belgium, Brazil, Chile...
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by kuboble 3mo ago
You can still buy whole buckets of generic lego pieces if you wish. Duplo is also mostly generic parts in sets. My kids like doing themed Legos as they look cool, but for creative building we do Duplos - even though kids are "too old&q
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by kuboble 3mo ago
how do we know they aren't making 9800$ profit on inference from 10k$ tokens at api pricing?
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by kuboble 3mo ago
> make the proposition of learning to code right now uneconomical I disagree with this part. The bar of skill you need to write complex now is much lower now, so a new person might very quickly learn just enough to be able to build coo
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by kuboble 3mo ago
I think in order to be a productive programmer with Claude you still need to understand what you are doing. Learning to code is a must. You need to know what is possible or easy to know how much you can ask. What will be less important is t
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by kuboble 3mo ago
That has been my experience at the beginning, but not anymore. I have developed some intuition of how large tasks I can give it so that it will complete them well, probably erring on the conservative side. I am using it daily for all my cod
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by kuboble 3mo ago
Well, it's not that obvious. Some jobs should run every day at 8 am (e.g. torn on the temporary speed limit on front of the school), vs tasks that should actually run every 24h (e.g. feed the bacteria in exact time intervals)
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by kuboble 3mo ago
I really wonder about the methodology. The article didn't mention it. Did they get several cities to participate?
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by kuboble 4mo ago
No. But the other way around sometimes yes.
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by kuboble 4mo ago
I don't believe it to be ai generated voice. It's too good. Or if it is - why e.g. automated voices reading nyt articles are so bad?
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by kuboble 4mo ago
I have recently worked on the same kind of similar quiz for German. However I have some other ideas and my quiz isn't "science based" - in my quiz there are only "yes / no answers" This way you don't spend
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by kuboble 4mo ago
Is it a prompt or accessibility description for screen readers?
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by kuboble 4mo ago
Maybe I misread the comment then. I read it as a models performance being random and observed differences in the opinions are the results of the overinterpretation of the random outcomes. I think however that some people seem to be always l
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by kuboble 4mo ago
No it's not. It seems that people have different workflows or repos, or memories or prompts or expectations.
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by kuboble 4mo ago
I think it's Your mileage may vary. Few of the best sessions I have ever had with claude went into 700-800k territory. I frequently reach 400-600k without visible (to me) signs of quality regression.
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by kuboble 4mo ago
I think there are at least few question marks. One being that extrapolating from like 3 data points is hardly science. All trends break at some point. The other is that the measures to prevent distillation of their models (if it was a secre
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by kuboble 4mo ago
Corpus seems to fit and add is missing from the list
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by kuboble 4mo ago
Being in Switzerland it looks to me like this is a really tough referendum. Both sides have very good arguments and from the side it looks like either way the Switzerland has to give up some asoects of its high quality of life. If the initi
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by kuboble 4mo ago
Claude never complains. In my experience the text for the Claude has only one requirement - the intent and meaning must be there. The text for Claude doesn't need structure. Doesn't need style. Doesn't need formatting. Doesn&
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by kuboble 4mo ago
I think the point is that at small scale a single accident poses a risk of ruin to your small operations.
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by kuboble 4mo ago
Them you are free to not install them? Why ban them outright? I'm using https://github.com/cjpais/Handy whichseems to be doing exactly what this app does, and has a very similar background story (author couldn&#x
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by kuboble 4mo ago
Being a domain expert has been more valuable than being an excellent software developer before the ai. In 2018 I witnessed one guy with no prior coding experience who built a tool that after a month of coding was making very decent money (m
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by kuboble 4mo ago
Your observation could mean that overdiagnosis is a thing around you. I have a close family member with actual attention deficit and extreme hyperactivity. You cannot mistake it with normal bored kid. It's like his brain works at 100%
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by kuboble 5mo ago
I was so tired of all those approvals that I switched to Yolo mode exclusively. Claude works in his own separate vm with root access, git remote set to my local copies of repository no github access etc. I think he could still hurt me if he
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by kuboble 5mo ago
? It got them to be world's greatest power for a century.
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by kuboble 5mo ago
My kindle from 2012 used to have ads you needed to pay for to get rid of. It was sold as separate product with or without ads at a time. I had one with ads. I keep it offline in airplane mode permanently from 2016 and haven't seen a si
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by kuboble 5mo ago
I can and will still use mine to read files. What is discontinued is integration with Amazon account. Which seems fair to me to be fair.

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