lanyard-textile

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by lanyard-textile 5mo ago
Very true. I have to steer models hard for C++. They constantly suggest std::variant :P
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by lanyard-textile 5mo ago
That's a warrantless search. You can't apply a warrant retroactively.
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by lanyard-textile 5mo ago
It's funny to read this like it's archaic knowledge, this is my base mental map of how nicer looking URLs work :)
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by lanyard-textile 6mo ago
It must have come a long way then -- I'm integrating it into a new product and it is absolutely fantastic. It just works.
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by lanyard-textile 6mo ago
If you act like a doctor and someone gets hurt from your acting, that's the main trouble. I am not sure the same standard would apply for a fortune teller :)
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by lanyard-textile 6mo ago
Eh :) Let's not forget the humans on the other end of this. One of them was a bug that didn't present itself until after an hour of usage.
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by lanyard-textile 6mo ago
That's a very good point, agreed.
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by lanyard-textile 6mo ago
I don't think we have sweeping regulations about it, at least in California. Most companies I've worked at have a policy of some "reasonable personal use" being permitted. The concern is usually focused on the other way
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by lanyard-textile 6mo ago
Then you will be open source ;) Not yet open source.
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by lanyard-textile 6mo ago
There's many such problems with it. Don't misunderstand, I do not condone it :)
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by lanyard-textile 6mo ago
I'm inclined to agree. But... I'm also inclined to believe we are not the cool people being invited to these circles :) Looking at what has happened with wegovy etc, it doesn't seem impossible.
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by lanyard-textile 6mo ago
That's the spirit of the idea: It is meant to free you of that requirement, with the understanding that you very well may break things. It is permission to trade inaccuracy for autonomy.
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by lanyard-textile 6mo ago
May be worth reaching out still :) The commercial operation is retired but they may still help an enthusiast.
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by lanyard-textile 6mo ago
The internet is a stupid place with people who can't make up their mind, I don't disagree :) But this isn't like a minor debacle about a brand. The flagship product had a severe degradation, and the parent company won'
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by lanyard-textile 6mo ago
I suppose I come forward with my own usage stats, but it is anecdata :) And the andecdata matches other anecdata. Maybe I'm missing why that's selection bias.
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by lanyard-textile 6mo ago
This comment thread is a good learner for founders; look at how much anguish can be put to bed with just a little honest communication. 1. Oops, we're oversubscribed. 2. Oops, adaptive reasoning landed poorly / we have to do it fo
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by lanyard-textile 6mo ago
Absolutely atrocious. Congratulations! That's the hacker spirit.
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by lanyard-textile 7mo ago
You'd be surprised -- This could match on the model's training to proceed using a tool, for example.
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by lanyard-textile 7mo ago
I think MCP should not the main discussion point -- it certainly is the acronym that travels the world, but the real underlying features to track the sentiment of are "tools." You can provide JSON schemas to LLMs about functions i
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by lanyard-textile 7mo ago
"Reticulating Splines" was one of many possible loading screen phrases for games like The Sims and Sim City. Instead of realistic ones like "Loading assets" and "Reading file", they would give humorous nonsensi
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by lanyard-textile 7mo ago
Who said a 10-20 minute cadence? :) Sometimes yes, but often no. It takes time to write what you need into claude code and to review what it makes. I do whatever work I need to do, however long it takes, send to claude, and immediately pop
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by lanyard-textile 7mo ago
I can do two or three at a time. I treat them a bit like queues: Last in first out, sort of like we do with our human peers. We delegate work, we tend to some other work, and we code review much later in the day. The secret to this mindset
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by lanyard-textile 7mo ago
I run an agent and borrow inspiration from what claude code used to do with "think hard" -- but instead of increasing the thinking budget, it promotes the request from Haiku to Opus It's not very natural though. Curious what
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by lanyard-textile 7mo ago
Since they're opening it publicly on irc here, the safety rails might be a consideration. I've made an agent recently and that's why I'm paying a premium to Anthropic atm -- Though I'm still experimenting to see if
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by lanyard-textile 7mo ago
I've never gotten that message?
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by lanyard-textile 8mo ago
That's a very compelling argument, I see what you mean. It is an attempt to raise the budget bar for OSS -- We do not want that.
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by lanyard-textile 8mo ago
It's a spectrum, right? It would be showing greater higher quality appreciation to offer an ongoing benefit. But there is some benefit to giving maintainers a generous trial length with your offering. 6 months is certainly long enoug
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by lanyard-textile 8mo ago
"No coding. (Explain|Debug|Analyze|Talk through) this with me:" "Talk with me first:" (Implying anything other than talking, like coding, would be a separate distinct step that is not to be done) Proposal is the best key
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by lanyard-textile 8mo ago
Interesting -- that makes sense. Appreciate the response.
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by lanyard-textile 8mo ago
... Yeah probably huh :) You just don't know sometimes.

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