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by monkpit 5mo ago
My kids’ school uses a web portal to add money to their lunch accounts. My only task when I open this website is to pick an amount and click submit and give them my money. Whose idea was it to show me a “what’s new” popup of all the jira ti
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by monkpit 5mo ago
That makes perfect sense! I knew I was missing something. Thanks.
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by monkpit 5mo ago
It explains what it does, but not _why_, maybe I’m just not in the target audience. Can anyone enlighten me? If GitHub actions are stored in the repo as yaml then they’re already tracked - what’s this thing for?
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by monkpit 5mo ago
Because of the way training works, is this possible/feasible? Not saying it shouldn’t be done, just wondering _how_ it could be done?
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by monkpit 5mo ago
That’s where the tooling comes in!
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by monkpit 5mo ago
It’s hard to give up, but likely necessary. That doesn’t mean quality has to suffer, we can still gate with deterministic quality tooling where it matters. But yeah, at some scale it stops mattering how human readable the code is, as long a
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by monkpit 5mo ago
3.25% is whole milk, they absolutely sell it in Canada.
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by monkpit 5mo ago
> You can pay $20 a month and use $10k in api tokens. Do you have a source? I would be interested to read more about any hard figures that have been posted like this.
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by monkpit 5mo ago
I suddenly feel compelled to post about openclaw
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by monkpit 6mo ago
You’re very defensive in these comments - are you the author?
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by monkpit 6mo ago
Isn’t the biggest rule to have working backups with 3-2-1 strategy?
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by monkpit 6mo ago
To be fair, I didn’t say it was a _good_ idea…
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by monkpit 6mo ago
Ah I was thinking this created the webpage itself, which I always thought was an interesting concept. Some future where the application is crafted in realtime to fulfill the needs of the user. Has anyone made something like this?
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by monkpit 6mo ago
And, no need for OpenClaw either
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by monkpit 6mo ago
You’ve honed in specifically on VO2 but what about cardio health in general? Like light treadmill, not like a demanding marathon.
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by monkpit 6mo ago
Replace the word figma with the word “specification” and it seems pretty reasonable to me. Same thing. It’s not a belief, it’s a process.
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by monkpit 6mo ago
If I wanted to know what the LLM says, I would have asked it myself, thanks…
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by monkpit 6mo ago
Does this have anything to do with the default xhigh effort?
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by monkpit 6mo ago
But in this example, the last line of your story is the customer going “yeah, sounds good, let’s do it and hope that doesn’t happen” and signing the agreement.
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by monkpit 6mo ago
LLM inference does not just regurgitate the training corpus; RLHF is almost certainly to blame for this. There’s probably some Google n-gram graph to prove it.
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by monkpit 6mo ago
> There is a zero percent chance of this ever happening. Honestly, I would have said the same. Great work!
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by monkpit 6mo ago
> We're letting it though. It would be nice if “we” had anything to do with it. Just think about the next campaign trail for any superpower, it’s going to be a disaster of fake news and slop coming from all over the globe.
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by monkpit 6mo ago
> The US spends almost that much on net debt interest each day Spends, or accrues?
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by monkpit 6mo ago
> expletives per word Huh?
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by monkpit 6mo ago
Alternatively: why not?
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by monkpit 7mo ago
So many of the replies are clearly AI. “That’s not X — it’s Y.”
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by monkpit 7mo ago
If people were not okay with it, it still wouldn’t change anything unless there was competition. There’s no incentive.
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by monkpit 7mo ago
> successfully Time will tell
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by monkpit 7mo ago
I think they’re saying you could start up the mcp and pass it creds/auth for some downstream service, and then the LLM uses the tool and has auth but doesn’t know the creds.
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by monkpit 7mo ago
Isn’t the last point the case with every AI startup? Nobody has a moat and it’s tough to build one because the playing field is so level.

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