monkpit

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by monkpit 1y ago
The solution is to codify these sorts of things in prompts and tool use and gateways like linters etc. you have to let go…
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by monkpit 1y ago
Great piece. Also, thinking about Sam Altman talking to Theo Von about Dyson spheres kinda makes me want to live on a different planet.
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by monkpit 1y ago
I think you’re right - even if we accept the premise that there’s only room for minor marginal improvements, there’s vast amounts of room for improvement with integrations, mcp, orchestration, prompting, etc. I’m talking mostly about coding
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by monkpit 1y ago
Same here, I was convinced Cline+OpenRouter was the way to go. But with Claude code I’m getting better results and saving money, even compared to planning with Sonnet and transitioning to act mode with DeepSeek, I was still using more than
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by monkpit 1y ago
It means 5 is more than 4, Claude only has a 4. Clearly 5 is better
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by monkpit 1y ago
Until the agent disables the linter rule without you noticing!
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by monkpit 1y ago
I’ve tried enforcing no-explicit-any just to have the agent disable the linter rule. I guess I didn’t say you couldn’t do that…
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by monkpit 1y ago
I was recently thinking, if services offered sufficient api docs/specs you could really just provide an llm to the client and have any client build their own UI to fit their needs. Maybe not that you’d want to. But you could!
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by monkpit 1y ago
You’re looking as a dev, but the reality is that a consumer cannot see technical debt. If the studio churns out a game, the vendor sprinkles on some optimizations, people play it and move on, then the tech debt just vaporizes into the void.
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by monkpit 1y ago
You “call upon” the function to perform a task, or return a value as the case may be. Just as you may call upon a servant or whatever.
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by monkpit 1y ago
Have you used Cline with opus+sonnet? Do you have opinions about Claude code vs cline+api? Curious to hear your thoughts!
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by monkpit 1y ago
git commit --amend --no-edit
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by monkpit 1y ago
Hence the name arpanet
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by monkpit 1y ago
I agree, having used Cline I am not sure what advantages this would offer, but I would like to know (beyond things like “it’s got an open source ide” - Cline has those too specifically because I can use it in my open source ide)
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by monkpit 1y ago
Incentivized because it’s privatized
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by monkpit 1y ago
This take really misses a key part of implementation of these LLMs and I’ve been struggling to put my finger on it. In every LLM thread someone chimes in with “it’s just a statistical token predictor”. I feel this misses the point and I thi
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by monkpit 2y ago
Compare it to a control group - I feel overwhelmed at least 5% of the time and I’m not even controlling any robots.
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by monkpit 2y ago
You’re arguing against a strawman here, you’ve said a lot of things here that I did not say. You seem to be trying to win a fight that I’m not trying to start, and that’s ok. I said it’s not for me, and I will stand by that. Anyone who come
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by monkpit 2y ago
This is part of why I don’t understand the argument for vim/emacs. If you _like_ those then keep using them by all means. But when people tell me “it’s so much more efficient if you never have to take your hands off the keyboard”, I do
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by monkpit 2y ago
I had a PSP and also loved it, but I don’t feel like it was that mind blowing. The tricks they pulled made it less impressive IMO. Most games felt like cheap pantomime versions of what you wanted them to be, you’d buy something and then go
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by monkpit 2y ago
Wouldn’t a NAS have the same problem, and wouldn’t a battery backup solve it? Genuinely curious
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by monkpit 2y ago
Baader-meinhof phenomenon
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by monkpit 2y ago
This is gaslighting. Even if it’s a coincidence, people have numerous examples of situations where they or anyone with them did not search for a thing. I’m not saying the only possible explanation is that the phone is spying on you - but I’
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by monkpit 2y ago
I think it’s wild that your counter argument is basically just gaslighting everyone. There are tons of (possibly coincidental) examples of this type of thing happening. Even if it’s a coincidence, it’s not explained away by “maybe everyone
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by monkpit 2y ago
Isn’t WASM doom a solved thing already? I wouldn’t consider that the hard part, unless I’m missing your point.
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by monkpit 2y ago
> I've stopped answering anything that isn't in my contacts already. Isn’t that what everyone does? Or is it just a millennial thing…
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by monkpit 2y ago
Isn’t _bis unter_ akin to “just under”, or “right up to”? I feel like either of those could work depending on the context and are common in English.
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by monkpit 2y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/FM_Towns I’d never heard of this. Neat!
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by monkpit 2y ago
NileRed - NileBlue is his second channel.
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by monkpit 2y ago
The logs are just noise without a way to prove the users’ intention to use the triple-shift feature for its intended purpose. Maybe you could normalize it by listening for triple-shift presses on all pages on the site (not just sensitive on

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