nater5000

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by nater5000 1mo ago
>there's still the problem of does this logical result actually prove the initial question that was asked? In math, the question being asked is the validity of a logical statement. That is, there is some rigorous, logical statement
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by nater5000 1mo ago
I'm not sure if this has been identified already, but if I had to guess: these agents are so stochastic that many of them wouldn't end up following the same trajectory to end up in the same place. All it takes is one to "foll
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by nater5000 1mo ago
The point is to inject something into the process that these AIs can't do for you. People SHOULD feel like making a useless Mario Kart clone isn't worth the effort anymore. They should, instead, be trying to figure out how to actu
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by nater5000 1mo ago
I mean, the plan is to use these models to find and solve those gaps. That's kind of the whole pitch of these companies: they spend a TON of money upfront setting up this infrastructure, but each iteration yields a system capable of ma
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by nater5000 1mo ago
Except the release announcement. You know, the thing the OP you're responding to is specifically pointing out?
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by nater5000 1mo ago
>as we were told to do? This is such a childish take I hear getting thrown around all the time on the internet. If you really have just been listening to whoever is telling you how to be successful, then you were always doomed to fail at
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by nater5000 1mo ago
I definitely agree with the sentiment of this article, give or take. I've seen it at the place a previously worked at and now the place I currently work at: everybody wants AI to make coding faster and more efficient, but nobody is wil
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by nater5000 1mo ago
Just terrible. The author seems to conflate not caring about the inconsequential affairs of others with not caring about your own affairs. These are definitely not the same. Being an "NPC" is considered a bad thing because it is s
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by nater5000 1mo ago
Just over the last couple of days I've found that forcing the models to use bullet points has helped a ton. I was even tempted to post something/ask around if others had any similar experiences with this.
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by nater5000 1mo ago
First, I actually had the author of this post as my distributed systems professor back in college. He's not just a super smart dude on a technical level, but he's probably the only CS professor I've ever had who seems to appr
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by nater5000 1mo ago
Of course, stone mason
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by nater5000 1mo ago
I think there's two factors that are worth considering when it comes to this: First, there's an element of timeliness that simply has hard constraints. In order to perform a "proper" analysis of this situation (i.e., lit
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by nater5000 1mo ago
I don't disagree that AWS Cognito isn't the easiest auth service to work with, but once you figure it out, it works just as well as the others. I've experienced the same exact pains (and many more) that the author described.
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by nater5000 1mo ago
So what's stopping me from using one of the million other versions of this that already exist? Or, even better, pointing Fable to your site and having it just develop its own version of this that I completely own? I'm throwing in
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by nater5000 1mo ago
I was pleasantly surprised when I attempted to scroll down and realized everything the author wanted to present fit on-screen. It's almost ironic that this site is able to make such an obvious, compelling presentation without being ove
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by nater5000 1mo ago
Well all of the operations are local and on-board, so unless you explicitly send your data somewhere, privacy shouldn't be a concern.
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by nater5000 1mo ago
Don't forget: there are plenty of humans that would love to help AI agents cause chaos, many of which would do so merely for the "lols," but also adversary governments, terrorist organizations, etc., would definitely apprecia
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by nater5000 2mo ago
>it is objectively true that the Chinese government has portrayed itself as a much more stable and sane entity That only makes me, a US citizen (i.e., a citizen of China's greatest adversary), even more concerned with handing over m
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by nater5000 2mo ago
I have a similar setup to the OP (although I'm not sure if I'd call it a "software factory"), and I utilize a local model for some aspects of the setup. Specifically, I have a single RTX 3090 Ti with 24GB VRAM on my (mai
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by nater5000 2mo ago
I think people really need to focus more on working with limited contexts rather than trying to work around it. I really try to keep my sessions as short as possible and it helps a ton with keeping Claude (et al) focused. Specifically, I li
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by nater5000 2mo ago
My brother lives in Boise. It's a great city. The access to nature is fantastic and relatively unique. I can't say much about the rest of Idaho (I've heard there's not much to see outside the nature and the pockets of af
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by nater5000 2mo ago
Wait... there's no demonstrations of any of these "tricks" on the site? Am I looking at a broken version of the site? This could have been a markdown file lol hos is this so high up in HN?
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by nater5000 2mo ago
I'm not sure where the design for this site came from, but I hate that it brings you to a new page to show you something that could have probably fit in the big ass buttons on the first page lol. It took my by surprise the the card did
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by nater5000 2mo ago
Eh, the OP sounds like someone who hasn't coded long enough to get to a point that much of the coding stops being a creative endeavour and starts being paint by the numbers. Maybe I'm outing myself as being too old and cynical, bu
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by nater5000 2mo ago
>Saying that some art is better than other art started sounding too much like saying that some people are better than other people. I think this is a more important line than the author even appreciates. It's complex, but it's
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by nater5000 2mo ago
This doesn't answer your question, but I faced an issue where an application had to retry if things failed and I ended up with the "thundering herd" problem and introduced jitter without knowing it was a relatively standard p
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by nater5000 2mo ago
Why use this instead of the other more well-established open-source agent harnesses out there?
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by nater5000 2mo ago
Incredibly cringe lol
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by nater5000 2mo ago
What? I'd really like to know what you mean by both of these sentences. >Very neurotypical coded article. Does this mean that this article doesn't cater to those who are neurodivergent? It almost seems like this would be most v
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by nater5000 2mo ago
Alright, fellas, this is it! This is finally the beginning of the end for OpenAI (just ignore everyone's claim of this over the last couple of years; those didn't count). Evidence? Well, how about some quirky, snarky responses on

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