oatlgr

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   Don't shoot for the moon: aiming for above average is key to success(theguardian.com)

   10 points by oatlgr 4mo ago|4 comments
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   by oatlgr 5mo ago

   I'd be interested in how this could be used. The $100 cap is the right shape of mitigation in terms of guardrails. Buying a domain is irreversible but has a price tag, so you can deterministically bound how irreversible it gets.
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   by oatlgr 5mo ago

   LLM based probabilistic systems are good (or bad in this case) at deciding what to do, and deterministic systems are good at carrying it out. Your deployment system should always be deterministic.
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   by oatlgr 8mo ago

   What I like about this is the inclusion of the Claude code pieces. I know there is a lot out there, but seeing a project that uses AI to produce features of this standard is great to see. I'd be interested in learning how the author de
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   by oatlgr 10mo ago

   This hits close to home. I'm UK-based remote working for a US company, and I've seen this play out more times than I'd like. Led the architecture and design on products that went on to do $100m+, only for someone else to walt
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   by oatlgr 5y ago

   An Isle of Wight’er here. We’re a welcoming bunch and when myself and my family travel to the North Island it does take a little adjustment in terms of adjusting to things such as body language and resisting the urge to speak with random pe