paretolaw

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by paretolaw 26d ago
If claude only did what we tell him...
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by paretolaw 26d ago
Why almighty openAi doesn't solve PvNP problem :( I guess solution had not yet appeared in training set.
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by paretolaw 1mo ago
I got one better puzzle. Predict Jane algo moves when they try to manipulate market and frontrun their orders. Let them taste their own medicine. :)
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by paretolaw 1mo ago
Can you please share your exhaustive research supporting the predictions?
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by paretolaw 1mo ago
What else should they follow? Would recommend reading synthesis of form.
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by paretolaw 1mo ago
MS lawyers might visit you soon
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by paretolaw 1mo ago
So, long samsung and short nvidia
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by paretolaw 1mo ago
Would you rather be doing GB with 70s hardware or TB today? I would not understimate what folks in 70s had done.
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by paretolaw 1mo ago
Tried Cline with a local Qwen2.5-Coder 14B model through llama.cpp. Same story. The model works perfectly when called directly, but the agent integration doesn't actually execute the tools. It generates things like: <tools> {&quo
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by paretolaw 1mo ago
Aider-AI/aider review: how many times do I need to click D here to stop being prompted this each time I open session? > Open documentation url for more info? (Y)es/(N)o/(D)on't ask again [Yes]: D Update: after actuall
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Anomalyco/OpenCode, Aider-AI/aider, and Cline Review(github.com)
1 points by paretolaw 1mo ago|3 comments
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by paretolaw 1mo ago
I hoped anomalyco/opencode would be a decent Claude Code alternative, and that it would work with a relatively small model like `qwen2.5-coder-14b-instruct-q5_k_m` for simple coding tasks. Unfortunately, my experience was extremely dis
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by paretolaw 1mo ago
"...and then train..." and those dummies in openai and google wasting billions, while all they need is some 17 year old and few pizzas
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by paretolaw 1mo ago
Hi agent, please maintain this fork :)
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by paretolaw 1mo ago
What was the issue with git hooks? Pre-commit, pre-<any action>
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by paretolaw 1mo ago
One of rare articles here that is actually worth reading. 1st one requires that you actually care 2nd one relevance depends on what are you doing, not everyone works on airplane software 3rd one, novelty for me
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by paretolaw 1mo ago
> demand for labor exceeds availability Employer monopsony can also produce less with fewer people and keep demand for labor below availability. This will also increase prices due to scarcity of the product. Just give me employer monopso
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by paretolaw 1mo ago
Why would company pay worker more? Also, AI makes workers do more for a less.
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by paretolaw 1mo ago
Nothing is stopping them. Those who are in the domain will recognize lies, those who aren't likely won't. Yes, experts are not the buying ones. The buying ones are the paying ones. Stock holders. And they can lie them as easy as I
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by paretolaw 2mo ago
Fullstack systems, some specific custom algorithms, ERD design, almost any kind of design, where I dont need immediate feedback from implementation to make decisions.
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by paretolaw 2mo ago
My every 2nd prompt became ctrl+c and typing "tell me why you did that!" Claude.md just keeps growing and having less effect...
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by paretolaw 2mo ago
My 2 cents Dont listen salesman talking about engineering. Unless he has credibility proven by things he had done recently. Person might be zillionare but he cant buy credibility.
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by paretolaw 2mo ago
Pen and paper design and thinking, then writing it down once I am home
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by paretolaw 2mo ago
Buzzword over buzzword, looks like just another LLM client
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by paretolaw 2mo ago
Would need to try out in a complex project to have opinion. However I already see few problems. Slower development due this loop of generating code from you mini spec. I would snap and start writing code at one moment. Different agent diffe
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by paretolaw 2mo ago
Writing fizzbuzz requires that you understand algo + you credit card, while agent requires only your credit card. I believe most of people will pick the 2nd one.
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by paretolaw 2mo ago
Just another CLI? You could simply fork one existing, rename it, and save tokens
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Uncle Bob Might Be Right, but Context Matters(twitter.com)
4 points by paretolaw 2mo ago|2 comments
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by paretolaw 2mo ago
I might be late to the discussion, or someone already wrote this. If so, let me know and I’ll delete the post. He might be right in his context, but there is no silver bullet. Some of us are less fortunate and work in companies where every
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by paretolaw 2mo ago
I dont care who/what wrote it, all until it good work. You are free to spend 10 hours on agents rules/constraints/... and then tell them to write it, or write it by yourself. Whatever you as author find most efficient. But if

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