peddling-brink

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by peddling-brink 6mo ago
Well, they've done it in a way that doesn't irritate me, so kudos to their marketing team.
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by peddling-brink 6mo ago
Honestly, it’s adorable and I love it.
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by peddling-brink 6mo ago
I hear what you’re saying, and I agree it would be nice to know, but I’ve also firmly bucketed this as “if you have to ask, you probably can’t afford it”.
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by peddling-brink 6mo ago
Set a budget. Fund an openrouter account with the max you can stomach spending on this test and give it a shot. At least, that’s what I would do, if I had any interest in testing out gastown with my own money. If my employer wants to pay fo
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by peddling-brink 6mo ago
Using regular Claude code I can generate 4k lines an hour. Using some bash I can generate 4k lines of code per second. Lines of code per hour is a bad metric. Can it solve a problem using production quality code that doesn’t take four times
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by peddling-brink 6mo ago
Yes, once the orderly destroying is done, the sensible people can step in and recreate these institutions from scratch while everyone else waits patiently. Or, everything just gets way worse, for almost everyone.
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by peddling-brink 7mo ago
As I understand it, these apps allowed running custom code from the app, and that has always been disallowed.
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by peddling-brink 7mo ago
The comment you replied to is a quote from the movie Mean Girls. https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/stop-trying-to-make-fetch-hap...
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by peddling-brink 7mo ago
This looks really cool. Any chance you'll support pretraining runs as well?
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by peddling-brink 7mo ago
Well yes, ideally any code running on macos will have paid the requisite fees to Apple so the scary message goes away. That being said, I'm quite confident it would be possible to both get that assurance and have the software behave in
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by peddling-brink 7mo ago
Yes, but they are also in alpha, and you can’t actually export any code, so it’s pretty functionally useless. Neat concept though if it ends up working.
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by peddling-brink 7mo ago
Well, where do you think they got their ideas from?
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by peddling-brink 7mo ago
Rebooting a machine running an LLM isn’t noticed by the LLM. Would you feel comfortable digitally torturing it? Giving it a persona and telling it terrible things? Acts of violence against its persona? I’m not confident it’s not “feeling” i
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by peddling-brink 7mo ago
You're absolutely right!
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by peddling-brink 7mo ago
Trees are high technology. I’m not sure we’ll match that even in 100 years.
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by peddling-brink 7mo ago
I’m interested in the subject, but it’s clear that an LLM did most of the writing, and I don’t know enough of the subject to tell if this is nonsense.
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by peddling-brink 7mo ago
Disregard clocks, touch grass, abandon technology, worship sun. Also, my retirement plan.
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by peddling-brink 7mo ago
Neat article, well written, and easy to understand (mostly) by a non-embedded engineer.
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by peddling-brink 8mo ago
And it was the person both least, and most suspected.
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by peddling-brink 8mo ago
I just did the opposite and am seeing better results. Claude was struggling to use the ‘gh’ command to reliably read and respond to code review line level comments because it had to use the api. I had it write a few simple command line tool
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by peddling-brink 8mo ago
That's pretty standard lingo. Would you prefer "reporting to me"?
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by peddling-brink 8mo ago
That is hidden behind a paywall. The curious part of me wants to know what the guy said, but the logical part of me knows it was likely little more than “oops”.
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by peddling-brink 8mo ago
They are going to shoot down an airliner, then blame Anthropic and the Democrats.
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by peddling-brink 8mo ago
> The Pentagon would crawl back, anyways, since Claude is the most effective model for programming tasks. Having not followed this closely at all, it seems like they are. If they weren’t the best, why would the Pentagon be begging like t
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by peddling-brink 8mo ago
When all you have is a hammer…
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by peddling-brink 8mo ago
Not selling your services to the government makes you the enemy?
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by peddling-brink 8mo ago
1. I agree with you. The standard GPT voice is grating in its ability to use so many words without saying anything. 2. I also see it as a modern tower of Babylon. A linguistic equalizer of sorts.
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by peddling-brink 8mo ago
> I expect someone to get around this by modifying the slicing software to use a different algorithm that doesn't rely strictly on layering 2D cross sections. Yep https://www.reddit.com/r/Advanced_3DPrinting&#x2
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by peddling-brink 8mo ago
This was a minor sub-plot to Fall; or, Dodge in Hell by Neal Stephenson. Excellent book. The defense must scale with the offense. We’ll have agents to cut through the noise. And then, maybe someone can finally design the Torment Nexus..
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by peddling-brink 8mo ago
And they are getting sued. https://blog.google/innovation-and-ai/technology/safety-secu...

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