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by plaguuuuuu 4mo ago
That's exactly what Fable is. They use Fable to improve Fable. I reckon the successful experiments must go into the model training set with a strong RL signal, and that is why they are so paranoid about people using Fable for LLM tasks
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by plaguuuuuu 5mo ago
No offense but if you haven't done enough research to actually have a studied opinion, maaaaybe you should avoid posting an inane comment about it.
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by plaguuuuuu 5mo ago
Also worth reading, especially today in LLM age: Simulacra and Simulation by Beaudrillard. Heavily inspired The Matrix. Although unlike the movie, he saw simulacra as irreversibly replacing reality, ie you can't get out of the matrix.
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by plaguuuuuu 5mo ago
you could try * googling "CTF security" * asking literally any AI to explain the article Yes, you must beg. If you don't know what a CTF is, and don't want to find out , why read the article anyway
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by plaguuuuuu 5mo ago
I don't think it's that hard to get them to say "I don't know" I'm pretty sure they are actively trained to avoid it. Besides, like, what would you do if you asked your $200/mo AI something and it blanke
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by plaguuuuuu 6mo ago
Instead of doing creative work on the iPad, it should really be used as an input device for the mac.
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by plaguuuuuu 6mo ago
"Coding style should reflect the casual minimalism of expert programmers" used to to bump it up a bit, I guess it had the right activations or whatever, but I haven't bothered as much with this stuff with recent models cause
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by plaguuuuuu 6mo ago
I've recently had the interesting experience of working on a Clean Architecture project for the first time. Pre and post-LLM adoption. It has been... difficult. Services/modules organised by infrastructural layer rather than by fe
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by plaguuuuuu 6mo ago
I'll carry an ammo belt of little EMP devices.
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by plaguuuuuu 6mo ago
im pretty sure gastown (the Beads part) stores tasks/memories/whatever in a DAG but I haven't looked into it in detail
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by plaguuuuuu 6mo ago
I've always held the view that successfully using AI requires more knowledge and skill, as the burst radius of poor engineering decisions or lack of domain knowledge is way larger. I just cannot see WITCH doing this without exponen
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by plaguuuuuu 6mo ago
no way, I didn't realise this worked. My attention span is such that I get side tracked and wind up taking longer than 5 mins quite a bit :D
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by plaguuuuuu 6mo ago
I'm only 50/50 but I swear they have only one app for the entire globe. Can you imagine how complex that must be vs just making like 100 different apps in each country. But eCoNoMiEs oF sCaLe If you're balking at makin 100 di
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by plaguuuuuu 7mo ago
or sticky-tape it to the window. d5 has an actual shutter yeah? not mirrorless? I think the shutter moving will spin the camera.
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by plaguuuuuu 7mo ago
guarantee one of them caught an OpenAI guy murdering a prostitute or something
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by plaguuuuuu 7mo ago
what do you even do on X, you basically just subscribe to a bunch of blowhards to get insider sloppy seconds, then occasionally yell into the void and hope someone (anyone) finally responds?
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by plaguuuuuu 7mo ago
too labor intensive - each launch already costs like $1bn, how bad can it be
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by plaguuuuuu 8mo ago
I don't think a popular audience is buying a book on mathematics. But, the world is huge . Even if this is kind of niche (people who didn't really get into maths in school or college, but now have a strange impulse to pick it u
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by plaguuuuuu 8mo ago
the "you might also like" for a given artist is usually the most generic related artists - for anything remotely related you'll get basically the same list which is the middle of the venn diagram of everyone who listens to th
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by plaguuuuuu 8mo ago
even if you limit to 2/3 I think any sort of persistence that can be picked up by agents with the other 1 can lead to compromise, like a stored XSS.
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by plaguuuuuu 8mo ago
At work we use Clean Architecture which is incredibly hard to browse, even though I've been there for 6+ months now and know where everything is, I have to use so much working memory to gather together the files for a feature slice (
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by plaguuuuuu 9mo ago
Think of the lengthy prompt as being like a safe combination, if you turn all the dials in juuust the right way, then the model's context reaches an internal state that biases it towards different outputs. I don't know how well th
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by plaguuuuuu 9mo ago
good luck doing anything if kafka is down though
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by plaguuuuuu 9mo ago
Could one put the DLQ messages on a queue and have a consumer ingest into pg? (The queue probably isnt down if you've just pulled a message off it)
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by plaguuuuuu 9mo ago
teams works fine in website form for me because it IS a website (that uses an extra ~1gb of ram running as a desktop app because its also a separate browser)
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by plaguuuuuu 9mo ago
I've had that exact phrase pop up from an LLM when I asked it for a more negative code review
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by plaguuuuuu 9mo ago
I think about this way, would you stick a five year old in a prison? What about an intellectually disabled adult?
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by plaguuuuuu 10mo ago
whole lotta companies moving from ruby monoliths to ts distributed systems
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by plaguuuuuu 11mo ago
and when one is a third party service that doesn't?
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by plaguuuuuu 11mo ago
but then you wind up with an entire repo, or an entire engineering team utterly hobbled by a lack of expressive typing (or advanced concepts generally) and debased by the inelegance of basic bitch programming.

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