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by plufz 9mo ago
To be fair we don’t know the atrocities the US would have committed in those regions if the UN didn’t exist. I’m not saying I know either obviously! But it’s not like the world seemed to be a better place before the UN.
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by plufz 10mo ago
> Multimedia is complicated. I mean you saw the code above? It looks like gibberish and regex had a child. Many things in computing are complicated, but doesn’t look like that code. I make my living in media related programming and the c
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by plufz 10mo ago
I don’t think Claude is a bad choice for those tasks. The dev team can also build skills for management to help improve the AI functionality for management. And Claude in Excel is available as preview.
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by plufz 10mo ago
I have no idea why I’m about to defend OpenAI here. BUT OpenAI have released some open weight models like gpt-oss and whisper. But sure open weight not open source. And yeah I really don’t like OpenAI as a company to be clear.
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by plufz 10mo ago
Isn’t it more that they have a contract with the developers of the GPL:ed code? But sure they can decide to break that contract and take the consequences of committing copyright infringement.
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by plufz 10mo ago
I think it is a big stretch calling this visual effect lying. I don’t know if it is a cultural American thing or just difference in interpretation but I had no difficulty understanding that this was a visual effect. But in my country ads do
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by plufz 10mo ago
Why would an open source project need to have any disclaimer? They are not selling anything.
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by plufz 10mo ago
I agree, so obviously I direct it with more info and point it to code that I believe needs more of specific principles. But generally I would like Claude to produce more DRY code, it is great at reimplementing the same thing in five places
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by plufz 10mo ago
I think slash commands are great to help Claude with this. I have many like /code:dry /code:clean-code etc that has a semi long prompt and references to longer docs to review code from a specific perspective. I think it atleast im
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by plufz 10mo ago
That would be a great if you could have a setting like temperature 0.0-1.0 (Only answer if you are 100% to guess as much as you like).
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by plufz 10mo ago
I try to be optimistic as well. But obviously horses are almost exclusively a hobby today. The work horse is gone. I think the problem is political to a part, if we manage to spread the wealth AI can create we are fine. If we let it concent
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by plufz 10mo ago
But isn’t that more which MCP:s you can configure it to use? Do we have any idea which secret sauce stuff they have? Surely it’s not just a raw model that they are executing?
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by plufz 10mo ago
I would say that if these models independently could create such high returns all these companies would shut down the external access to the models and just have their own money making machine. :)
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by plufz 10mo ago
I know very little about how the environment where they run these models look, but surely they have access to different tools like vector embeddings with more current data on various topics?
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by plufz 10mo ago
I don’t think you need a conspiracy theory to explain this. This is simply capitalism, a system that seems less and less like the way forward. I’m not against markets, but I believe most countries need more regulations targeted at the bigge
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by plufz 10mo ago
That sounds like it does prevent cheating? But maybe doesn’t prevent ALL cheats. Or do you mean they work so poorly that it doesn’t make any difference at all?
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by plufz 11mo ago
Interesting! In which ways is it better than spotify?
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by plufz 11mo ago
Yeah it actually saddens me a little, if using good and correct typography will be avoided because of LLM.
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by plufz 11mo ago
But is that really what you are seeing in this HN comment thread? People who seem very well researched in the biochemicals and meta studies of Prozac? I don’t. :)
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by plufz 11mo ago
> Corn, potatoes and wheat are important maybe even oranges, but we could live with a lot less alfalfa and almonds. Both alfalfa and almonds contain a lot of nutrients you dont find in large enough amounts (or at all) in corn and potatoe
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by plufz 11mo ago
https://gist.github.com/plufz/f622504b7d45ff1134400c2052e360...
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by plufz 11mo ago
Just PM if you want my file as a starting point.
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by plufz 11mo ago
I have added a ”language-and-tone.md” in my coding agents docs to make them use less unnecessary jargon and filler words. For me this change sounds good, I like my token count low and my agents language short and succinct. I get what you me
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by plufz 11mo ago
I personally am more afraid of not the exact opposite, but more that AI will cause us to have too little content more than we will have too much. I just notice with myself how much less I’m using Wikipedia or forums, and get my answers from
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by plufz 11mo ago
But that is just our nervous system that is located in both the brain and the body, they are obviously one connected system. Sure you can have reflexes and simple learning without a brain, but you need cognition for feelings. That is sort o
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by plufz 11mo ago
Have needs and feelings? (I mean we can’t KNOW that they don’t and we know of this case of an LLM in experiment that try to avoid being shutdown, but I think the evidence of feeling seems weak so far)
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by plufz 1y ago
Haha. Like it was enough with ” tooghalvfems”.
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by plufz 1y ago
When I first started using Blender I found it to be an insane application that I would never be able to like. It breaks every possible convention for user interfaces. After getting over the quite long initial hurdle I started loving the int
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by plufz 1y ago
But we can use an LLM to write that script though and give that agent access to a browser to find DOM selectors etc. And than we have a stable script where we, if needed, manually can fix any LLM bugs just once…? I’m sure there are use case
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by plufz 1y ago
Yeah MiniMax M1 certainly directed my thoughts to Mac mini M1. :)

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