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by r0x0r007 2mo ago
'Researchers at Anthropic then spent several hundred hours learning enough cryptography research to validate the model’s claim, and to prepare the research paper itself, which we are releasing along with this blog post' So model o
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by r0x0r007 5mo ago
Now you are not just talking like a debate expert, but a linguistic engineer. This is next level communications.
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by r0x0r007 6mo ago
I dont understand why so many people have the need to emphasize the code vs product battle. There is no battle. Coding/developing/software engineering is a skill, that just like any other skill has certain requirements and best pr
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by r0x0r007 9mo ago
'If I had to guess, I'd say that is the main "skill" being lost'(to endure frustration). I think this might be true for you, but for less experienced and new developers, well, they actually won't get to that st
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by r0x0r007 9mo ago
yeah maybe, I guess it's fine, I meant no disrespect for the person learning. I can see some git issues so probably a new dev showcasing.I just don't understand how the hn posts work. Shouldn't there be some upvoting of stuff
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by r0x0r007 9mo ago
wow, a simple project made by chatGPT reaches hacker news top page. Way to go C# devs! And yes, I am one of them.
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DiLLeMma(media1.tenor.com)
1 points by r0x0r007 10mo ago|2 comments
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by r0x0r007 10mo ago
We, as developers are currenty using a technology where: - we add things like 'You are an expert developer/DBA/{whatever}' to improve its performance - we add things like 'please' to make it work better - we
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by r0x0r007 10mo ago
ffs, to find out what figures from the past thought and how they felt about the world, maybe we read some of their books, we will get the context. Don't prompt or train LLM to do it and consider it the hottest thing since MCP. Besides,
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by r0x0r007 11mo ago
I am too old for this sh...
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by r0x0r007 11mo ago
It's great to have .NET ecosystem expanding. I am a .NET dev, and I still use web optimized for mobile as my mobile platform(where applicable). Tried MAUI and all the other stuff, just doesn't cut it for me. You can make an app us
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by r0x0r007 11mo ago
yes, in fact If she was asked about her greatest achievements I would bet she would say having (grand)children.
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by r0x0r007 11mo ago
"just use postgres" is an excellent advice. How about incidental complexity and ridiculous limitations of an ORM? Time spent learning how to use an ORM can better be spent 'refreshing' your SQL knowledge. Also, when you
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by r0x0r007 11mo ago
Seems like it could also be useful in planning combat(strategic) actions ad hoc, given limited resources, but I guess military already has some other tech for this...
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by r0x0r007 11mo ago
'the underlying idea is "they better reach AGI, because that's the only way they could make money."' Yeah, that's what I was going for.
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by r0x0r007 11mo ago
not unless you are working on todo apps.
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by r0x0r007 11mo ago
Nice, why don't we apply the same principles to our regular applications? Ooh, right, cause we couldn't use them and a whole industry got created that's called cybersecurity and it's supposed to be consulted BEFORE relea
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by r0x0r007 11mo ago
Hahah,some things can't be unseen...
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by r0x0r007 11mo ago
I think they will reach AGI pretty soon, because only AGI can find a way to make them profitable.
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by r0x0r007 11mo ago
That feeling when you open a brand new project in VS and immediately get: "The solution contains packages with vulnerabilities"
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by r0x0r007 11mo ago
"For me, roughly 80% of the code I commit these days is written by the AI agent" Therefore, it is not commited by you, but by you in the name of AI agent and the holy slop. What to say, I hope that 100x productivity is worth it an
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by r0x0r007 11mo ago
I agree with you, seems like we are trying to make the shoe fit. Not only are we missing the understanding of what is happening inside transformers, but now we are trying to teach them and see how they respond and then interpret it. That se
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by r0x0r007 1y ago
Wow, so nice! Now I can read hacker news, watch youtube shorts and solve tickets and add new features at the same time! What could go wrong!? Thanks AI!
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Seemed Chilly This Morning(iili.io)
2 points by r0x0r007 1y ago|0 comments
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by r0x0r007 1y ago
https://thecoderssage.com Trying to build a platform for creating specific tailored coding lessons from prompts or your own code, with interactive coding, quizzes and exercises.Kind of youtube shorts but for coding lessons, on d
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by r0x0r007 1y ago
Students are like the electrical current, given the path with least resistance they will follow it(as with most of people). Cutting off such a path is NP hard to do at scale IMO. But definitely agree on the idea of the article.
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by r0x0r007 1y ago
Trying to leverage LLMs for creating custom lessons(from prompts)that use stuff like dev-typing simulation(instead of just copy/paste), narration, theoretical concepts and quizzes. Basic idea is to use 'AI'(yeah I know...) to
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The Coder's Sage – AI Led learning platform for developers(thecoderssage.com)
1 points by r0x0r007 1y ago|1 comments
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by r0x0r007 1y ago
Hi, I created an AI led learning platform for developers. The idea was to create lessons that are custom and specific to user's needs, using AI. Users can create coding lessons based on their prompts, including: -code generation -lesso