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by ryanschaefer 5mo ago
Entirely accurate, but what an absolute waste of resources across the board.
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by ryanschaefer 5mo ago
In really large codebases grep and find timeout. If you operate at that scale you quickly come to realize Claude will not use the tools you built to make searching feasible.
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by ryanschaefer 5mo ago
It’s a watershed moment. Basically one of the most controlled applications of an LLM into a robust codebase without regard for the implications of doing so. Anthropic needed something like this and it must proceed flawlessly. My guess is th
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by ryanschaefer 5mo ago
> Is this your post? We don't fall asleep as easily for Write.as subscribers.
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by ryanschaefer 5mo ago
I think one of the things I had forgotten about but sheds some more light in my mind about how this was done is that anthropic bought bun. The change of tone with the author in the capabilities of Claude. The strategy of merging everythin
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by ryanschaefer 5mo ago
> many devs would prefer convenience and tradition This is too reductive of the situation. If it ain’t broke don’t fix it. Except, in this case, unless you have someone tell you it’s broken you won’t even know you need to fix it. And thi
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by ryanschaefer 5mo ago
https://noyaml.com
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by ryanschaefer 5mo ago
> But that afternoon, fueled by curiosity and frustration, I felt a switch flip in my brain, and I dived head-first into a rabbit hole with no turning back. https://xkcd.com/356/ It happens to all of us. However, I
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by ryanschaefer 5mo ago
We’ve taken it *outside* the environment
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by ryanschaefer 5mo ago
Are we even at the stage where we can encode any best practices into such a certification…?
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by ryanschaefer 6mo ago
What?
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by ryanschaefer 6mo ago
For me, I had a similar reaction to the original commenter. I thought about it more and realized it’s the “via Polymarket” tag on it. It reads like an advertisement. I don’t need to know the exact market the figure is from. Someone could ev
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by ryanschaefer 6mo ago
Kinda ironic this description is so verbose. > Use when user says "caveman mode", "talk like caveman", "use caveman", "less tokens", "be brief", or invokes /caveman For the first par
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by ryanschaefer 6mo ago
The whole “Code Output” section is horrifying especially with how I have seen Claude operate in a large monorepo. This mode of operation results in hacks on top of shaky hacks on top of even flimsier, throw away, absolutely sloppy hacks. An
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by ryanschaefer 6mo ago
> And Apple Business can help millions of companies grow their reach and connect with local customers across Apple Maps, Mail, Wallet, Siri, and more, including a new option coming this summer that will enable businesses in the U.S. and
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by ryanschaefer 7mo ago
> Per turn Isn’t this somewhat misleading? Any system context is going to be added “per turn” because it’s included in the first turn. Is any context removed on a turn by turn basis (aside from thinking?)
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by ryanschaefer 1y ago
He’s back making that exact product now
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by ryanschaefer 1y ago
Made this a while back riffing on the same idea https://ryanschaefer.github.io/Its-one-banana-michael/
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by ryanschaefer 1y ago
Call me cynical but this smells like a PR stunt to get people talking about how much controlling the system prompt matters to everyone’s interaction with assistants. Most people wouldn’t give it a second thought unless something like this h
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by ryanschaefer 1y ago
So incredibly refreshing after the abomination that is the telos was announced
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by ryanschaefer 1y ago
I’m sorry… what?
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by ryanschaefer 2y ago
> Fewer moving pieces == less chance for bad times. Is this not a case for explicitly specifying all flavors? Other flavor has essentially introduced infinite moving pieces.
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by ryanschaefer 2y ago
Some were, but then again Ethereum was an ICO as was XRP. Again with DeFi, some were just Ponzi schemes (see SBFs infamous box token comments) but it also gave us Uniswap and Compound. These at least allow you to take directional bets on cr
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by ryanschaefer 2y ago
It’s interesting. I remember hearing something I agree with from one of Bloomberg’s podcasts (either Moneystuff or Odd Lots) that the ambiguous regulatory regime for crypto actually lead to the state we’re in. Summarizing, but what they gen
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by ryanschaefer 2y ago
But larger creators get better rates from the likes of Twitch and YouTube.
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by ryanschaefer 2y ago
> Advertisers love that, and so do platform owners. Its much easier to control and squeeze a few creators rather than a big diffuse group. There’s most likely some middle ground for this. Too diffuse and it makes direct sponsorship diffi
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by ryanschaefer 2y ago
> what you want to do is easy Easy to implement, hard to get correct. It inverts where you do work in a system. It can be hard to implement robust types but once that’s done it’s easy to know what you are writing is correct.
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by ryanschaefer 2y ago
Who knows what is next
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by ryanschaefer 2y ago
I’m not exactly shocked that it could exist. But this usage (beyond the scope of processing barcodes) seems like it couldn’t be construed to fit into the normal avenues of data collection under a privacy policy. Also with regard to trainin
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by ryanschaefer 2y ago
I’d be interested in how your privacy policy allows this. I can’t find where it mentions photos are stored or used for training purposes…

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