shepherdjerred

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by shepherdjerred 3mo ago
Sorry I am not saying that X technology is not important, transformative, etc. I am saying that the average person is going to want to just have things that work. They are not going to want to have a hobby of using X technology. It doesn&#x
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It is incredibly useful
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Most people still prefer products over building their own thing, even if the barrier is lower. As an example consumer 3D printing hasn’t had much impact on manufacturing
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Amazon's leadership principles are fantastic. They are applicable to anyone doing any job at any level.
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Am I wrong in thinking you could do this with ffmpeg, your video files, and your data from Strava/Garmin/whatever? This feels like a program an LLM (or human!) could write pretty easily
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Ah! I so wanted to go to the recurse center when I was between jobs, but I was too nervous to push my start date back a significant amount. I really hope I can do it one day. It sounds so awesome!
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by shepherdjerred 3mo ago
If cost were the only factor of course you'd use B, but presumably you also care about quality quite a bit.
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by shepherdjerred 3mo ago
I wrote about this a few years ago [0] It's _really_ hard to break the phone habit. I was in a good place for a few years but have recently been spending time on Reddit. It's not the end of the world. Ultimately I think going back
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by shepherdjerred 3mo ago
Apple's monitors fill this gap, but they are obviously quite expensive
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by shepherdjerred 3mo ago
Respecting the reader means: - Understanding what you wrote - Verifying correctness of any claims - Putting in at least as much effort writing as your audience will reading - Not sharing generated content if you can't do the above. If
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by shepherdjerred 3mo ago
I've used LLMs quite a lot (Claude, GPT) and have never seen this behavior. You've got something else going on.
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Sneaker Company Allbirds Plans to Pivot to A.I(nytimes.com)
2 points by shepherdjerred 3mo ago|3 comments
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I couldn't believe it, so I had to share it
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by shepherdjerred 3mo ago
Strong disagree on this. I have Claude/Codex keep logs [1]. It's just prompted in my AGENTS.md [0]. > Every session must produce one of: a session log OR a plan, and end with a written summary appended to it. Default to a log;
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You’re absolutely right! This would save so much time. Sent from my Claude Code
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I usually have 5-8 at a time
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I think the point is that your college/university want the earned credential to mean something. Presumably you need some way to gauge the quality of your graduates
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My favorite is the smoke detector as a musical instrument https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n6BNE62xGqE
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by shepherdjerred 3mo ago
How did you get a private tracker?
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by shepherdjerred 3mo ago
I have a gaming PC and a steam deck. My goal was to use my steam deck as a steam link (their old streaming hardware) w/ a Xbox controller Both are connected via Ethernet and actually the video quality was very very good, and input lag
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by shepherdjerred 4mo ago
And Russia would never invade Ukraine. And Germany could never make it past the Maginot Line
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Everything is "good enough until it's not good enough". That's engineering.
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related https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-northern-ireland-33581277
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> The only possible conclusion is that it’s designed to cause panic. Really? That's the only possible conclusion? Anthropic has _always_ positioned itself as a company that cares about AI safety.
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Row level security sounds reasonable. Otherwise I don’t see how full DB access can be safe.
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This decision makes a lot of sense from a strategic point of view, right? Road is much more difficult to destroy than rail If you had to choose one or the other, especially in a time of war/aggression, road seems to be the clear choice
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by shepherdjerred 4mo ago
Claude CLI has plugins and plugin marketplaces that solve the problem you're describing.
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by shepherdjerred 4mo ago
Skills can be about as deterministic. Consider GitHub MCP vs skill for GH CLI. It might use the view_pr tool, or `gh pr view`, but in the end it's still performing a deterministic action. The benefit might be that the GH skill can cont
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IMO it can, about as well as an entry/mid level dev
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I’ve also really enjoyed Amazons support agent. Sometimes it can be really helpful.

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