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by sigseg1v 8mo ago
How would a team verify this for any current model? They would have to observe and control all training data. In practice, any currently available model that is good enough to perform this task likely fails the clean room criteria due to ha
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by sigseg1v 8mo ago
Presumably you've posted it here because you would like others to either view it or consume it, neither of which are possible on (at least my) fairly common Galaxy S23 phone. Of course it's your decision how you want to serve the
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by sigseg1v 8mo ago
Yep, on my phone I opened this page and closed it in 20 seconds. Can't see shit, captain! Didn't figure out if it's the font, weight, or size but this is the worst looking website I've hit in a while.
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by sigseg1v 8mo ago
This is one of those projects that would be 10x better with a video demonstration!
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by sigseg1v 8mo ago
How is this news when this happens almost every day?
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by sigseg1v 8mo ago
I had this opinion recently until I started using the Figma MCP with Claude to import my live app into Figma Make, get it to edit things where it actually understands layout and margins and what looks good, and then pull it back into the ap
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by sigseg1v 8mo ago
Gotta get those top EVs
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by sigseg1v 8mo ago
If you ask an LLM to do a statically verifiable task without writing a simple verifier for it, and it hallucinates, that mistake is on you because it's a very quick step to guarantee something like this succeeds.
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by sigseg1v 8mo ago
It's not required but they need to understand the implications. In this case the implication is that Google drops the mail. So clearly they didn't understand the implications.
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by sigseg1v 8mo ago
I love using AI tooling but I'm not convinced it's safe to use straight to binary until we have 100% deterministic outputs from it.
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by sigseg1v 8mo ago
"Hey boss, I tried to replace my screwdriver with this thing you said I have to use? Milwaukee or something? When I used it, it rammed the screw in so tight that it cracked the wood." ^ If someone says that they are definitely &qu
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by sigseg1v 8mo ago
I feel that the devil is in the edge cases and this allows you to have the freedom to say "ok I want to try for 1.0 match between everything, I can accept 0.98 match, and files which have less of a match it can detail notes for and I c
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by sigseg1v 8mo ago
I have an engineering degree but don't call myself an engineer because it's illegal to do so in my country unless I hold a PEng. That aside, I fail to see how code where I have reviewed every single line, tested all edge cases as
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by sigseg1v 8mo ago
To add on to this, I see many complaints that "[AI] produced garbage code that doesn't solve the problem" yet I have never seen someone say "I set up a verification system where code that passes the tests and criteria an
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by sigseg1v 8mo ago
Adding on to this, a common reaction I see to online videos of driving incidents is "why did this person just stop? of course you are going to crash into them. They shouldn't have stopped" and many people agreeing with it. It
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by sigseg1v 8mo ago
Serious question, but have you not used it to implement anything at your job? Admittedly I was very skeptical but last sprint in 2 days I got 12 pull requests up for review by running 8 agents on my computer in parallel and about 10 more on
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by sigseg1v 8mo ago
Hey it's me! I shoot with manual focus lenses in RAW and drive a standard. There are dozens of us!
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by sigseg1v 8mo ago
Agreed here as well. If you gave me 10 devs for 3 years and zero new incoming requirements the backlog wouldn't even go down by 20%.
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by sigseg1v 9mo ago
What does "all visible tabs" mean in the context of Claude Code in a terminal window? Are you saying it's reading other terminals open on the system? Also how do you determine "currently active file"? It just greps
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by sigseg1v 9mo ago
I had some design questions about the server here if anyone is familiar with the answer. Specifically, `spawn_enemy` here: https://github.com/clockworklabs/BitCraftPublic/blob/master/... It makes many db
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by sigseg1v 9mo ago
Teaching them skills for running API and e2e tests and how to filter those tests so it can check if what it did works quickly.
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by sigseg1v 9mo ago
The overwhelming majority of devs do not concern themselves with nor are even familiar with the concept of software licenses, let alone how to abide by them. I argue that it's not that they think it's "free game to [...] re-l
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by sigseg1v 9mo ago
THIS is the hill I will die on. Why do we advocate destroying information/data about the dev process when in reality we need to solve a UI/display issue? The amount of times in the last 15ish years I've solved something by lo
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by sigseg1v 9mo ago
In `~/.tmux.conf` try adding `set -g mouse on`, for mouse scrolling
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by sigseg1v 10mo ago
How is this poorly thought out? They released software with a requirement to use it (license, attribution) and it's been immensely helpful to people, yet these tools come and use it without even following the simple requirements. Yes t
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by sigseg1v 10mo ago
Every time I try to have this conversation with anyone I become very aware that most developers have never spent a single microsecond on thinking about licenses or rights when it comes to software. To me when it's very obviously infuri
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by sigseg1v 10mo ago
It's much simpler than this. I post some software on GitHub. You can use it in your software and tools and AI training set as well, as long as you follow my license. If you don't follow my license (let's say MIT, so you must
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by sigseg1v 10mo ago
I think that the fact that people don't understand why there are so many negative positions is equally frustrating. To me it seems blatantly obvious that the majority of LLM usage by people today is coming from models that are trained
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by sigseg1v 10mo ago
Not quite. You need to include the MIT license text when distributing the software*, but the software you build doesn't need to also be MIT. *: which unfortunately most users of MIT libraries do not follow as I often have an extremely
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by sigseg1v 10mo ago
From my experience working on B2B applications, I am happy that everything is generally spammed to the logs because there would simply be no other reasonable way to diagnose many problems. It is very, very common that the code that you have

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