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by tharant 2y ago
This is very good insight, the likes of which I’ve needed; thank you. Your workflow is moderately more complex and definitely less “agentic” than I’d expected/hoped but it’s absolutely not out of line with the kind of complexity I’m w
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by tharant 2y ago
Great idea. I’ve used that tactic in the past for non-code related prompts; not sure why I didn’t think of trying it with my code-generation prompting. I’ll give it a shot.
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by tharant 2y ago
Thank you for the links! > Learn how to think ontologically and break down your requests first by what you're TRULY looking for, and then understand what parts would need to be defined in order to build that system -- that "who
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by tharant 2y ago
> You are an expert in coding (10,000 hours and all that) so you know when the code is wrong. While I appreciate the suggestion that I might be an expert, I am decidedly not. That said, I’ve been writing what the companies I’ve worked f
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by tharant 2y ago
I feel like I’ve been gaslit by the entire GenAI industry that I’m just bad at prompt engineering. When I’m talking to an LLM about stuff unrelated to code-generation, I can get sane and reasonable responses—engaging and useful even. The
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by tharant 2y ago
> Do they have warnings as big as "full self driving" texts in advertisements? Tesla doesn’t advertise; they rely entirely on word of mouth, storefronts (both online and physical), and publicity/news coverage. But the ans
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by tharant 2y ago
> The problem is not so much the lack of disclaimers, it is the adberitising. I agree; the entire advertising industry is well known to be misleading and/or dishonest; it’s annoying and often hurts consumers. > Tesla is asking fo
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by tharant 2y ago
Prior to that, FSD was labeled ‘Full Self Driving (Beta)’ and enabling it triggered a modal that required two confirmations explaining that the human driver must always pay attention and is ultimately responsible for the vehicle. The featu
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by tharant 2y ago
FHE? I, a noob, assume that acronym maybe has something to do with homomorphic encryption? Also, got any links for interesting ZKML papers/projects?