thierrydamiba

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by thierrydamiba 9mo ago
Try ghostty, wterm, or kitty as the terminal you run Claude code from. Much better experience.
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by thierrydamiba 9mo ago
That’s a bit of a reductive view. For example, even the people with the most negative view on AI don’t let candidates use AI during interviews. You can disagree on the effectiveness of the tools but this fact alone suggests that they are qu
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by thierrydamiba 9mo ago
What editor are you using?
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by thierrydamiba 10mo ago
What’s the difference between social media and books? Or is your point that all entertainment is harmful to individuals and society?
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by thierrydamiba 11mo ago
Very cool! Let me know if you want to chat. td@qdrant.com
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by thierrydamiba 11mo ago
Very cool! Out of curiosity, what prompted you to build this?
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by thierrydamiba 11mo ago
Excellent write up. I’ve been thinking a lot about caching and agents so this was right ilup my alley. Have you experimented with using semantic cache on the chain of thought(what we get back from the providers anyways) and sending that to
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by thierrydamiba 1y ago
Call it HN’s rule: Never attribute to incompetence what can be attributed to malice
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by thierrydamiba 1y ago
Out of curiosity, does the work you do involve considering edge cases often?
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by thierrydamiba 1y ago
“If at first you don’t succeed, dust yourself off and try again”-Aliyah
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by thierrydamiba 1y ago
No snark, I just don’t see why Xfinity would have any motivation to change their process if it doesn’t have an impact on the bottom line.
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by thierrydamiba 1y ago
Why should Xfinity make any changes if you still send them money every month?
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by thierrydamiba 1y ago
By forcing you to make a decision without context. Similar to how when presented with the trolley problem some will ask many follow up questions about the individuals on each track, the train, etc. That’s not the point.
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by thierrydamiba 1y ago
Feature or bug?
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by thierrydamiba 1y ago
Is the fact that the answer isn’t easy a feature or bug?
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by thierrydamiba 1y ago
Great writeup. I particularly like the idea of splitting your tools into the four buckets. 1)Internal Retrieval 2)Web Search 3)Code Interpreter 4)Actions How did you come up with this idea?
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by thierrydamiba 1y ago
Few questions I think we need to address at some point. Why is there so much demand for these games? Why do we think government intervention is the solution in this domain but not others? Why is there so much demand for these games??? To th
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by thierrydamiba 1y ago
What is this and why is it the top comment? Appears to be spam for scammers. Stay away and please flag.
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by thierrydamiba 1y ago
Cash rules everything around me has been the slogan for this generation. Why wouldn’t they chase the biggest dollar?
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by thierrydamiba 1y ago
Is a world driven by the strengths and weaknesses of programming languages better than the one driven by the strengths and weaknesses of LLMs?
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by thierrydamiba 1y ago
I have an unusual way of communicating sometimes that used to be quirky and fun. Now I simply get accused of being a bot. Before LLMs I never got accused of being a robot. I think the idea of good writing is soon going to morph with writing
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by thierrydamiba 1y ago
I think a claim like that requires proof. You’re accusing them of fraud.
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by thierrydamiba 1y ago
The big trend was around the ghiblification of images. Those images were everywhere for a period of time.
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by thierrydamiba 1y ago
Would you literally rather have nothing than a poor translation?
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by thierrydamiba 1y ago
Turtles all the way down. It is definitely interesting to see how much public opinion has been shifting on Google in AI as of late. I wonder what the main force for that is…
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by thierrydamiba 1y ago
How do people typically do napkin math to figure out if their machine can “handle” a model?
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by thierrydamiba 1y ago
I love this. So brutal, but also so cool to know one day that will be easy for the models.
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by thierrydamiba 2y ago
This is a pretty fun link: https://news.ycombinator.com/leaders The leaderboard system is interesting because they don’t actually show numbers for the top 10(to de-incentivize farming battles I assume). If you look at the t
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by thierrydamiba 2y ago
People get paid to do this? I’m not doubting the veracity, I’m just surprised.
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by thierrydamiba 2y ago
I might not see people lighting kerosene lamps but I see people climb big ladders to fix lamps that light up public spaces. I assume the people doing that work might have been lighting lamps in the past.

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