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by whateveracct 22d ago
the next token part is like the "clock" that drives it
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by whateveracct 22d ago
my feel after a lot of experience with agentic haskell at scale has been...no they cannot and maybe the opposite lol
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by whateveracct 23d ago
thanks i hate it
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by whateveracct 24d ago
Zuck's bad PR is to blame here. Not the commenters. He should fix that. Anduril makes this same complaint whenever their job posts get dumped on. Same idea. Fix your bad PR, buddies :)
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by whateveracct 24d ago
they're wrong but they are right that this isn't interesting
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by whateveracct 24d ago
pangram says 100% human
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by whateveracct 25d ago
i relate to zitron cuz of how much he seems to genuinely hate the people in charge of this AI bubble. he, like me, seems to wish that when this all falls apart they get proportionate harm to go. that'll obviously never happen. it'
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by whateveracct 25d ago
these comments are not helpful and in fact hurt readability. i just delete them and would love to automatically do that honestly. cuz claude still drops long winded comments on every method even if i ask it not to
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by whateveracct 25d ago
it hasn't even been a year since Opus 4.5 and my work codebase is thoroughly ensloppified. From the top, the assumption is you don't edit it by hand. It was fine at first but hand editing is becoming more and more painful. LLM cod
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by whateveracct 26d ago
some people never developed theory of mind as children sadly
41.
by whateveracct 26d ago
rooms are way different that phones tho it's called personal style
42.
by whateveracct 29d ago
CEOs aren't just people. They can have fun dealing with it :)
43.
by whateveracct 29d ago
shut it down!
44.
by whateveracct 1mo ago
isn't github scaling pretty embarrassingly parallel tho? doesn't "ready to scale" at any "good" tech company mean "we can handle 10x without architectural changes?" that's the mentality i was tau
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by whateveracct 1mo ago
my favorite part of Haskell is that it's thorny which keeps bads away. like a good washout course in college. keeps the community "pure" kek
46.
by whateveracct 1mo ago
yeah i think Claude might just be compounding its way to a local maximum rn
47.
by whateveracct 1mo ago
maybe they meant typing? lol
48.
by whateveracct 1mo ago
use git prole
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by whateveracct 1mo ago
i still do :)
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by whateveracct 1mo ago
1.2% of positives were false, right? Not 1.2% of the entire dataset. So it would be 1.2% of that 35% positive subset. So 34.65%.
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by whateveracct 1mo ago
he is insufferable. it's his thing lol.
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by whateveracct 1mo ago
> No. What else could it reasonably be named? Hard to imagine. Ocaml often just has it be T so uuid.T
53.
by whateveracct 1mo ago
I spend 45 minutes writing it. then i git commit and move on cuz i made something good. who is winning here? lol
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by whateveracct 1mo ago
lol isn't this what google said and yet..the NSA cometh
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by whateveracct 1mo ago
Word is both simpler and more widespread. Also you'd be surprised. My boomer parents are not Word wizards lol. PS isn't that much simpler or more intuitive now than back then. It's an inherently more complicated tool.
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by whateveracct 1mo ago
They should be removed imo. And repeat offenders should be banned.
57.
by whateveracct 1mo ago
? people take literal classes to learn Photoshop. I took a course at a rec center in high school in the 2000s and it had a bunch of adults learning it for work.
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by whateveracct 1mo ago
what the heck did you drop a '/s'?
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by whateveracct 1mo ago
seriously. if you are ready to scale, you are ready for that much. if that kills you, you had architecture issues that a company as big and established as GH shouldn't have.
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by whateveracct 1mo ago
it is a political issue though

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