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5d ago
Sustainable business center design
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5d ago
Yeah, it's bad. But at least whoever is behind it found some interesting references
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7d ago
Interesting but at the commit level seems too coarse. I have a model which models decisions similar to QOC (questions options criteria) and requires line level coverage from accepted answers.
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8d ago
Yeah we know you shouldn't let LLM make decisions. You should never ask an LLM to make a decision in the first place. In this case, there are stupid questions.
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8d ago
OpenAI swarm incident is just good practice
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8d ago
Pretty much with the JLC plugin to KiCad.
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13d ago
Damn, that resonated.. and gave me some chills
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15d ago
Sounds reasonable... That the model is sometimes learning a lossy vector representation of something symbolic in nature... Sure, a NN can approximate a function? They say this holds in... Some examples they found? I don't enough about
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18d ago
Hmm DITA..
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1mo ago
is this a loom
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1mo ago
So much noise, might just put my head under rock for a few months
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1mo ago
What in the hell is that green circle in the top right corner of the first image... lol
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1mo ago
It's not having fun.. please
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1mo ago
Thought this might be telling me when Im predicted to get carpal tunnel
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1mo ago
Can tell it's garbage just from the first figures caption
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1mo ago
Also a variant of Question-Options-Criteria that rides alongside your git history
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1mo ago
An experimental merge queue that takes changes amends/inserts into history instead of dumping at the end
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1mo ago
There is, but your wish of "clean" is ambiguous.
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1mo ago
Tried to have Claude demo this to me in the standalone Mac OS app. It didn't even know what I was talking about. Then I realized maybe it's only in CC. So I go over to CC and ask it to demo this functionality and it wants to demo
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1mo ago
Hah I was just thinking I should switch to colemak that I only let myself continue with for 2 months and re-type out all the domain (types, etc) for this project I'm working on
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2mo ago
Root agents.md should be human authored. Even if you copy and paste into it. That's your only lasting thread into having any intuition on the behavior that will result
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2mo ago
I've been experimenting with not only refactoring but rewriting history. I'm always moving around commits, inserting, splitting things up. The amount of times I've instructed to "tell the story right the first time"
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2mo ago
Lately I just use an isolated worktree per conversation and I have all these threads sitting which need to be merged then I just let codex orchestrate that itself. I tell each thread to name itself with a prefix and it's picked up by a
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2mo ago
In codex threads can inspect each other, rename themselves , send each other messages. communication is default primitive
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2mo ago
Uhh yeah I don't let agents edit files that I'm writing - that's how you get psychosis. I enforce this via snapshots before and after tool calls
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2mo ago
There were papers about this years ago
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2mo ago
Seriously: for the sake of all future children, the elderly, and everyone in between
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2mo ago
What world are you living in, I don't want to go there
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2mo ago
Generally no, but if I'm using voice I might be thinking out loud and make a connection to something else funny
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2mo ago
misleading to people, people think claude is "smart", people think their ideas are better than they are, sycophancy, people are drawn to confide in a model over other people, etc
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