ClassAndBurn

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by ClassAndBurn 22d ago
He will always be the Pirate in Muppet Treasure Island to me. Thanks for everything you gave the world
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by ClassAndBurn 2mo ago
It's likely smart enough. It just needs to be told to do it and provided the ability to introspect it. How close could foundational models get to building this harness if explicitly prompted to? We've only just started training mo
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by ClassAndBurn 2mo ago
Any custom harness for a problem shows that harness engineering is going away. Eventually models will introspect problems, then build custom harnesses tailored to that. Then use and modify the ephemeral harness as required. Sol Ultra style
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by ClassAndBurn 2mo ago
I finally built my side project and the government finally does something to make it pointless! Yay? https://www.daylightsmearings.com/
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by ClassAndBurn 5mo ago
Uncharted island found. Charted.
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by ClassAndBurn 7mo ago
Any non-digital system you describe "as Code" is not a source of truth, but a Source of Hope. The code describes the intended state, something has to reconcile it with reality. This is the same as having it in unstructured documen
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by ClassAndBurn 8mo ago
They will have to update the openai. Com footer I guess Latest Advancements GPT-5 OpenAI o3 OpenAI o4-mini GPT-4o GPT-4o mini Sora
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by ClassAndBurn 8mo ago
> Deprecating install.md > Last Friday we announced install.md and it didn't see much adoption. With thrash like this why would anyone adopt this for something serious? It's just an .md file, so the overhead is low. The lack
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by ClassAndBurn 1y ago
Nvidia sees the forest of the trees. The consequences of the US government buying steaks and Intel are that there will be Federal requirements for us companies using Intel. This is entirely about the foundry business. Nvidia is at risk when
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by ClassAndBurn 1y ago
Open models are going to win long-term. Anthropics' own research has to use OSS models [0]. China is demonstrating how quickly companies can iterate on open models, allowing smaller teams access and augmentation to the abilities of a m
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by ClassAndBurn 2y ago
This will not be true for future frameworks, though it is likely true for current ones. Future frameworks will be designed for AI and enablement. There will be a reversal in convention-over-configuration. Explicit referencing and configurat
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by ClassAndBurn 2y ago
There's an awkward reckoning in open source software about inclusivity and protecting the long-term security of projects coming. Authors from several countries were already suspicious, such as Iran. Anyone from Russia and China or unkn
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by ClassAndBurn 2y ago
Hashi never sold me on the integration of their products, which was my primary issue with not selecting them. Each is independently useful, and there is no nudge to combine them for a 1+1=3 feature set. Kubernetes was the chasm. Owning the
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by ClassAndBurn 2y ago
Others' concerns are valid; the separation of concerns makes infra changes safer and easier to understand. Infra-tooling is slow because of the inherent risk of managing stateful services. Mixing the infra and application logic is the
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Rotation Programs: Build empathy by thinking like an intern(patrickauld.substack.com)
2 points by ClassAndBurn 3y ago|0 comments
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Daylight Smearings(daylightsmearings.com)
1 points by ClassAndBurn 3y ago|0 comments
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by ClassAndBurn 4y ago
I agree here. Formal models have to become easier to create through. Today's ecosystem requires advanced knowledge of system design and still coding abilities. To democratize model generation we need a more iterative and understandable
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by ClassAndBurn 4y ago
It learns the same way a human does by learning patterns. It is not illegal to comprehend how to accomplish tasks by reading other people's source code. The arguments against my point always assume perfect memory of everything this mod
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by ClassAndBurn 4y ago
My view is the copilot is not stealing open source code. It is learning from it just as a human reader would. People's disguste is based on the assimilation of what they thought was a human trait being machine derived from their work.
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by ClassAndBurn 4y ago
This is like the first half of Flatland visualized[1]! I always found imaginating Square's point of view a fun challenge. Seeing a world, I otherwise recognize the same way gives it a whole new dimension. [1] https://en.wiki
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by ClassAndBurn 5y ago
This is the only way to scale your impact as an IC. The goal isn't to always have to do the repetitive reviews. It's to mentor people up so they do them for you eventually. When you life those juniors up enough for them to mentor
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by ClassAndBurn 5y ago
And suddenly the plot of one of the better Spiderman movies was happening in real life.
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What is the Hard Part? Four ways things can be complex. One is a dragon(patrickauld.substack.com)
1 points by ClassAndBurn 5y ago|0 comments
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by ClassAndBurn 5y ago
What were the limitations that required you to move all customers to a shared system at once? Could you have selected some workspaces with lower traffic to migrate first? That would have decreased the load on the primary, potentially speedi
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by ClassAndBurn 5y ago
The past is judged by the values of the present.
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by ClassAndBurn 5y ago
Git is designed to require human oversight. This is usually a feature, but in recent years has become a bug with things like GitOps. It's important to remember that Git is a terrible database because of its lack of semantic structure.
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by ClassAndBurn 5y ago
TL;DR only estimate the next milestone. Estimates become less useful the further out they are. To get useful info about how long a project will take requires two large changes; careful definition of the problem and effective scoping of deli
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by ClassAndBurn 5y ago
Codespaces seems like magic. I've been using it for personal projects, and it is fantastic to do simple edits in a browser on the go. That's not the intended use case, though. The actual value is where you get to scale up and auto
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by ClassAndBurn 5y ago
I'm so excited for the possibility of rental prices coming down enough to support the artists and quirky businesses that used to be around. The city's consolidation into tech forced out a lot of the vibrancy that made San Francisc
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How to make Moonshot projects happen(twitter.com)
2 points by ClassAndBurn 5y ago|0 comments

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