FluffyPancake

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by FluffyPancake 16d ago
Not at any decently sized company. Delivering features is all that matters. By the time you're cleaning up the buggy mess, they were promoted two times and work somewhere else now. If anything, AI makes it much easier to suck and still
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by FluffyPancake 17d ago
that's pretty cool. I have a hope that despite the giant mountain of shit that is going to be produced from LLMs in the future, there's going to be a small number of people out there doing cool things with them. I am completely ig
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by FluffyPancake 21d ago
It's not really fair to compare API pricing to subscriptions. You can indeed get lots of usage from a codex subscription, but once you start paying per token it gets a lot more painful as you noticed. There a price decrease is a big de
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by FluffyPancake 27d ago
The amazing "solution" is basically telling the model to STFU every single turn. I guess this works better than putting it just in the claude MD since then it's never out of context. https://x.com/_can1357&#x2
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by FluffyPancake 27d ago
> Bizarre how you seem to think someone else owes you answers to questions you don't seem to want to try and answer yourself. This, of course, depends on your goals, but if your goal is for your project to reach more people for whom
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by FluffyPancake 1mo ago
I have also noticed that I am increasingly struggling to read what LLMs are writing, finding it incomprehensible half the time. I stole Matt Pocock's line of "When reporting information to me, be extremely concise and sacrifice gr