NobleLie

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by NobleLie 4mo ago
Nah. Even with zero temperature this is still variation.
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by NobleLie 4mo ago
The problem with that is LLMs can output words or symbols that seen like it used "reason" to produce. But for everything the core algorithm does, it's simply nothing like the wetware reasoning to get to the same answer. So
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by NobleLie 4mo ago
It appears they don't need to reason or be intelligent to be able to produce working solutions for code. But sure let wild and unmonitored? I wrangle my LLMs like the code monkeys they are. They help materialize code and then you ne
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by NobleLie 4mo ago
With very different final results though..?
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by NobleLie 5mo ago
The boiling - cooking - is the bias here. Winograds Understanding Computers and Cognition is the most excellent resource in 2026, written over three decades ago by now.
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by NobleLie 5mo ago
The nuance is lost on LLM agentic dominant partakers.
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by NobleLie 5mo ago
Yep Claude Code CLI does A LOT (which is now confirmed even more)
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by NobleLie 5mo ago
The question is, are you getting value from your setups or not?
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by NobleLie 5mo ago
"Claude, scp my tmux config over to that box"
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by NobleLie 7mo ago
Grok, show me the place where the least people died eating product X.
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by NobleLie 7mo ago
Yep with a human in the loop to process these larger sprawling plan docs (inflated with the intent of the designer iteratively) Some get deleted from repo others archived, others merged or referenced elsewhere. It's kind of organic.
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by NobleLie 1y ago
Excellent comment (seriously)
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by NobleLie 1y ago
Thanks. Sometimes I feel like I'm going insane attempting to ŕeason with people who think the opposite. That these are oracles imbued with human level intellect and creativity. Now, sure, these models can be impressive - but it'
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by NobleLie 2y ago
My take is its less so about being physically comfortable, but there is a different type of comfort by the protection of the nest from predators. It's like being uncomfortable to have peace of bird mind, in other words.
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by NobleLie 2y ago
How many from long flu to fairly compare?
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by NobleLie 2y ago
It started with the flexner report (1910). I urge you to look into it if you are interested in this topic and let me know your thoughts https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flexner_Report
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by NobleLie 2y ago
Yep. It was probably the singular reason (of a few) he lost 2020.
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by NobleLie 2y ago
Schumpeter called it the eroding foundation of Capitalism. Its not technically Capitalism, as the system, at fault though. It's interesting. Feel free to explore it more. Or perhaps you already do
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by NobleLie 2y ago
> expresses instructions To instruct is akin to providing an input. Where do we input to? The program. The program is programmed; but most importantly, the input is not programmed in the sense the program is programmed. It is, perh
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by NobleLie 2y ago
No...prompts are definitely not programs, prompts are inputs to programs. How someone can write a blog post on such a demonstrably fallacious premise is beyond me. I am beginning to write a blog post in rebuttal, because it's so fasci
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by NobleLie 2y ago
Some people believe that their beliefs and way of life should be enforced. Here, which human habits or activities are allowed or "OK" even if partially or very deletorious. The desired force vector varies in magntitude and orient
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by NobleLie 3y ago
Considering it's predicted shape is that of obelisk ("rod") one is left to imagine that this finding has only metagenomics behind it.
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by NobleLie 3y ago
I liked t9 word and 9 key. Could type without looking.
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by NobleLie 3y ago
In short, "plus"
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by NobleLie 3y ago
Do they?
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by NobleLie 3y ago
I'd think the application would be used more for understanding the psychedelic experience. Not about safety. There is such a wide tome of experiences - there are going to emerge similarities to a knowledgeable AI that can load it all
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by NobleLie 3y ago
Are you sure that is all the brain does?
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by NobleLie 3y ago
Because they theoretically worked at some point but now they do not.
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by NobleLie 3y ago
I'd pay money for this
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by NobleLie 3y ago
"Close to being able to do basically everything" A bit vague, no?

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