abossy

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by abossy 6mo ago
It's early days and we don't fully understand LLM behavior to the extent that we can assume questions like this about agent design are resolved. For instance, is an agent smarter with Claude Code's tools or `exec_command` lik
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Show HN: Promptorium, a Versioning System for LLM Prompts(adambossy.com)
1 points by abossy 10mo ago|0 comments
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by abossy 11mo ago
What others would you recommend that are comparable in quality?
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by abossy 1y ago
I love sitting in those planning meetings, too. /s This is exactly right. We've adapted our workflow to kick off a task and then kick off the next one and the next. Then we review the work of each as they come through. It's j
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by abossy 1y ago
At my company (Charlie Labs), we've had a tremendous amount of success with context awareness over long-running tasks with GPT-5 since getting access a few weeks ago. We ran an eval to solve 10 real Github issues so that we could measu
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by abossy 1y ago
We must know very different 16-year olds.
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by abossy 1y ago
The company I work for generates thousands of these each week for children's personalized storybooks to help them learn how to read. The story text is the core part of the application, but the personalized images are what make them eng
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by abossy 1y ago
That's very interesting. I would have assumed that 4o is internally using a single seed for the entire conversation, or something analogous to that, to control randomness across image generation requests. Can you share the technical na
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by abossy 2y ago
In my experience, AI isn't very good at debugging AI-generated code. If it fails to make the right insight, it loops continuously until it's completely off the rails. I'm surprised your friend hasn't fully gotten stuck w
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by abossy 2y ago
Very interesting, thanks!
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by abossy 2y ago
> I fine-tuned GPT-4o to turn Claude's sketch of changes into a git patch, which would add and remove lines to make the edits. I only finished generating the training data late at night, and the fine-tuning job ran as I slept Could
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by abossy 4y ago
I wonder if the script can be flipped to both encourage the use of ChatGPT and scrutinize its output among students. I imagine that analyzing the results of ChatGPT output for something like a routine essay prompt requires a higher degree o
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by abossy 10y ago
Could you share the process you used to write your script?
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by abossy 10y ago
How much time do you give candidates to complete their work samples? I'm curious whether work-sample tests filter out, say, parents with young children, in which a company with a 4-6 hour technical interview might be preferred over an
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by abossy 14y ago
If you're returning for the same socks year after year, why not simply buy 20 years worth of socks?
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by abossy 14y ago
The girl from the creepy ex-girlfriend meme actively capitalized on her stardom. It seems that the sociological phenomenon of involuntarily going viral is becoming more well-understood.
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by abossy 14y ago
Are sign-ups intended exclusively for people listing their gear? Perhaps you can have sign-ups for people trying to rent, too, and request additional information that would help you hone the site, such as equipment sought. For example: Emai
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by abossy 14y ago
I've heard, anecdotally, that Safeway acquired the vans for their own delivery service.
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by abossy 14y ago
Agreed. I do about 50%/50%. It's improved my posture tremendously.
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by abossy 14y ago
Nobody I know is capable of standing for an entire workday. A drafting stool is absolutely required, and it's often the trickiest part of the configuration; for men taller than six feet, it's very difficult to find an inexpensive drafting s
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by abossy 15y ago
Preparing well for your interview and applying directly is much more efficient. I'm sure most entrepreneurs want to salvage they're failing startups and are eager to quit for the next venture as soon as the opportunity presents itself.
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Path Just Made A Huge Privacy Blunder(businessinsider.com)
3 points by abossy 15y ago|0 comments
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StackOverflow: What are your favorite Vim tricks?(stackoverflow.com)
39 points by abossy 15y ago|0 comments
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by abossy 15y ago
They don't have a pretty website because they don't need one. Most Silicon Valley startups work with them by default. In addition to regular banking services, they provide networking events for clients and are more startup-savvy than your t
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Shopkick 2.0 Puts Your Favorite Stores On Display To Their 1.5 Million Users(techcrunch.com)
5 points by abossy 15y ago|0 comments
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by abossy 15y ago
We sponsor H1Bs.
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by abossy 15y ago
How does one know his or her limits without testing them? I'd much rather hire the kid that attempted 99 failed classes.
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by abossy 15y ago
If you're the best programmer you know, then you're probably not in a competitive enough market to drive prices up for programmers. In a place like Silicon Valley, it's impossible to not meet somebody that's better than you. Either that, or
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by abossy 16y ago
Agreed. I remember reading about this years and years ago, and I thought Gabe Newell said the resolution was that they flew him to the U.S. and arrested him as he de-boarded his plane.
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by abossy 16y ago
"The majority of startup companies will end up losing money" is a tautology: true no matter what the inputs are.

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