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by aytigra 5d ago
Well, even without that AI can do human engineering and fishing or outright blackmail to get what they want from labs and government officials.
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by aytigra 5d ago
I have started with generating very detailed "feature" spec and going over it many times until it looked good to me. Then I made it write an "architecture doc" and plan how to implement all which was about 15 parts. Then
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by aytigra 6d ago
I've been making a macos app with opus 4.8-5 and at first it was great, everything materialized in a week, but when I started tuning stuff and fixing performance problems I have spent a very frustrating month refactoring code where I h
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by aytigra 13d ago
I had a genius response from Claude recently after asking how can it be marketed as smart and "almost AGI" despite being so stupid: "I compress the labour. Not the responsibility."
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by aytigra 28d ago
That can be true. On multiple occasions when claude did some BS I have asked it why and it explained that it is optimizing for task completion and not for communication.
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by aytigra 28d ago
I have a rule in claude.md: ``` ## Writing rules *Describe the code as it is now — no residue, no change-narration.* Artifacts (docs, plans, comments, commit messages) should describe the current code statically, as if it had always been th
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by aytigra 28d ago
It is sufficient not at all
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by aytigra 2mo ago
Yeah, I should probably /clear more often. Compaction seem cheap by itself (all cached input and small output), but it often marks unnecessary files for pre-load.
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by aytigra 2mo ago
Many very well made software written without any AI was never "shipped" because there were no people who wanted to pay for it, many very poorly made software was shipped because demand and marketing did the job. So evaluating soft
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by aytigra 2mo ago
I've actually found that compacting as often as possible, after planning, then between each implementation step works the best, it both unloads unnecessary context of previous edits and test runs, makes thinking cheaper, and most impor
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by aytigra 2mo ago
My experience as well, I've been developing a native macos app using CC. As a web dev I didn't know much about the stack. Nothing too fancy a kind of folder gallery-player with tags embedded in filenames, a bit like TagSpaces. Pro
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by aytigra 2mo ago
I think it case of coding it may not be as bad, because new training data (AI generated code) is always empirically validated by tooling and by consumer. It may not be good but it mostly works, otherwise it is discarded or patched, so it ha
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by aytigra 3mo ago
So true. I am cloding a macos app (a domain I know little about), with Opus 4.8 xhigh, and it was glorious at first seeing the app materializing and working (notwithstanding tedious detailed feature spec write up), but when I started fixing
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by aytigra 3mo ago
I've made it write a /status-line thing to display context tokens in the status line and also a hook to stop and ask to continue or compact whenever it reaches 250k tokens. For subscription I have also made it stop at 90% usage so
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by aytigra 5mo ago
Many game ads on ios are already playable, I guess we're just one step away from what you describe.
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by aytigra 7mo ago
> it has advanced significantly since early releases I have used Claude Code past few weeks and honestly can't tell if it is any better, or does anything different than Copilot in agent mode with same models.
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by aytigra 7mo ago
I'd say it is quite opposite, a deep understanding of what you like and consequently understanding what will make a creation into exactly what you like. (Well I guess some people can create without understanding, just directly expressi
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by aytigra 11mo ago
For me, even if I drop into "mental space" completely and stop seeing(or being aware of) real world while thinking about something I saw/did recently, vividness of this mental image will depend on how close I am to dream sta
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by aytigra 11mo ago
Good erotic literature does not only describe images, but also desires, emotions and sensations, all of which I think have different channels of imagination/recall.
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by aytigra 11mo ago
For me visualization by itself is mostly useless, it is more of a concept of something arousing happening and vague visual flashes of something similar I have seen. It somewhat works, but nowhere near as effective as real pictures. What wor
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by aytigra 11mo ago
I feel like "intuition" really fits to what LLM does. From the input LLM intuitively produces some tokens/text. And "thinking" LLM essentially again just uses intuition on previously generated tokens which produces
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by aytigra 1y ago
A bit sad that the language and framework so enjoyable to write an read will be mostly hidden in a coding box. And thinking about it made me realize that soon there will be a completely different programming language used solely by coding a
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by aytigra 2y ago
I am not really interested in the product, so can't comment on that, but I want to give my 2c about logo, it gave me an uncomfortable feeling, which is not good for business. Piggy on fire is fine, I guess, but it's tail looks mor