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by coder-3 22d ago
Depends on how in-the-loop you want to be. I personally delegate all the writing of the code to agents, but I maintain a clear mental model of the architecture, which I come up with by iterating and prototyping with agents. I can use Luna f
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by coder-3 1mo ago
Yeah, the main value of this for OAI is probaby to speedup RSI
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by coder-3 1mo ago
I disagree with Musk's politics but it does not impact my decision to use Grok. That's because being serious about aligning my capital to my values doesn't leave much in the way of eligible products or services. I consequentl
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by coder-3 2mo ago
We've seen plenty of examples of apps successfully vibe coded by non technical people, including apps making real revenue. Your friend could start with telling the LLM that they are a non technical person who wants to make an app and i
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by coder-3 5mo ago
Interesting. Why? My current mental model is that AMD chips are just a bit behind, so, less efficient, but no biggie. Do labs even use CUDA?
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by coder-3 10mo ago
As someone who is building an LLM-powered product on the side, using AI coding agents to help with development of said LLM-powered product and for my day job, and has a long-tail of miscellaneous uses for AI, I suspect you're right.
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by coder-3 1y ago
I skimmed through it and it's a simple and concise overview of the language suitable for a beginner. It is by no means exhaustive. Also, haven't seen anything in there that makes it so that it couldn't have been written in 20
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by coder-3 2y ago
I love this! My suggestion is to not close panels when going back up levels but instead put them in a parallel branch.
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by coder-3 2y ago
The problem with AI-generated content is not necessarily that it's bad, rather, it's not novel information. To learn something, you must not already know it. If it's AI-generated, the AI already knows it.
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by coder-3 3y ago
How does this technically work? Is it just a natural language shortcut for prepending text to your context window, or does it pull information as needed as inferred from the prompt? E.g. the meeting note formatting "memory" gets r
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by coder-3 3y ago
You don't think AGI is feasible? GPT is already useful. Scaling reliably and predictably yields increases in capabilities. As its capabilities increase it becomes more general. Multimodal models and the use of tools further increase ge
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by coder-3 3y ago
The battle, yes. The war, no.
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by coder-3 3y ago
They won't be able to catch up to and surpass OpenAI. At least not for a few years. I'm in the camp that we ought to solve alignment before we get to AGI and also of the camp that this is unlikely. Therefore, the pace of AI progre
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by coder-3 3y ago
This is good. If Sama managed to overthrow the board I'd be worried about the future of AI safety
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by coder-3 3y ago
Raw IQ doesn't mean you'll have good epistemology. His brain lets him reach deeper abstractions than most but it doesn't mean what he comes up with is grounded in base reality. If you're worried about being off-base, try
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by coder-3 3y ago
No, burnout is too much exposure to certain stressors
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by coder-3 3y ago
The calming effect comes from L Theanine which you can buy separately and add to your coffee
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by coder-3 3y ago
This might not be an issue for the same (somewhat inscrutable) reason that GPT-4 has quasi-perfect grammar.
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by coder-3 4y ago
What really helped my productivity on creative projects is replacing idle-scrolling and other distractions with following my curiosity. I get just as much dopamine from both so it's a perfect replacement
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by coder-3 4y ago
Only to be supplanted by the next gen of companies who took an AI-first approach
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by coder-3 4y ago
So it begins! AI is going to permeate an increasing amount of existing software. Eventually, all software will have some form of intelligence built into it.
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by coder-3 4y ago
Wow, you can tell this one was personal.
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by coder-3 4y ago
Yep came here to say this. The article is incorrect in the diagnostic and thus the prescription
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by coder-3 4y ago
Time is what's been preventing me from getting into DF. Do I need to spend a significant amount of time on this game to get a good experience? Could I get away with, say, one hour once in a while? I'd probably need to invest time
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by coder-3 4y ago
Any predictions about where they'll move to? I'd be surprised if they start picking a set of different apps.
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by coder-3 4y ago
Get thicker paper
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by coder-3 4y ago
Getting a tech job with no degree or relevant work experience just requires you to have skills and proof of those skills. Keep improving your skills and strengthening your proof until you land a job. The only cost is time and effort.
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by coder-3 4y ago
My experience has been very different. People have been quite happy to chat about their experience using the product and the pain-points uncovered were consistent across users. In a nutshell, what we did was email users asking for a 30-45 m
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by coder-3 4y ago
It's case-by-case. You can calculate whether ads are worth it for what you're selling by using cost per click, conversion rate and customer lifetime value. My general sense is that paid ads is still valuable for niche markets as t
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by coder-3 4y ago
Some advice on increasing your rate of improvement: Practice - have a 3 hour weekly practice session (minimum) outside of work. Won't do much for you in the beginning but it'll add up a lot over the years - focus on the fundamenta

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