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by cognitiveinline 2mo ago
Does it work on windows?
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by cognitiveinline 2mo ago
IMO, LLMs came in and made his superhuman coding skills not so special anymore. No judgement, just a hypothesis to answer your question
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by cognitiveinline 2mo ago
Then that's a tirade against capitalism - don't direct it at AI. If you don't like the situation, push for socialist policies.
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by cognitiveinline 2mo ago
I do enjoy a good stream of consciousness rant, so thanks for that. A simple rejoinder - The OP is one solution to many households where they can just be "the human tutor". If you can't see that, you simply don't know th
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by cognitiveinline 2mo ago
Apparently one where taxing you higher for better teachers does not elicit a "sure, yes".
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by cognitiveinline 2mo ago
Any model, including inexpensive ones. It's not a hard problem.
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by cognitiveinline 2mo ago
Manual knowledge of git to get out of tricky situations will be as passe as using log book for multiplication. It's just not required anymore.
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by cognitiveinline 2mo ago
> Give children books, creative toys, teach them read, enjoy music, do science or any activity always with a human companion Privileged much?
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by cognitiveinline 2mo ago
ok. You've rephrased something. But do you have a specific solution? Because the OP seem to do.
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by cognitiveinline 2mo ago
You think aristrocrats are using GPT and succeeding?
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by cognitiveinline 2mo ago
How? Taxing you higher?
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by cognitiveinline 2mo ago
These agents follow instructions to never make a specific mistake, if you simply record it on context (like AGENTs.md). You'll frustrate yourself by not using this tool without above. You'll definintely frustrate yourself expectin
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by cognitiveinline 2mo ago
Lol. Imagine you were called a stinky employee, and you thinking that's not a personal attack. Would be very noble of you.
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by cognitiveinline 2mo ago
People are doing the simpler thing: moving ecosystems more suppotive of their goal.
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by cognitiveinline 2mo ago
That's not the direction of LLM progress these past 2 years. Cost has always decreased per unit intelligence. Open weight models with lower parameters beat gpt4 that we were so impressed by.
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by cognitiveinline 2mo ago
Humans can't become 100x efficient cost wise. That's how cheap LLMs are.
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by cognitiveinline 2mo ago
Got a reference to something specific? Per the blog post the overall quality, speed and size all improved. And multiple users have corroborated. Like have you run into a specific bug or seen a regression - that's the cause of your reac
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by cognitiveinline 2mo ago
Everyone is calm. Many are just tired of you not taking a hint.
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by cognitiveinline 2mo ago
Fable is kind of fantastic on the difficult tasks. if it's something eithe rmodel can do then you can't see the difference. Fable also makes much less mistakes. It's a more relentless, proactive problem solver.
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by cognitiveinline 2mo ago
Welcome to majority of the teams in our industry.
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by cognitiveinline 2mo ago
This is a running production service. The team was reduced to just these 2, per the lead's instuction. The closest I can explain this phenomenon to thos who are surpised was by the LLM variance section in this recent blog post: https:
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by cognitiveinline 2mo ago
I'm seeing that a tech lead is preferring to work with 1 other engineer on a large project, and they're thinking through and presenting the architecture to others. But in prior time, this project would have been the lead + 2 senio
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by cognitiveinline 2mo ago
Good analysis. Infact, there's collaboration cost in AI when it comes to quality, but a much smaller team can put out same quality things in a shorter time. As such it's same quality for cheaper, for sure.
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by cognitiveinline 2mo ago
Then I'd be curious what your definition of tranformative technology is.
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by cognitiveinline 2mo ago
I wonder how this will be received. Since AI has come up, I think pro-union sentiment has been at a an all time high. How do you feel, HN?
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by cognitiveinline 2mo ago
Looks like a well put togther textbook. Kudos.
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by cognitiveinline 2mo ago
Crypto is not the OG cryptography! GenAI is not the OG AI! Language is for us, not the other way around. It's common usage changes.
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by cognitiveinline 2mo ago
One way to understand this: You're bored of the most transformative technology of the last 25 years?
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by cognitiveinline 3mo ago
Yes the author is a kid - strictly codes as hobby ( https://gracefulliberty.com/llms/ ). So would take the post as opinions, but no one shoudl read more than that into it.
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by cognitiveinline 3mo ago
Everyone non-remote is moving onsite interviews fast.

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