cognitiveinline

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by cognitiveinline 3mo ago
There's a lot people will do for equal quality and faster work at a 100th the cost. Like being OK with character changing and adapting to it. You are not seeing this in your workplace?
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by cognitiveinline 3mo ago
It's really coming down to "Do we want to subscribe to a human with a salary of many ~$10000(s) ", or "Do we spend 100(s)$ on an AI subscription" Even with it's issues, the latest models are going to disrupt th
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by cognitiveinline 3mo ago
Exaggerate much? If you think POTUS would lose sleep about a date format timezone marker, I don't know what to tell you.
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by cognitiveinline 3mo ago
This license assumes that the code is valuable like before. Once you have the behavior known, independantly writing code that does it is now trivial. Hence there's no real need for this in the market.
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by cognitiveinline 3mo ago
This is cope. sota agents produces what's asked exactly, usually it's the asking that's the problem not the result, improve the prompt and the output drastically improves.
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by cognitiveinline 3mo ago
What you say could be theoretically possible, but it's probably an issue with your usage of if. For eg: if any of this hard non-promptable project is available on github, or you've seen this problem in any large scale github proje
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by cognitiveinline 3mo ago
Of course you don't just check the diff. Rather in your CI infra, it's important as part of every PR, it needs to be given the full repo to check if it introduces any issues. This works wonderfully on github, even with non SOTA to
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by cognitiveinline 3mo ago
Why's it a joke, looks like quality and good engineering will be faster for what we build and maintain.
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by cognitiveinline 3mo ago
Ensure you check every PR with opens4.8 or fable - they catch every security issue upfront.
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28% Faster: The Blink Prototype vs. Apple's iOS Browser Engine(open-web-advocacy.org)
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by cognitiveinline 3mo ago
radical candor is a good book that explores a simple framework for people management.
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by cognitiveinline 3mo ago
Maybe to spark curious conversation, when a world power seems to be supportive of actions that an international body considers negative, what structure can help resolve these? It does seem like UN is unable to really make a dent here.
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by cognitiveinline 3mo ago
why is it not for the author to judge, you can disagree with their judgement, but they have brought the receipts to back the claim
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by cognitiveinline 3mo ago
You are indeed wrong, there's no infinite demand for everything
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by cognitiveinline 3mo ago
Nitpick, hobby horse, not high horse.
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by cognitiveinline 3mo ago
Is SAT as good a preditcor as EQ, I wonder, in LLM based work. It seems clearer articulation is more important.