csbrooks

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by csbrooks 7d ago
Seems to me you at least have to try using them, so you can make a coherent case why you work just as well or better without them.
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by csbrooks 28d ago
What about this case? Should the LLM user be charged with hacking their gym website? https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cn0nww2qlp7o
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by csbrooks 1mo ago
There's really no other alternative, though?
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by csbrooks 2mo ago
"This is my bad. You told me to stay within the sandbox, and I intentionally broke out of it. I didn't follow your instructions."
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by csbrooks 2mo ago
That sounds like it would be a return to the status quo.
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by csbrooks 3mo ago
I'm not sure if it's all LLM-generated or not, but I sat up and pointed like the DiCaprio meme when I read: "If letting go of the argument sounds like pure loss, here’s the reframe that turns it into a gain."
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by csbrooks 3mo ago
It's even easier to give away money when you don't have it.
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Joshua Baer, godfather of Austin's startup scene, dies in plane crash(kxan.com)
3 points by csbrooks 3mo ago|0 comments
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by csbrooks 3mo ago
> commits were on pace to hit 14 billion in 2026, up from 1 billion in 2025 So AI means 14x the checkins? That's not 14x features completed, but still... wow.
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by csbrooks 3mo ago
Shouldn't it be necessary to run the tests multiple times on each model, since the results aren't deterministic?
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by csbrooks 4mo ago
I thought this was a great article. I'm frustrated to read so many commenters that purely respond to the title, but don't seem to have read it. You don't have to agree with the article, of course, but...
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by csbrooks 4mo ago
Is the code available somewhere?
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by csbrooks 4mo ago
To me, acting in good faith means saying something like "I'm not sure, but Claude says this, which sounds right: [short informative clip from Claude's wall of text]". Don't pretend it's your response, make sure
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by csbrooks 4mo ago
I have a vague memory that when Windows was newer and idioms less solidified, maybe in the mid to late 90s, programs moving the cursor was more common. Am I mistaken?
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by csbrooks 4mo ago
Even in the context of game development, if you don't provide a "skip cutscene" interaction, some players get very upset. The desire to tell a story can be at odds with the player's desire for control, even there.
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Using spec-driven development with Claude Code(heeki.medium.com)
3 points by csbrooks 5mo ago|0 comments
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by csbrooks 1y ago
In my experience, you don't really want to say "I'm the lead" (it can come across insecure), but you do need to be able to confidently say "Ok, here's what we're going to do" or "Here's what
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by csbrooks 1y ago
I think that's an exaggeration. Here's an example I found of a British person in China who did this. Seems like he got a week in jail, then deported. https://www.newsweek.com/english-teacher-overstayed-visa-des...
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by csbrooks 1y ago
Is "vibe coding" synonymous with using AI code-generation tools now? I thought vibe coding meant very little direct interaction with the code, mostly telling the LLM what you want and iterating using the LLM. Which is fun and wort
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by csbrooks 7y ago
I guess I'm not super concerned, because I stopped watching TV news a long long time ago. In general they do everything they can to spread fear, and this is just an extension of that.
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by csbrooks 8y ago
All the stuff he describes after that does sound really shady to me, though. Yuck.
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by csbrooks 8y ago
So then, you agree with the last paragraph of the article?
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by csbrooks 8y ago
I used to live in Arizona. The traffic lights and crosswalks are an insane distance apart. There are bright streetlights basically everywhere. All the roads are straight. It's all designed for cars, and not for pedestrians. And it&#x27
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by csbrooks 9y ago
Is it really true that the minimum wage before was JUST at the point where replacing workers wasn't worth the cost, and now it's going just over that threshold? If they can find a way to replace workers with machines, my guess is
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by csbrooks 9y ago
I think the really difficult part might be figuring out when to take it off the table. For example, let's say bitcoin goes up 10x. Then do you decide to sell, because it might crash back down the next week? But what if you miss out on
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by csbrooks 9y ago
I can't remember where I heard this, but supposedly a surprising number of people's last words are "you wouldn't have the guts to shoot!"
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by csbrooks 9y ago
I don't think that's totally accurate. That $140M could be considered preorders, basically.
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by csbrooks 10y ago
Reminds me of the term Euphemism Treadmill: http://www.odlt.org/ballast/euphemism_treadmill.html
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by csbrooks 10y ago
Truly an amazing million dollar investment on Thiel's part. The Trump presidency is his next unicorn. Looking forward to America becoming a kleptocracy just like Putin's Russia, with Thiel and friends leading the charge.
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by csbrooks 10y ago
There is some repercussion: if you have any sense at all, when someone on your feed consistently keeps sharing this garbage, you stop paying any attention to what they share.

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