danielrm26

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by danielrm26 2mo ago
Please link the RFC that differentiates the two. And thank you for your service.
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by danielrm26 4mo ago
Meanwhile thousands of people are using things like prompts and skills and Cowork to do actual work . If you think this is theoretical at this point it's because you're not using it to do real stuff.
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by danielrm26 4mo ago
Agreed that there's some measure of chaotic/creative work that won't fall into this type of category. But much or most regular enterprise work is very much able to be done by having and regularly updating an SOP and then exec
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by danielrm26 5mo ago
Been waiting 20 years to hear that.
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by danielrm26 8mo ago
https://danielmiessler.com
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by danielrm26 9mo ago
Yes, I could tell. : )
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by danielrm26 9mo ago
Definitely. We have to find ways to replicate this. One thing I've noticed is that I've actually learned a lot more code about things I didn't understand before. Just because I built guardrails to make sure that they are buil
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by danielrm26 9mo ago
That's why the whole thing has to start with you identifying what you consider core to yourself.
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by danielrm26 9mo ago
> There is no "separation of moving things on the job vs. moving things at the gym" when it comes to creative craft... - Coming up with names for cities in a role-playing game you're making - Summarizing an idea that you&#
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by danielrm26 9mo ago
How many senior developers do you need to tell you that they've been vastly surpassed (in coding) by AI before you believe them? The creator of Claude Code just said he's not opened an IDE in a while. He was a principal engineer.
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by danielrm26 9mo ago
You do realize that the entire point of the post is to be cautious of AI, right? And to make sure that you have your own personal goals separate from it, and that if you're getting help from it you need to make sure it's in line w
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by danielrm26 9mo ago
Ah man...that's good. But maybe both of those are in the category of undesirable things. And the things we end up with are like art and baking and walking and talking and drinking coffee and such. Professional Chess is a nice pattern h
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by danielrm26 9mo ago
I think that comes down to documenting the mindset as a goal and then using all the AI, scaffolding, and tools available to that system to help you nurture that mindset.
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by danielrm26 9mo ago
OP here, yeah, I think that's a really good point. I feel like the way I'm building this in is a violent maintenance of two extremes. On one hand, fully merged with AI and acting like we are one being, having it do tons of work fo
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by danielrm26 9mo ago
Author here. I like Doctorow a lot, and I always read his stuff. I think his assessment is pretty good. I think the issue is how he is perceiving it and therefore what he is recommending to do about it. It all hinges on him thinking AI is b
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Humans Need Entropy(danielmiessler.com)
1 points by danielrm26 10mo ago|0 comments
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by danielrm26 11mo ago
Ecosystem features and cohesion.
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by danielrm26 1y ago
It's like the entire thing was written just for you.
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by danielrm26 1y ago
Hi, I tried to address that in the video version. I think what pops is the false belief. .com -> going online will save you AI -> adding a chatbot will save you To me, those are what qualify as bubbles. And the other stuff is just ove
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by danielrm26 1y ago
Nice! You should integrate with github.com/danielmiessler/fabric!
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by danielrm26 1y ago
Why not both?
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A CLI tool for security testing agent workflows(github.com)
4 points by danielrm26 2y ago|0 comments
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by danielrm26 2y ago
I humbly submit my project as a possible solution. It's open-source on Github. https://github.com/danielmiessler/fabric The tagline is Human Augmentation Using AI, but really it's a crowd-sourced library of p
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by danielrm26 2y ago
Pwned.
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by danielrm26 2y ago
We’re moving to go.
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by danielrm26 2y ago
Its unusefulness is probably why it has nearly 20K stars and keeps hitting the GitHub trending page.
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by danielrm26 2y ago
Check the help. It has a GUI.
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by danielrm26 2y ago
Creator here: 1. It’s a curated set of problem/solutions more than prompts 2. It abstracts away tons of the work of dealing with the various APIs 3. It’s crowdsourced and constantly improving 1-3 are useful because most people aren’t A
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by danielrm26 2y ago
The possibly good content in this article was ruined by the fact that the author hasn’t seen AI produce anything yet, and completely dismisses AI. His rant extends to all the big players building AI in a way that just seems anti-AI, with Al
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Framing Is Everything(danielmiessler.com)
2 points by danielrm26 3y ago|0 comments

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