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ealready_value
6d ago
Oh look, the answer is the same when I looked a couple months ago. Interesting
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ealready_value
13d ago
I've been seeing links to it for the past hour+, and I did catch it live when this post came up, but is now once again a 404 and this post is flagged. Several other outlets are reporting on its release. Clearly we're getting a new
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ealready_value
16d ago
Ever since they made auto-mode default I swear claude has tuned to use python commands instead of the Edit Tool to frustrate the ~security conscience~ luddites into using auto-mode.
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16d ago
Absolutely. I was focused on the burden CVEs place on everyone downstream of teams that don't take a nuance view, but even when teams do look at all the CVEs reported in scans, the proliferation of CVEs just adds workload to determine
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ealready_value
16d ago
> Every CVE thus has this huge cost tied to it. A cost that does not land on us and we don’t really see or feel it, but a cost on the ecosystem I believe we should not ignore. I really appreciate this attitude towards this because it rec
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ealready_value
20d ago
About 8 years ago, we used mturk for reading data out of public PDFs generated by a huge range of producers. I am not sure that LLMs would have been able to consistently extract this data until recently as a good number of these PDFs were s
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2mo ago
I've yet to understand why they call a 190 page PDF a "card". Calling something a card invokes a small, quick rundown of pertinent details, not every single possible detail.
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2mo ago
Co-worker and I were speculating that a) They'd extend the preview period when OpenAI announced Sol (which they did, maybe not because of Sol though) and b) That once the preview period it was going to get included by default on plans
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2mo ago
My first instinct was Sol > Luna > Terra, since Sol is the farthest away, then Luna, and Terra is the closest. Size was not my first instinct. Or should Terra be the best model because its closest to people, then Luna because there ha
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3mo ago
Thanks. What you described is much more what I'd expect a data warehouse process to look like. Which is driving me mad because I don't understand why there are so many steps with so many tools.
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3mo ago
I've not gotten a straight answer. I assume it is a pet project kind of situation, or trying to justify the data warehouse project as a whole, but I really don't know the real driver to do this.
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3mo ago
The source form is the production database, which is what the current reports pull from. The canonical form is the form that in theory all of the verticals get rolled into, but many of the nuances that our customers are used to having end u
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Ask HN: Is our data warehouse setup normal or over-complicated?
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3mo ago
This is the reply I look for in all the new model announcements. Its fun to tell people that I judge models based on pelicans.
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4mo ago
I'm not one to buy these types of things so I don't want to sound like a good data point. But from the outside, I do worry that the current rate of change with LLMs might mean there could be hesitation around buying agents. Will b
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4mo ago
Opus 4.7 was already trying hard to appear honest. Most conversations I have with it about advice or focusing an opinion often include "my honest take" or "my honest opinion". The problem is that once I asked it "I&
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ealready_value
4mo ago
It seems like you could just s/Azure/Amazon/g and get an only slightly different product.
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4mo ago
I had never thought of it that way, but it seems very likely that Enterprise oversubscribing is in the mix. Which does tie in nicely with this change; if a few devs are using their max plan to programmatically run parts of the business that
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4mo ago
As far as I can tell, it seemed very clear that was the playbook for about a year now. Its been regularly assumed they're selling plans as a major loss-leader because people can "spend" thousands of dollars a months on a plan
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4mo ago
I like the concept, although I suspect it could be used more as a "lmgtfy". I would suggest that if the idea is to send this to people because they need to review their work more, the page should start with the recipe and the norm