foolserrandboy

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by foolserrandboy 1mo ago
Oh no, you said "landed"! It's dug into our brains!
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by foolserrandboy 2mo ago
I think remember you said in one episode you didn't want to run ads in the podcast so you could talk about anything you want, but most of the episodes are about one of historical events. Do you really think the sponsors would try to
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by foolserrandboy 3mo ago
It rejected Asians more because of their higher SAT scores? If it’s not directly based on applicants disclosing their ethnicity then probably something more obvious like names.
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by foolserrandboy 3mo ago
Inertia is on our side
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by foolserrandboy 3mo ago
4 day work week could help with this like weekends help sell more automobiles.
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by foolserrandboy 3mo ago
I think LLMs will make vertical slice architecture more common using less abstraction. If juniors are mostly relying on LLMs then they will accept the long files it generates and not have the opportunity to learn abstractions.
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by foolserrandboy 3mo ago
This is just marketing that Anthropic is building the singularity.
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by foolserrandboy 4mo ago
What happens if you just keep vibe coding is? Does it whack-a-mole fix one area and break another?
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by foolserrandboy 4mo ago
He would tell you NFTs were AGIs if it might get you to buy them.
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by foolserrandboy 4mo ago
2 months ago: no limits. 1 month ago we had a leaderboard for whoever had the highest token spend not taking into account what was actually produced. This week: “everyone is using opus too much, just use it for planning.”
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by foolserrandboy 4mo ago
yup, the standard way of thinking about agents seems backwards and probably costly. Use LLMs to write scripts, then stick all your scripts in your own looping harness and call out for LLMs for those parts that are too hard to automate with
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by foolserrandboy 5mo ago
Can you describe how you work in this higher level? Sounds like scratches a similar itch that traditional programming offers.
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by foolserrandboy 5mo ago
See payolla for the radio era equivalent.
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by foolserrandboy 5mo ago
When reading this I immediately thought of them. Anyone I know who plays an instrument said their socials are flooded with them.
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by foolserrandboy 5mo ago
Are they admitting they may be enslaving conscious beings?
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by foolserrandboy 6mo ago
Yup, strange to see people still don’t understand LLMs massively speed up coding greenfield pet projects. Anytime you see a bee web app it’s better to assume AI use rather than not anymore.
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by foolserrandboy 6mo ago
It actually gives you warning in an overlay first that the favicon would change if you open a new tab. I did and I got "zuckerberg nudes"
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by foolserrandboy 6mo ago
The executives are, not the devs.
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by foolserrandboy 6mo ago
Yup, and we arr wasting our weekends worried about keeping pace in an imagined red queen's race. Another similar post today. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47388646
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by foolserrandboy 6mo ago
they fantasize about unpaid interns writing specs and nobody ever needed to look at the code in a few years
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by foolserrandboy 6mo ago
XD
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by foolserrandboy 7mo ago
https://www.econtalk.org/seiko-swatch-and-the-swiss-watch-in...
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by foolserrandboy 7mo ago
Isn’t this the type of work interns used to do? Prototype hackathon type things?
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by foolserrandboy 7mo ago
Are ethnic Chinese from Taiwan still allowed? If so it's probably just about the US' geopolitical rivals not being allowed perceived competitive advantages.
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by foolserrandboy 7mo ago
Probably many SICP or "Write Yourself A Scheme" readers have pushed basic scheme compilers to GH.
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by foolserrandboy 7mo ago
We know because we're not shooting rockets at them.
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by foolserrandboy 7mo ago
I get the following on safari on iOs: A problem repeatedly occurred on (url)
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by foolserrandboy 8mo ago
The people of the US mostly wouldn’t like it the people of VZ mostly did and consider Maduro a thug who lost and stayed in power not their president. Ideologies like Paul have trouble with exceptions to their world view.
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by foolserrandboy 8mo ago
I thought it was RFK
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by foolserrandboy 9mo ago
Will companies be willing to pay more to send junk mail if it is no longer largely subsidized? In this regard it could be a good thing assuming they don’t already have a regulation against junk mail there.

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