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by ftkftk 2mo ago
Thanks for sharing!
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by ftkftk 2mo ago
Thank you
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by ftkftk 2mo ago
> I watch videogame streamers play games. Millions of people do. There will be authors who livestream the entire book-writing-process (just typing that out makes me want to launch one today). No one person will watch the entire process,
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by ftkftk 3mo ago
Same.
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by ftkftk 3mo ago
The paper, linked in the article at top and bottom, does contain the prompts in section E: https://arxiv.org/pdf/2602.14740
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by ftkftk 4mo ago
> is it generating revenue Yes! :) > There was probably a reason it was on the backlog (because it didn't really have value). There are definitely things in the backlog with low value. We don't work those items, even if we c
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by ftkftk 4mo ago
~70 FTE Engineering team. We are shipping more features, especially features that previously would not have survived the cut to make it on the roadmap. Even though we are shipping more, our total amount of escaped bugs has not increased, so
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by ftkftk 4mo ago
Well this certainly made my morning more entertaining. Thank you!
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by ftkftk 5mo ago
I have the same issue with a Boox eink tablet. I`m pretty sure I`m not a bot.
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by ftkftk 6mo ago
Voyager is an awesome mission. But the AI fingerprint in the piece is a turn off.
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by ftkftk 6mo ago
I prefer Dan Shapiro's 5 level analogy (based on car autonomy levels) because it makes for a cleaner maturity model when discussing with people who are not as deeply immersed in the current state of the art. But there are some good ove
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by ftkftk 6mo ago
In response maybe we should design TCPAclaw. It is specialized in honeypotting all of the random cold call spam, tracks down the source of unsolicited contacts; including registration state, legal contacts, and registered agent(s). It then
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by ftkftk 6mo ago
100% :-/
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by ftkftk 6mo ago
Didn't make it past the first paragraph of AI slop in the README. Have some respect for your readers and put actual information in it, ideally human generated. At least the first paragraph! Otherwise you may as well name it IGNOREME.
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by ftkftk 6mo ago
This is great. Excellent for knowledge sharing sessions and internal trainings. Thank you for putting this together so my clanker doesn't have to!
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by ftkftk 11mo ago
Beavers were hunted so intensely that they completely disappeared decades ago in the area. Without the beavers building dams and thus slowing down the flow of creeks, more and more erosion took place and area that used to be wetlands dried
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by ftkftk 11mo ago
This summer I helped for a few hours to build Beaver Dam Analogues (BDAs) at Philmont Scout Ranch in New Mexico. I am really looking forward seeing the positive ecological impact when my future grand children trek Philmont. Building BDAs is
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by ftkftk 1y ago
What a fun project. Well done.
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by ftkftk 1y ago
I agree. It may not be the most environmentally sensitive approach but throwaway one time tooling is a perfect use case.
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by ftkftk 1y ago
You could use an agentic AI coding tool to vibe code you one in minutes! /s
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by ftkftk 1y ago
Answer in one word: Underwhelming. Bad data on graphs, demos that would have been impressive a year ago, vibe coding the easiest requests (financial dashboard), running out of talking points while cursor is looping on a bug, marginal benchm
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by ftkftk 1y ago
This is the article you are referring to (gift link): https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2025/03/29/world/europe/...
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by ftkftk 1y ago
I miss my pebbles every day. Can't wait for december!!
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by ftkftk 2y ago
Feedback: - At end of game show statistics correct/incorrect - At the end of game show which particular color weaknesses were identified - Show progress meter (1 of 20) - I have a red/green weakness and I expected to run into issu
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by ftkftk 2y ago
A whole city run by Elon? What could go wrong!
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by ftkftk 2y ago
You will have to do a fair amount of refactoring.
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by ftkftk 2y ago
LLMs are very good at knowledge extraction and following instructions, especially if you provide examples. What you see in the prompt you linked is an example of in-context learning, in particular a method called Few-Shot prompting [1]. You
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by ftkftk 2y ago
I've been looking forward to playing with this since reading the paper. I was considering implementing it myself based on the paper but I figured the code would just be a few weeks behind and patience did indeed pay off :)
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by ftkftk 2y ago
Thank you for this distinction.
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by ftkftk 2y ago
South Florida. Definitely not coral rock.

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