ghm2180

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by ghm2180 4mo ago
This should be the way. Have a tiny burner phone for maps and any apps that you absolutely can't use without google(it should be a tiny set of < 10 apps hopefully) until you can fully de-google My current de-google project is catego
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by ghm2180 5mo ago
I've been using the planning framework from Matt Pocock on very typical brownfield code. I use a harness over claude code, this is so cheap that I would be tempted to mirror my initial prompt to it and compare their responses to the t
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by ghm2180 5mo ago
Whoa! What a turn around. Does any one know if this is because of an overhaul of Gamestop's board or something? And why ebay?
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by ghm2180 5mo ago
The phrase going around the interwebs is "You can outsource your thinking but not your understanding". A phrase that can at times seem like this weird human<>llm endless loop; depending on what you think you understand and w
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by ghm2180 5mo ago
The newyorker has fascinating and well written medical stories. For example, Dhruv Khullar always writes amazing columns https://www.newyorker.com/contributors/dhruv-khullar
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by ghm2180 5mo ago
Its already pretty easy to oneshot an extension aiding scraping and LI can do nothing about it. I've seen people build and install a local chrome extension in a couple of days and have an AI inject itself into devtools and scrape prett
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by ghm2180 5mo ago
I use firefox with uBlock Origin's matrix turned on linked in and its cdn is explicitly black listed globally on it. I see links like ~`licdn` or some shit appear with a lot more frequency on webapps in the matrix now a days. I would
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by ghm2180 5mo ago
The contractors in the report are separate from the incentivized people or contractors typically used to collect data.
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by ghm2180 5mo ago
Can this work with lightstream?
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by ghm2180 5mo ago
About the "they asked us to view it and then fired us for it". Having worked in their RL division(I don't work at meta anymore) this story is quite weird for two reasons: 1. Meta AFAIR paid/compensated people — contract
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by ghm2180 5mo ago
To be clear we are — in the service of speed — trying to bake data into compiled program output binaries, which is ostensibly faster because code-pages in memory when executed by CPU as instructions already have it?
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by ghm2180 5mo ago
I do use an email alias everywhere. But I don't believe you can do the same with phone numbers. I tried using my twilio rented number and there is a way systems use to figure out if that is a real number for a person or a VoIP one. Tho
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by ghm2180 5mo ago
I've commented elsewhere about just having simple rate limits tied to oauth tokens. This should not be that hard. There is one simple policy: Subscriptions are for use on human scale of comprehension. API Keys are for everything else.
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by ghm2180 5mo ago
yeah rate limits are the way to go. I don't see how this is not really simple: A human can only type or tts the text in and read responses only so fast, anthropic can use this as a baseline. They can create a client that can back off(
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by ghm2180 5mo ago
Interesting. What kind of context usage does it have when switching between the two providers? Like is it smart about using the # tokens when you go from claude -> codex or vice versa for a conversation? How does ctx "normalize&qu
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by ghm2180 5mo ago
This is doubly true in Machine Learning Engineering. Knowing what methods to avoid is just as important to know what might work well and why. Importantly a bunch of Data Science techniques — and I use data science in the sense of making cri
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by ghm2180 5mo ago
Any recommendations? I read designing data intensive applications(DDIA) which was really good. But it is by Martin Klepmann who as I understand is an academic. Reading PEPs is also nice as it allows one to understand the motivations and &qu
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by ghm2180 5mo ago
There is an export button on Jira. https://youtu.be/-wGRKzYmA7o?t=92 was what I used. For the workspace docs there is also an export button that can export all the documentation for the project(the export would be in HTML).
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by ghm2180 5mo ago
It can't be that hard to just dump/export the entire JIRA in one day and migrate it to something else like linear.app? i was already exporting HTML dumps of the entire JIRA and using it in local tool calls to ground agents as far
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by ghm2180 7mo ago
It seems From the video they don't look much bigger than a cellphone.
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by ghm2180 8mo ago
> Let me put this in simpler terms: std::move is like putting a sign on your object “I’m done with this, you can take its stuff.” and later: > Specifically, that ‘sign’ (the rvalue reference type) tells the compiler to select the Mo
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by ghm2180 10mo ago
I wonder when will there be something more rigorous on what works clearing house https://ies.ed.gov/ncee/WWC/Search/Products?searchTerm=AI&&&... I am actually hoping someone there studies such int
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by ghm2180 10mo ago
A most forward thinking Bayesian network consumer product ever.
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by ghm2180 10mo ago
But this only addresses the supply side. The demand side has to be buying those two cars. The 1 person country car that one or two car would need to be bought by someone else there is no GDP consumption recorded
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by ghm2180 10mo ago
I have a noob question. How can developed economies where populations levels have plateaued continue to be expected to post positive GDPs (and therefore add net new goods and services) yoy? Homes as assets should pass on, higher cost servic
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by ghm2180 10mo ago
So the bias is an issue can be handled in a variety of ways, one which I know to work is to use weights on your rarer class when training. You could also use larger margins to make sure you definitely don't mis-classify the rare class
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by ghm2180 10mo ago
I would offer a stronger more pointed observation, ofen the problem in building a good classifier is having good negative examples. More generally how a classifier identify good negatives is a function of: 1. Data collection technique. 2. D
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by ghm2180 10mo ago
Has someone done a survey to ask devs on how much they are getting done vs what their managers expect with AI? I've had conversations with multiple devs in big orgs telling me that Managers and dev's expectations are seriously out
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by ghm2180 11mo ago
>.. that LLMs can only solve problems they have seen before! This is a reductive argument. The set of problems they are solving are proposals that can be _verified_ quickly and bad solutions can be easily pruned. Software development by
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by ghm2180 11mo ago
Just as a note pressure cookers like the Instapot are rated at 1000wh but they don't use that all the time IIRC — only initially when building the pressure. In simple terms it's like using 1kw for 10 - 15 mins and not an hour. So

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