glhaynes

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by glhaynes 18d ago
And at the end of the experiment I usually have my solution
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by glhaynes 18d ago
Yes, I experiment much more. It's easier to justify, and, perhaps more importantly, just WAY psychologically easier to throw away a 20 minute experiment that your robot wrote for you than the same when it took you a week of tedious man
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by glhaynes 19d ago
We spent the weekend feeding USAID into the wood chipper. Could gone to some great parties. Did that instead. — Elon Musk
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by glhaynes 20d ago
Ironically, by predicting the most chaotic outcome you're falling for the narrative that AI will transform the economy overnight, which is exactly what AI companies' marketing divisions want you to believe. You're using a r
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by glhaynes 21d ago
You probably don't expect an employee to engage in wrongdoing but you don't give everyone access to the company bank account.
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by glhaynes 21d ago
Or maybe it's not just a craze and we'll soon look back and think "I wonder what we might've done differently if we'd been clear-eyed about what was happening."
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The Evolution of the Agent Harness(latent.space)
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by glhaynes 27d ago
“I really liked this until I found out it was AI slop.”
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by glhaynes 1mo ago
Yep. I keep thinking "this is good enough for almost anything" and then I remember how my Pentium 75 seemed like it was good enough for almost anything I could think of at the time. And it was!
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by glhaynes 1mo ago
I've always imagined it to be first and foremost about storage savings. Although, come to think of it, an RLE-encoded bitmap might be comparable since we're talking about images with large areas of so few colors. Might be interest
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by glhaynes 1mo ago
Is there reason to think they've addressed them?
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by glhaynes 2mo ago
But as you hint at in your second paragraph, people do take them instead of real medicine. So in that sense, it can be harmful.
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by glhaynes 2mo ago
As a kid who hadn't seen anything else, the mechanic of "save early, save often" made perfect sense to me (and I've always wished I had a similar mechanism IRL!), just as I imagine it did to the Sierra authors. And in fa
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by glhaynes 2mo ago
But I don't want farmers, I want meat
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by glhaynes 4mo ago
"All that time babysitting the AIs just to be a little faster" doesn't seem like an accurate/unbiased portrayal of what they said: "The v1 feature feels more like a v3 given the amount of iteration it already went t
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by glhaynes 4mo ago
Sometimes I think the main value in AI-maintained code being “high quality” is when the structure can enforce invariants. If invalid states aren’t representable, then the AI can’t easily add bugs in the future. Of course that just leads to:
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by glhaynes 4mo ago
What an amazingly goofy (but also kinda maybe makes sense?) feature!
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by glhaynes 4mo ago
rolleyes
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by glhaynes 4mo ago
Why? This doesn't follow at all.
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by glhaynes 4mo ago
I look at such things similarly, and have never felt like "team building exercises" were particularly valuable. I'm working with these people on the products we build for hours every day; I don't need to do an escape roo
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by glhaynes 4mo ago
As an American: we're gonna have to touch the stove to learn. Wish so badly that it weren't so.
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by glhaynes 5mo ago
Can't be doing rEaL woRk unless you're flipping front panel switches to input machine code instructions.
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by glhaynes 5mo ago
Seems like there's a good argument to be made that we'll have plenty of opportunities for valuable growth and learning, just about different things. Just like it's always been with technology. The machine does some of the stu
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by glhaynes 5mo ago
This seems the most likely explanation to me. It's just much more visually interesting than a page full of perfect burgers. Each one looks like a unique thing from the real world; they don't "look AI", as the kids say th
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by glhaynes 5mo ago
Yeah, good point. For a little hobbyist site of no importance, I'm not too worried about vendor lock-in, but that calculus changes as it gets more important.
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by glhaynes 5mo ago
Can anyone say why this is being downvoted? Seems like it makes sense to me, but this isn't my area of expertise.
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by glhaynes 5mo ago
I never saw that bug, I don't think, but there was one where it had to start the response before you switched away. That's thankfully been fixed for a few weeks.
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by glhaynes 6mo ago
Bummer of an experience. About a month ago I bought an unlocked 8a from a seller on Swappa and had no issue getting GrapheneOS (which works well!) on it.
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by glhaynes 6mo ago
It'd be interesting to prompt it to do the same job but try to be innovative. To your point, yeah, I mostly don't want AI to be innovative unless I'm asking for it to be. In fact, I spend much more time asking it "is t
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by glhaynes 6mo ago
Yes. I'll go down a wrong path in 20 minutes that'd have taken me half a day to go down by hand, and I keep having to remind myself that code is cheap now (and the robot doesn't get tired) so it's best to throw it away a

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