hamuraijack

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by hamuraijack 5mo ago
please, no more features. just fix context bloat.
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by hamuraijack 5mo ago
While this may be true that MOST projects don't need the complexity that the internet proselytizes, if you want a job in tech, you'll have to learn the teachings of the internet and what the "industry" agrees are "b
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by hamuraijack 5mo ago
This feels so dishonest. If the vulnerabilities are a needle in the haystack. Mythos was just given the haystack and told to find the needle while the authors pointed to a spot in the haystack and told their LLM to try looking around there.
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by hamuraijack 6mo ago
"animal crossing-style" is a bit of a stretch
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by hamuraijack 7mo ago
so how would you eval your own claude.md? Each context is unique to the project, team, and personal root claude.md. Do you just take given task and ask it to redo the same one over and over again against a known solution? Do you just keep u
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by hamuraijack 7mo ago
this is also easily gameable. Any language can easily be converted into a single LOC
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by hamuraijack 1y ago
This is definitely deliberate
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by hamuraijack 1y ago
The sky is blue
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by hamuraijack 1y ago
Did anyone actually believe she was CEO?
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by hamuraijack 1y ago
$25k? What about when Honda Civics were $15k???
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by hamuraijack 1y ago
Is it just me, or is vibe coding only useful for greenfield projects that have minimal complexity? Seems like they collapse once enough complexity has built up.
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by hamuraijack 2y ago
I'm someone who hated leetcode style interviews for the longest, but I'm starting to come around on them. I get that these style of questions are easy to game, but I still think they have _some_ value. The point of these style of
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by hamuraijack 3y ago
Obligatory xkcd reference. https://xkcd.com/927/
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by hamuraijack 3y ago
Isn't this the exact reason they got into this mess in the first place?
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by hamuraijack 3y ago
I don't know about anyone else, but ads on google don't even concern me as a consumer anymore since search results have more or less become useless click-farms. I use google almost exclusively to search either reddit or stack over
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by hamuraijack 4y ago
I think the difference is speed and throughput. When a human digests writing or artwork, even to produce derivative work, it's on the scale of hours, if not days. In the time that a human can produce 1 replica, an AI can produce thousa
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by hamuraijack 4y ago
I think you touch on a good point. I think, like the automation of other skilled labor, the first jobs to be affected are the low-hanging fruit jobs. The ones where they just need something good enough. While I think tools like these will d
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by hamuraijack 4y ago
That's the problem. The already loud echo chamber will just become louder and more consolidated. Misinformation doesn't just come from bots.
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by hamuraijack 5y ago
If you're trying to build a tool to help deepen connections, it shouldn't be around sharing things that you do. We've tried that model for the last 15 years and it's clearly failed. I think what people crave these days i
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by hamuraijack 9y ago
I use Apple Maps for 99% of my needs. I only use it as a driving aid and don't really care about cartographic accuracy. I prefer the directions Apple Maps give since they seem to use less complex routes. I really dislike how Google Map