hankbond

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by hankbond 5d ago
> You must be a JavaScript developer. and i took that personally
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by hankbond 5d ago
shows a lot about the current state of the State Of The Art Alignment.
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by hankbond 5d ago
very glib comment. thinking about how to accurately describe the problem at hand and figuring out the simplest way to approach it takes a lot of effort well before you get to the implementation step of coding.
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by hankbond 6d ago
kind of like that japanese chalk producer from 10 years ago that math people were going on about?
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by hankbond 6d ago
yes but also people-churn/attrition was likely lower too. it can really hurt your career to stay in most organizations more than 2 years because very few places devote any meaningful resources to growing from within. if you want bett
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by hankbond 7d ago
Might be a dumb question but are they actually made of clay?
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by hankbond 7d ago
It might be stupid, but so am I! I'm assuming that's why I thought this was clever. What I like about this is that it feels like the new three rules are about focusing on the most successful human alignment technique of making th
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by hankbond 7d ago
IDK how a 2000 dollar phone would cannibalize macbooks more than a 700 dollar entry level macbook. It's possible that the audience for anyone that would plug in their phone to a KVM setup is just too niche to care. Just seems like wit
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by hankbond 7d ago
seems like an odd thing to trigger a nope given the title?
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by hankbond 7d ago
I get it, it's easy to ask it to just touch up the language and split run ons. At this point in time, I'm of the opinion that "improving the clarity" at the cost of creating "a discernible style" is not a good
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by hankbond 7d ago
At some point these phones are powerful enough that we need to be able go get a desktop experience that can run macOS. Why is a 600 dollar neo more capable for productivity than a 2000 dollar iphone with a much beefier chip?
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by hankbond 7d ago
Great content! Inspires me to do the same thing since I am constantly dealing with things falling apart like this. I recently did one manually after putting it of for too long. Get Delta (airline) to go from "here is a 200 dollar bag
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by hankbond 7d ago
What a clear and well-written article. I have only a basic understanding of LLM architecture and was able to follow along and gain intuition the whole time!
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by hankbond 9d ago
I have an M1 14" macbook with a broken screen. Would have cost $600+ to get it replaced so i just bought another refurbished one for $750. If i want to use the keyboard its kind of annoying to have to deal with the useless screen, so
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by hankbond 9d ago
The exploration page is really easy to use. Having more reliable weather predictions is a genuinely useful product.
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by hankbond 10d ago
Good use of free will and well-written. Very nice walkthrough austin!
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by hankbond 10d ago
That is factually correct, but what is the impact of it? Why does it matter concretely?
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by hankbond 11d ago
StackUnderflow.
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by hankbond 11d ago
> This is the first time I have appreciated a piece of visual art. I actually finally get it. Dang, that's rough. > I realize that part of the reason I have not been able to appreciate a work of art before is because my mind tend
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by hankbond 11d ago
> It was part of efforts to stop the "world's longest misinformation and disinformation" about Africa, she said. Are they trying to say some negative outcome in Africa is caused by the Mercator projection?
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by hankbond 11d ago
> People believing that they are owed 20x the income of someone else because they are smarter than them is pretty insane on its face but does seem to be compatible to some extent with social stability. Idk if "owed" is the righ
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by hankbond 11d ago
How are you using this compared to more explicit approaches where you lay out the project documentation in certain formats and conventions?
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by hankbond 11d ago
> A Regrettable Circumstance This is the one that really got me to giggle. I can tell this is going to stay buried in my brain for a while. I always find maximalism jarring and this was certainly no exception.
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by hankbond 12d ago
> "LLM Bloom filter" very good way to put it.
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by hankbond 12d ago
Concretely and Simply, what are you actually building with this?
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by hankbond 13d ago
Great piece, very straightforward examples, although I did have to squint for quite a while to grok the Closure portion. I am currently building a piece of very modular software and it has been the hardest-to-design project of my entire c
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by hankbond 14d ago
Related, I just did an experiment to see if I could do away with color for syntax highlighting and I was pleasantly surprised that it was not a total failure! For grayscale-on-the-computer this may help if you enable that for focused work
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by hankbond 16d ago
I think this is a reasonable take for allowing agents with static capabilities to operate faster and more efficiently. I think that interactive flows may not benefit from this as much as just having a plethora of cli tools and a sandbox. I
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by hankbond 17d ago
Very neat project but the website scale is wildly too small.
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by hankbond 17d ago
towards the end of the knuth version > This presents a problem for the typical way that academic papers are written, which is to do all the work in a coffee-fueled fugue in the last few days before the deadline, then stay up all night wr

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