hatefulmoron

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by hatefulmoron 10d ago
For sure, and for that reason I mean to say that I wouldn't feel great as a manager/executive/etc either.
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by hatefulmoron 10d ago
Maybe I just lack imagination, but I don't really know how jobs are supposed to solidify around the role of giving prompts to agents and then looking at the results. I mean, engineers will be in the breadline because their role was sim
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by hatefulmoron 25d ago
If it's samey regardless of language, isn't that in contradiction to your original theory? " .. the most important feature for agent performance is the popularity of the language .. "
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by hatefulmoron 1mo ago
POGOs are criminalized and often operated by illegal immigrant Chinese people, it's not really representative. At least that's my understanding having lived in Manila for a few years.
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by hatefulmoron 1mo ago
That's across 64 concurrent streams; you could make more concurrent requests to DeepSeek API no?
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by hatefulmoron 2mo ago
After using a tiling WM, it feels like this is a window manager job. It even works for non-terminal applications.
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by hatefulmoron 2mo ago
> Call me aged out but im not so sure that your vibe coded app or that tik tok upload is gonna hit the same in 5080. This is true of almost anything: past, present, or future. Most of everything is shit.
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by hatefulmoron 2mo ago
Not sure how you're replying to me without looking at the link.
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by hatefulmoron 2mo ago
Isn't that "more standard C" because it's written by Claude?
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by hatefulmoron 3mo ago
I mean, we view social networks as having network effects that keep people there. The same force that stops people from switching from Facebook and TikTok prevents people from abandoning social media altogether. Waiting for all the adults t
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by hatefulmoron 3mo ago
I'm not in favor of these social media bans, but I would think the benefit here is that without the ban your child will be in the "real world" while everybody else's is on social media. This would make the "real wor
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by hatefulmoron 4mo ago
Aren't they related in the sense that they're not tech/SaaS/software related? "I'm looking into being an elevator mechanic; I need the money because my wife is pregnant." and then "I'm writing po
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by hatefulmoron 4mo ago
Who do you imagine the winners and losers will be? To the extent AI is useful and disruptive, it's best utilized by people with capital. Which is to say, the winners are few and the losers are everybody else. In this case, the losers a
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by hatefulmoron 4mo ago
How am I being virulently anti-AI? I've been a Claude Code max subscriber for many months and find it very helpful. It feels a little unfair to conclude that any criticism is just unfounded fear and insecurity..
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by hatefulmoron 4mo ago
I could also include the correct implementation for it to copy in the prompt, if you get what I'm trying to say. Some amount of laziness or vagueness in the prompt is an intended use case, it's surely the point of having the subag
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by hatefulmoron 4mo ago
You're right. I think having it spawn lots of subagents, read everything, formulate a big and detailed plan, only for it to be subtly wrong while requiring me to carefully review the result and the intermediate plans that produced it i
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by hatefulmoron 4mo ago
Plan mode improves results, but it doesn't solve the underlying problems. Pretty often Claude Opus 4.7 on xhigh will formulate a reasonable enough plan, churn for a while, then come back with a summary that it didn't stick to the
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by hatefulmoron 9mo ago
I wouldn't use any provider: z.ai, Claude, OpenAI, ... if I was concerned about the government obtaining my prompts. If you're doing something where this is a legitimate concern (as opposed to my open source stuff), you should get
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by hatefulmoron 9mo ago
Yeah, when I say "current day Claude" I'm referring to Opus 4.5, which is what I always use on the max plan.
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by hatefulmoron 9mo ago
I got their z.ai plan to test alongside my Claude subscription; it feels about on par with something between sonnet 4.0 and sonnet 4.5. It's definitely a few steps below current day Claude, but it's very capable.
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by hatefulmoron 9mo ago
I've had the $20/month plan for a few months alongside a max subscription to Claude; the cheap codex plan goes a really long way. I use it a few times a day for debugging, finding bugs, and reviewing my work. I've ran out of
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by hatefulmoron 9mo ago
Dafny and similar languages use SMT; their semantics need to be such that you're giving enough information for your proof to verify in sufficient time, otherwise you'll be waiting for a very long time or your proof is basically un
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by hatefulmoron 10mo ago
Is that interesting? Computers accomplish all sorts of tasks which require thinking from humans.. without thinking. Chess engines have been much better than me at chess for a long time, but I can't say there's much thinking involv
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by hatefulmoron 10mo ago
I admit that when reading the description of your relationship (I don't mean to be disrespectful, for what it's worth) I can't help but wonder how it can possibly be consistent with "a relationship between two people can
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by hatefulmoron 10mo ago
If you believed that you wouldn't explicitly say there was no AI generated content at all, you'd let it speak for itself.
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by hatefulmoron 11mo ago
You're proposing a truism: if you don't get a good result, it's either because your query is bad or because the LLM isn't good enough to provide a good result. Yes, that is how this works. I'm talking about the case
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by hatefulmoron 11mo ago
I've read your questions a few times and I'm a bit perplexed. What kind of answers are you expecting me to give you here? Surely if you use Claude Code or other tools you'd know that the answers are so varying and situation s
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by hatefulmoron 11mo ago
Distinction without a difference. I'm talking about its output being insufficient, whatever word you want to use for output.
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by hatefulmoron 11mo ago
I have a Claude max subscription. When I think of bad Claude code, I'm not thinking about unused variable definitions. I'm thinking about the times you turn on ultrathink, allow it to access tools and negotiate it's solution,
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by hatefulmoron 11mo ago
I don't really understand your point. It reads like you're saying "I like good code, it doesn't matter if it comes from a person or an LLM. If a person is good at using an LLM, it's fine." Sure, but the problem

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