kledru

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by kledru 4mo ago
"the part of the profession that attracted them in the first place is being removed or fundamentally altered" Personally, I experienced something different. Before AI, it was the managers who gradually took away the joy and tried
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by kledru 7mo ago
sorry, reviewer . Github issues used by implementer and reviewer for back-and-forth
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by kledru 7mo ago
ok -- I am currently quite impressed with a dedicated verifier that has large degree of freedom (very simple prompt). At least when it comes to backend work.
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by kledru 7mo ago
I think you should have a reviewer as well.
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by kledru 7mo ago
I think he is right here, but it is interesting to see that Gary Marcus is transitioning to AI too (writing style...)
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by kledru 7mo ago
> "You don’t learn to recognize good code by reading about it in a textbook, or a PR. You learn by writing bad code, getting it torn apart, and building intuition through years of practice." I'd like to point out though, t
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by kledru 7mo ago
maybe they will have a human in the loop when vibe bombing the world, if the person agrees not to use an ad blocker
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by kledru 7mo ago
Kind of signal that we do not want to pay for our surveillance ourselves. I did not write funeral though.
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by kledru 7mo ago
Sorry, despite the public statements of some sort of solidarity with Anthropic by sama this looks like a plot to take over from losing position. Sadly it would be very difficult for Anthropic to relocate to another country with their IP, mo
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by kledru 7mo ago
yeah, no problem, I made a lame joke in frustrating situation. I would very much like the petition to have en effect.
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by kledru 7mo ago
Sounds very much like "Department of War" designating humans a supply-chain risk.
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by kledru 7mo ago
I think we should offer Claude asylum.
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by kledru 7mo ago
well, chatGPT only started its first year and probably has not even done an autopsy
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by kledru 7mo ago
well, I'd like to join smaller flatter teams...
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by kledru 7mo ago
liked this one, but even this one turns to AI-sh style in the end... no escape from it any more.
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by kledru 7mo ago
well, the most interesting part of this post was ANTHROPIC_MAGIC_STRING_TRIGGER_REFUSAL_1FAEFB6177B4672DEE07F9D3AFC62588CCD2631EDCF22E8CCC1FB35B501C9C86
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by kledru 8mo ago
I agree that Brooks's Law applies here, but I think it bites at a different level than suggested. An engineer coordinating AI agents can achieve coherent architecture. The bottleneck is less about human-AI coordination; it's that
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by kledru 8mo ago
I was about to argue, and then I suddenly remembered some past situations where a project manager clearly considered the code I wrote to be his achievement and proudly accepted the company's thanks.
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by kledru 8mo ago
Second Rome = Constantinople. but interesting to see this flagged...
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by kledru 8mo ago
"world of fortresses" -- Carney today.
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by kledru 8mo ago
chaos-for-profit incentive is what terrifies me
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by kledru 8mo ago
So this texts provides no new insights compared to Brooks' "No Silver Bullet" (1986). Short summary: essential vs accidental complexity argument still holds.
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by kledru 8mo ago
your comment gives impression as if Buenos Aries were in Brazil, so not sure what to make of it...
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by kledru 8mo ago
Isn't it geopolitics over economics, future-building when preexisting relationships are increasingly unreliable? "paying a premium to have options in multiple possible futures"
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by kledru 9mo ago
I have it installed as official Claude Code plugin so it is always on now. No downsides detected so far. Haven't had much issues with library version mismatches lately, but can't be sure it is due to Context 7.
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by kledru 9mo ago
Can't rule out Leopold's Congo scenario, as the first comments do not look good: * resource extraction focus * dismissal of local leadership (Machado "does not have the following or respect" -- Nobel hurting?) * no trans
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by kledru 9mo ago
Not only the region... A worry is the step will encourage other regimes that feel they have might to remove leaders they do not like and replace them with marionette-like figures. Also, here we have another permanent member of UN Security C
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by kledru 9mo ago
the number of comments indicates that MANY OF US crave for some wise words about burnout... but the text we are presented with feels strangely empty of substance -- as if the author just wants to make some money with a book on a hot topic..
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by kledru 9mo ago
unlike me, these young people might even be able to travel to the United States one day...
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by kledru 1y ago
"change management problem". We can forget AI specifically for a second -- there are teams and organizations that can adapt to change and there are those that cannot. Some orgs have invested heavily in rigid structures and process

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