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missmoss
2mo ago
This is real. I was very angry that AI kept breaking the rules I wrote, so I asked Claude to crawl its own history logs. And then I found: every time after it breaks a rule, the chance of breaking rules goes up. I feel this is like few-shot
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My guess is AI mostly increases the throughput of low-quality output, and the cleanup burden lands on the people with better judgment
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I love this already. Slow-moving large animals are an instant yes for me
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This makes perfect sense. My friend's cat is basically into window TV too
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Love that sound. I could sit at the beach all day
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Weirdly soothing to watch it slowly reposition itself
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Ask HN: What livestream do you keep open in a tab?
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This is neat! It tackles a boring but real problem with agents. When you have too many tools, the model gets confused. This is a good search box for its tools instead of dumping everything into the prompt. Benchmarks is amazing!
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Notes from My First Product DS Mock Interview
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Loop Engineering: Design the Loop, or Be the Loop
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For the First Time, AI Was My User
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Mermaid Diagrams Are Unreadable in Real-World Technical Docs
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Cool! I watched the demo. The concept makes sense. Quick thought: free-text answers might be high friction for adoption. Not sure if you'd consider various verification method, but something like multiple choice questions or "high
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When working on an existing project, I always take a close look on what got changed by LLM. Sometimes I explicitly tell it which line to change and nothing else. Like what most people found, LLM sometimes, if not always, creates redundant o
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Curious if there's a demo/screenshot on what questions developers should expect and what acceptable answers look like. Checked out the repo but didn't find the showcase.