noodletheworld

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by noodletheworld 5d ago
My opinion is that it is pretty clear that they’re not going to do that. > The rules governing the prizes describe the process for evaluating what has been achieved and for assigning credit. The process is deliberately unhurried , but w
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by noodletheworld 19d ago
Days until cursor announces open models… 3, 2, 1… Seriously though, when the api providers start blacklisting cursor and they’re forced to swap to open weight models… If that happens, what even is the difference between openrouter and curs
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by noodletheworld 20d ago
So can anyone using sol and luna. Don't complain to me if someone responds using a stupid metaphor that proves the opposite of the point they were trying to make.
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by noodletheworld 20d ago
Anyone who can’t tell the difference between driving those two cars isn't actually driving. You cant just go “oh hey, I guess they're both cars so I’m taking your lexus away, catch a cab its cheaper” and expect people to just hug
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by noodletheworld 20d ago
Is sol better? Yes. Categorically. Anyone who tells you otherwise and that luna is “just as good” does not know what they are talking about. Going from sol to luna is a downgrade. It is not a question, it is a fact. > Is sol actually wor
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by noodletheworld 23d ago
How much memory does that come with?
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by noodletheworld 28d ago
What even is this feature? You can’t just “spin Claude up in slack”; it can’t magically just connect to GitHub and your code. I presume this feature basically is like… if you’re already using your agents in cloud hosted runtimes, then y
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by noodletheworld 1mo ago
Thats because it’s flame bait; there no actual discussion going on, just people shouting.
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by noodletheworld 1mo ago
Can we just flag obvious flame bait comments like this? Theres clearly no meaningful thought behind a comment like this, and all it does is stir up engagement for laughs. The comment thread clearly shows this isn't a meaningful discuss
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by noodletheworld 2mo ago
I work on mobile native applications. Without an active harness (eg. Appium) that can end-to-end deterministically verify the changes you make continue to work correctly it is almost impossible to continue to keep the same pace on the app
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by noodletheworld 2mo ago
> You need to setup a harness that works against your model - You might need to setup additional websearch tools, image tools, etc since harnesses like pi don't come with the model Pi has a nice guide on it ( https://pi.de
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by noodletheworld 2mo ago
That thread is from 2020. Times change. Free services owe no one, anything. If you are joining a community, be respectful. If you're not, and you get banned, that sucks. If it causes a whole category of your peers to be banned that s
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by noodletheworld 2mo ago
Look, if they have data and it says 0%, and you have vibes that say that can’t be true, who should we believe? Do you work with lots of companies and see large AI success stories? Or do you just vibe that you personally find AI useful
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by noodletheworld 2mo ago
Whatever man. If you slap chat GPT on a tablet or a website or a watch or a smart fridge you can make a song and dance about how great it is. …but bluntly, it would have been impressive 20 years ago. It is not impressive today; at least, no
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by noodletheworld 2mo ago
o_O am I missing something? Did you show them the github repo, or the disappointing 5 second video of chat gpt from twitter? I was excited too until I saw it actually running and was like… huh. ChatGPT for tablet. Righto. What was your son
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by noodletheworld 2mo ago
> plenty of evidence … although not qualitative or obviously causal Those two things are the opposite of each other (evidence, but only anecdotally; you cant be both). Anyway. More tangible to your argument; what is your argument that th
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by noodletheworld 3mo ago
I sat in a meeting 7 weeks ago where senior leaders said they expect token prices to drop significantly over the next 6 months, and we should all be using as much AI as possible; our team goal was set to use more tokens. This week, we are b
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by noodletheworld 3mo ago
I appreciate the effort to bring things together in this but… > Vite+ will manage your global Node.js runtime and package manager. What? Why? You’re really going all-in if you adopt this; and… for what? A bit of cozy tooling around exist
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by noodletheworld 3mo ago
? What is your point? That the OP is obviously finically motived to encourage tokenmaxing? Here’s what they said, $$$ aside: > That’s no longer true. We’ve entered a different regime, where spending more tokens generally results in bette
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by noodletheworld 3mo ago
Theres a deep insight in this post about the value of looping for throw away code to explore a problem space, rather than brute force a problem by just applying more tokens and hoping. The more I play in this space, the more I’m drawn to th
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by noodletheworld 3mo ago
Use appium or XCTest or swift testing; generate the tests first (failing) from the spec. The loop is basically then a while loop: While (tests fail) { trigger agent: spec, failures list } for bugs, write failing tests. Its basically TDD. Lo
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by noodletheworld 3mo ago
Agree; posts like this frustrate me. Tldr: you're doing it wrong but I will not show you how to do it right. I also did not run the bench using my approach but it definitely “vibes better” to me, and I reject your actual research paper
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by noodletheworld 3mo ago
> Growing up, in school, I did almost nothing and was consistently at the top of my class It is clearly widely and indisputably demonstrated that many high achieving children in this situation are failures as adults because they never le
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by noodletheworld 3mo ago
This is self-help nonsense your manager will tell you when giving you too much work. Companies will smartly balance the amount of work allocated to people. …and then they will push you to take on more work. High achievers, across the board
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by noodletheworld 3mo ago
The A signals are not A signals in this article, and this: > You may be wondering where this “extra” time is going to come from. You’re already committed up to your eyeballs. …We’ll talk about time management, task queue management, diff
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by noodletheworld 3mo ago
Many people love liveview. Many people dislike blazor and it has had its reputation sullied by Microsoft treating it as “new webforms” (yes, they do. It is literally the official migration path for legacy webforms projects). The pro of blaz
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by noodletheworld 3mo ago
This simply isn't true anymore. High level generic advice from agents is often, in my experience significantly better, unmodified, than doing nothing. Obviously its better to do it properly, but you know… opus 4.8 is a pretty great m
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by noodletheworld 3mo ago
People get defensive when you ask this, because the they think you’re saying they’re being lazy. …but it’s than just that (in most cases; I am just lazy sometimes); but fundamentally there’s a limit to how much complexity people can compreh
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by noodletheworld 3mo ago
Yes; that is literally the opposite of what this article does.
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by noodletheworld 3mo ago
I don't entirely disagree, but as with many other posts on this topic… > They will come for finance, biology, law, marketing, all knowledge work. That's their stated goal and they're already teasing it with "ChatGPT f

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