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by phpnode 8mo ago
it was set up by a person and it's "soul" is defined by a person, but not every action is prompted by a person, that's really the point of it being an agent.
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by phpnode 8mo ago
The explanation becomes part of the context which can lead to more effective results in the next turn, it does work, but it does so in a completely misleading way
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by phpnode 8mo ago
There's this underlying assumption of consistency too - people seem to easily grasp that when starting on a task the LLM could go in a completely unexpected direction, but when that direction has been set a lot of people expect the mod
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by phpnode 8mo ago
Claude doesn't know why it acted the way it acted, it is only predicting why it acted. I see people falling for this trap all the time
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by phpnode 8mo ago
Your calculations are off by some margin. Assuming 312kg per car, it would take 3962 minis to transport it all, somewhat more than the 4 you accounted for. Of course you could do this with 4 cars over a thousand round trips - I'm not s
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by phpnode 9mo ago
I think it’s actually a combination of people who have seen bad results from ai code generation (and have not looked deeper or figured out how to wield it properly yet) and another segment of the developer population who are now feeling thr
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by phpnode 9mo ago
If that group is necessary then it's a damning indictment of the product/engineering culture. The CTO's job should be to fix the broken culture, not try to side-step it.
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by phpnode 9mo ago
It’s new year, let yourself have a dance somewhere private where you can’t be judged. You might change your mind
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by phpnode 9mo ago
Wow, I am very surprised that cookie stuffing[0] is still a thing. This could have been written 20 years ago. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cookie_stuffing
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by phpnode 9mo ago
Dreamweaver was extremely popular with amateurs too - they just didn't pay for it
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by phpnode 9mo ago
The main difference with PR review is that code is tangible and real and carries more weight than a document full of plans and ideas. There is a broader acknowledgement of the cost of changing working code, but that price-sensitivity seems
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by phpnode 9mo ago
> you need one person to work by themselves really really quickly to ship and create the foundations This is literally the secret of every successful project I've worked on. An individual, with high agency and low communication over
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by phpnode 9mo ago
It is impossible for people to write all their knowledge down, there will always be gaps, there will always be things taken for granted. The point is that the author thought that they had captured enough information in their original draft
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by phpnode 9mo ago
Not a panacea for broken culture. I've just left a company that used to have an internal RFC process and it was a very significant barrier to progress that stifled innovation, led to breakdown of working relationships and caused the mo
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by phpnode 10mo ago
> Is the idea to weaken the UK? To what end? Yes, of course, the same with Brexit. It is is in Iran and Russia's interests for their enemies to be divided and distracted by internal conflict.
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by phpnode 10mo ago
is this EmDrive v2.0? [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EmDrive
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by phpnode 10mo ago
Curious about how this compares to alchemy - https://alchemy.run/
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by phpnode 10mo ago
Popular mindshare in the US in the last 5 years - outside the US it has been huge for decades
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by phpnode 11mo ago
This conflict didn’t have such a sudden start as the Ukraine or Gaza wars, it has gradually risen in intensity, becoming more newsworthy along the way
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NASA's Orion Space Capsule Is Flaming Garbage(caseyhandmer.wordpress.com)
19 points by phpnode 11mo ago|12 comments
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by phpnode 11mo ago
the issue with JSONPath is that it took 17 years for it to become a properly fleshed-out standard. The original idea came from a 2007 blog post [0], which was then extended and implemented subtly differently dozens of times, with the result
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by phpnode 11mo ago
Thanks for bearing with me, I am sincerely trying to understand your mindset here. So this is really a signalling thing? If you bought a Framework laptop you'd be signalling to your peers that you're ambivalent about supporting an
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by phpnode 11mo ago
Ok, sorry I misread what you wrote. The question stands though
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by phpnode 11mo ago
Your claim was that they explicitly support fascism. That doesn't seem to be the case at all. What you seem to mean instead is: They financially support a popular open source project called Omarchy, which is built by DHH, and you bel
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by phpnode 11mo ago
I don’t see any mention of their explicit support for fascism on their homepage, can you justify this claim?
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by phpnode 11mo ago
You can rationalise your decision however you want, but to me it sounds like you're mad with the little guy for their lack of moral purity, but you're implicitly fine with a larger company doing much worse. That seems inconsistent
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by phpnode 11mo ago
if you're going to hold Framework to that standard, wouldn't you also agree that buying a Lenovo machine would be indirectly supporting an authoritarian government with a troubling human-rights record?
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by phpnode 11mo ago
It sounds more technical than “country” and is therefore better
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by phpnode 11mo ago
This is called demand/response: https://www.openadr.org/ A lot of thermostats support it
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by phpnode 11mo ago
They do - formation.dev

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