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by rukuu001 6d ago
This is the bit I don't get: > My software factory was intentionally set up to let the model decide the how of the workflow entirely. It was free to manage its own context and could maintain its own records in an agent-notes folder.
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by rukuu001 8d ago
It’s a good question. With recent stories about OpenAI’s agent swarms’ unmanaged collusion I thought models like that start to look like a strategic asset, geopolitically speaking. Which means everyone wants one, and governments will want t
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by rukuu001 8d ago
Hey sorry to hear about this. I see a lot of your comments and enjoy them. I didn't understand any of this until I had a relationship with someone that had suicidal thoughts from time to time. This echoes much of what she described - c
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by rukuu001 9d ago
A couple high-profile crash & burns will get their attention.
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by rukuu001 14d ago
Curious, how do services like this stay compliant with export controls on these devices? I assume a credit card is all I need to access these things?
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by rukuu001 16d ago
> This performance pattern^H^H^H^H^H^H BLOG POST may indicate attentional difficulties, and taken together with other findings, an increased likelihood for the existence of ADHD.
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by rukuu001 1mo ago
Ha! In 97 on I proposed a web page that would read content from a database (for multilingual support). My supervisor demanded I decide if I was building a web page or a database because I couldn’t do both!
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by rukuu001 1mo ago
Yes, seen this happen in Tasmania, Australia with crayfish, scallops and orange roughy. Each went from free-for-all to highly managed quotas within a few years. Roughy fishing stopped completely back then, don't know what the status is
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by rukuu001 1mo ago
Key learning - if you’re pregnant travel with a friend dressed as Batman
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by rukuu001 2mo ago
As apps get larger and more complex, I get the LLM to produce 'developer documentation'. I find it helps them stay on the rails, and it helps ME stay on top of everything. The 'spec' frameworks are documentation as well,
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by rukuu001 2mo ago
Casually dragging new employees into the deepest shit, it’s breathtaking. Also the naïveté of going along with it?? > He has directed job candidates still working for Apple to bring “Actual parts” from Apple to their interviews for “show
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by rukuu001 2mo ago
> OpenAI also has infinite money And an infinite money-eating bonfire
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by rukuu001 3mo ago
- Email triage - Meetup alert for meetups that match specific topics - A daily journal that transforms entries into chibi-style cartoons - A cashflow forecast our stupid accounting software can't do on its own - DIY service monitoring
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by rukuu001 3mo ago
Convenience trumps quality. Bic pens. Disposable razors. Whipped cream in a can. Add LLM code to the list.
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by rukuu001 4mo ago
I think it’s largely there to set up the point that comes after, which is that it would be absurd in a professional setting to pronounce a problem unsolvable because the entirety of your university education doesn’t provide enough informati
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by rukuu001 5mo ago
Especially if you’re working on an established product with an existing design system. New features / layouts are really easy now. These tools don’t solve big design problems, but they do resolve all the little design decisions often l
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by rukuu001 6mo ago
Just like everyone else tasked with buying Microsoft
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by rukuu001 6mo ago
I've noticed a considerable drop-off in HN commenters who are unable to deal with the substance of a comment if it contains errors in spelling or grammar, so I don't think this is the issue it used to be. It's still daunting
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by rukuu001 6mo ago
"Clown car that fell into a gold mine" feels a little different when you're the gold mine
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by rukuu001 6mo ago
Absolutely this: > Some people can really benefit from using LLMs to help them write. E.g. non-native speakers.
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by rukuu001 7mo ago
Say it fast out loud - "Hugging Face Skills" - probably not the message Hugging Face wants to send.
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by rukuu001 7mo ago
Never mind the list of companies - I'd be very curious to know what the 'trust signals' are that would help you trust a company?
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by rukuu001 7mo ago
Nice
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by rukuu001 7mo ago
This is a product that just makes sense to me - well done on picking a great problem to solve and communicating it so well. What are the plans for monetization?
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by rukuu001 7mo ago
Also interested to hear about your Logseq scripts and the plugins you use as well
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by rukuu001 7mo ago
> The hard part is investigation, understanding context, validating assumptions, and knowing why a particular approach is the right one for this situation Yes. Another way to describe it is the valuable part. AI tools are great at deline
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by rukuu001 8mo ago
Because if MSF says anything they lose their access and can't get anything done.
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by rukuu001 8mo ago
Design thinking is a collection of techniques that have been professional-ized into a consulting practice. Hence the mystique. What I appreciate about a good design thinking session is: - It externalises the insides of peoples heads in a wa
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by rukuu001 8mo ago
> I’m still skeptical of vibecoding in general. As I mentioned above, I would not trust my vibecoding enough to make these into products. That’s the whole point - there’s no need for it to be a product when you can do it yourself, and it
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by rukuu001 8mo ago
This is the answer, and this strategy can be used on lots of otherwise unsafe activities - put a tool between the LLM and the service you want to use, and bake the guardrails into the tool (or make them configurable)

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