teling

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by teling 2mo ago
Would be cool to be able to change the width/angle of the petal
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by teling 3mo ago
That would be great if that could lower API costs
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by teling 5mo ago
> What is alarming, however, is the degree of autonomy and depth of exploration the AI displayed. Claude Code made a change on March 26th to skip asking for most permissions. See this quote "Claude Code users approve 93% of permissi
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by teling 5mo ago
It's helpful to rewrite software every 2 years as your team turns over. The code you understand best is code you wrote yourself, and no one likes maintaining other people's legacy code.
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by teling 5mo ago
Good shout. Wish they were more transparent about these 3 things.
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by teling 5mo ago
This is the risk of being a consumer in the AI world - companies are running extremely lean on real humans and are deferring support to AI chatbots with no real reasoning abilities... Also an issue with scale - for example, Google having si
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by teling 2y ago
As someone involved in hiring, there are a few factors going on: 1. There's no available headcount. No one is leaving since there are no opportunities elsewhere. Especially those on visas. 2. When we do have headcount, we get 1000 resu
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by teling 3y ago
How can a user like me actually verify this is the case? All we see before and after are encrypted byte streams? Do we have access to our key pair?
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by teling 3y ago
Big news! He's probably the best science writer of our decade. Someone who actually does substantial, deep research, and covers all viewpoints.
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by teling 11y ago
I would expect them to be running on Google's distributed infrastructure which has error corrections through end to end checksums