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by vdelpuerto 4mo ago
Not really, although I appreciate the sarcasm. What I'm saying is that Anthropic and other providers tells you that you can rely on lower models for certain tasks that are usually daily tasks that don't require much more than b
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Opus 4.7 vs. Sonnet 4.6
3 points by vdelpuerto 4mo ago|5 comments
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by vdelpuerto 4mo ago
Thanks. I'll take it a look
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by vdelpuerto 4mo ago
I was trying to look options outside the box (everything is more context or RAG) and been using this approach for about a month with good results. https://github.com/VDP89/fscars
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by vdelpuerto 4mo ago
honest question here, why there are lot of comments about SEO is dead?
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by vdelpuerto 4mo ago
That is the same fight the 2D animators were having with 3D aninmation 30 years ago. The resolution is likely to be the same: the tool wins but the fundamentals stay, and the line between competent and incompetent practitioners moves but do
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More Than Skills, Frameworks(github.com)
1 points by vdelpuerto 4mo ago|0 comments
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by vdelpuerto 4mo ago
I'm still waiting something more specific or groundbreaking too. Feels like a lot of noise with just the goal to get people to talk about it. And now I realize I am talking about it and about nothing at the same time. Just fugazzi.
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by vdelpuerto 4mo ago
through agent Harness the user can get a kind of model personalization as it iterates, you adjust patterns, mistakes, KB and preferences. Its the closest we have to add some kind of personality to our LLM agents. mistakes are the hardest on
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by vdelpuerto 4mo ago
Under the premise of low taxes and Itaipú's great energy generation, Paraguay has an open and political interest in bringing data centers and AI centers to the country looking for capital injection to the economy, but with very poor in
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by vdelpuerto 4mo ago
I wrote something about it trying to look other way around the context or memory data in models. The gravitational pull of information stills very hard to manage. Ive been using "functional scars" about 30 days now and getting goo
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by vdelpuerto 4mo ago
and not only feelings, but failures with real consequences is what makes us more creative and aware of our actions.
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by vdelpuerto 4mo ago
funny thing, local government in Paraguay is importing a model that USA itself recognizes to not fully understand. Paraguay is proposing to accommodate projects whose demand exceeds the available supply
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by vdelpuerto 4mo ago
Pretty nice. Workflow?
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by vdelpuerto 4mo ago
Although I don't come from programming per se, but from the civil engineering area, AI has been a real boost and an addictive tool to dismember and try to understand at its core. It tends to make you believe you are above your own capa
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by vdelpuerto 4mo ago
Mmm....His position of "stopped using markdown altogether for almost everything" strikes me as overstated and selfpromotional. The 2-4x higher generation cost is non-trivial when you're operating under rate limits, and Git ve
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by vdelpuerto 4mo ago
it already feels a huge difference in plan usage since yesterday. Last month I spent x3 times my usuall consume.
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by vdelpuerto 4mo ago
Not a computer engineer here, in civil engineering and running our own software in production. In our process we document AI mistakes, decide which ones become scars of the system, put them outside the model and trigger them as hooks at eve
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by vdelpuerto 4mo ago
Agree. Human review and iteration. Hooks to gate certain decisions you dont want to happen again, like functional scars.
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by vdelpuerto 5mo ago
Someone above already pointed at the move from coding toward architecture. That matches my experience. I had a short stint in CS that I didn't finish, and most of my work is in another engineering domain. With AI tools I spend more tim