I understand where you’re coming from, but would argue that the reality is that our industry is predominantly almost exclusively AI-related at this point. A tagging feature would be nice, but HN is historically very…
The toxic effects also impacted the area where I grew up here in the Southern US - there’s a road that’s known locally as “Chemical Ranch Rd” where there’s a ~100 acre property that was used for testing Agent Orange.
I’m not a manned pilot, but have my part 107 and have spent a few thousand hours flying combat flight sims - ~150kts in a cargo aircraft, four seconds from departing the runway, seems like the worst possible time to…
It’s possible that they didn’t train on it, and the approach was derived by the LLM. What’s a problem is that they haven’t outright denied it. That could be caution and them doing their due diligence first, it could be…
They’re all over the rural South. Public opinion seems to be increasingly changing that, but a lot of them are installed by entities with little accountability.
I don’t think the point of GP’s post was to claim one way or the other; rather it’s saying that it’s important to understand the motivations of others if you’re going to publicly characterize their actions or…
I’m all for protesting, but surely you can agree that there is heightened risk if a person is in close proximity to people who oppose them strongly enough to act. The whole purpose of a protest is to cause behavioral…
Showing that a novel mathematical approach was in your prompts shortly before the model “proposes” that approach to relative amateurs would be ideal, if only we had a case like that…
Exactly this. I run Bedrock even though we have hardware and licenses for everyone in the house - because I can use my iPad Pro with a controller, and my kids can do the same, and they play in the car all the time.
Yep. We call the former “states” and the latter “gangs”. The difference is subtle.
I’m in the front of the line for the Tarn Adams fan club, but I don’t think he’d be my first pick for advice on the state of software engineering. DF is exceptional in many ways, not all of them uniformly positive.
Name them? I’m only aware of California and Virginia, both of which I believe have an apprenticeship requirement.
> anarchism […] is inherently anticapitalist No, it’s not. I get that your flavor may be, and that’s fine, but your definition is neither the only one or the first.
Entry-level rich here in the South.
The funny thing about this — I am
Just to be clear: are you suggesting that the only reason someone would want a companion is to satisfy lust?
> We are indeed producing a shit-ton of code, but the reality is that engineers are pumping out code faster than the humans can understand and (honestly) review it. That sounds great until you realize that "hey Claude,…
We don’t even have streets. Think “dirt roads”.
I agree, but broadly speaking it doesn’t change much that what I described breaks down at the level of an individual. There are very few instances where the global talent pool is small enough that individual beliefs…
I waited a while to respond to this one - partly out of embarrassment, as what I said wasn't exactly what I meant, and partly out of respect for the community rules because I don't want to start a flamewar about it. I…
Reinforcement learning, I'd assume. Presumably RLHF (Reinforcement Learning from Human Feedback).
Without knowing when that was, I can't be sure how concerning it is. As an end user, security in game development seems to hit a minimum is the early 2000s. I recall playing EverQuest and using ShowEQ on a Linux machine…
It all boils down to money/resources, like always. Pre-AI, the advantage went to the entities with the largest budget to hire the best and brightest security engineers. Post-AI, it'll go to the entities with the largest…
Yep. I'm using open weights models on a privacy-focused provider right now, and that's adequate for my current usage, but I'm rapidly getting to the point where my agent's access level to my data (and to a lesser…
Speaking for myself - they may not have cared to. I can absolutely prompt AI to following established patterns and produce nice, clean output in a legacy codebase. I also have a completely separate set of skill files…
I understand where you’re coming from, but would argue that the reality is that our industry is predominantly almost exclusively AI-related at this point. A tagging feature would be nice, but HN is historically very…
The toxic effects also impacted the area where I grew up here in the Southern US - there’s a road that’s known locally as “Chemical Ranch Rd” where there’s a ~100 acre property that was used for testing Agent Orange.
I’m not a manned pilot, but have my part 107 and have spent a few thousand hours flying combat flight sims - ~150kts in a cargo aircraft, four seconds from departing the runway, seems like the worst possible time to…
It’s possible that they didn’t train on it, and the approach was derived by the LLM. What’s a problem is that they haven’t outright denied it. That could be caution and them doing their due diligence first, it could be…
They’re all over the rural South. Public opinion seems to be increasingly changing that, but a lot of them are installed by entities with little accountability.
I don’t think the point of GP’s post was to claim one way or the other; rather it’s saying that it’s important to understand the motivations of others if you’re going to publicly characterize their actions or…
I’m all for protesting, but surely you can agree that there is heightened risk if a person is in close proximity to people who oppose them strongly enough to act. The whole purpose of a protest is to cause behavioral…
Showing that a novel mathematical approach was in your prompts shortly before the model “proposes” that approach to relative amateurs would be ideal, if only we had a case like that…
Exactly this. I run Bedrock even though we have hardware and licenses for everyone in the house - because I can use my iPad Pro with a controller, and my kids can do the same, and they play in the car all the time.
Yep. We call the former “states” and the latter “gangs”. The difference is subtle.
I’m in the front of the line for the Tarn Adams fan club, but I don’t think he’d be my first pick for advice on the state of software engineering. DF is exceptional in many ways, not all of them uniformly positive.
Name them? I’m only aware of California and Virginia, both of which I believe have an apprenticeship requirement.
> anarchism […] is inherently anticapitalist No, it’s not. I get that your flavor may be, and that’s fine, but your definition is neither the only one or the first.
Entry-level rich here in the South.
The funny thing about this — I am
Just to be clear: are you suggesting that the only reason someone would want a companion is to satisfy lust?
> We are indeed producing a shit-ton of code, but the reality is that engineers are pumping out code faster than the humans can understand and (honestly) review it. That sounds great until you realize that "hey Claude,…
We don’t even have streets. Think “dirt roads”.
I agree, but broadly speaking it doesn’t change much that what I described breaks down at the level of an individual. There are very few instances where the global talent pool is small enough that individual beliefs…
I waited a while to respond to this one - partly out of embarrassment, as what I said wasn't exactly what I meant, and partly out of respect for the community rules because I don't want to start a flamewar about it. I…
Reinforcement learning, I'd assume. Presumably RLHF (Reinforcement Learning from Human Feedback).
Without knowing when that was, I can't be sure how concerning it is. As an end user, security in game development seems to hit a minimum is the early 2000s. I recall playing EverQuest and using ShowEQ on a Linux machine…
It all boils down to money/resources, like always. Pre-AI, the advantage went to the entities with the largest budget to hire the best and brightest security engineers. Post-AI, it'll go to the entities with the largest…
Yep. I'm using open weights models on a privacy-focused provider right now, and that's adequate for my current usage, but I'm rapidly getting to the point where my agent's access level to my data (and to a lesser…
Speaking for myself - they may not have cared to. I can absolutely prompt AI to following established patterns and produce nice, clean output in a legacy codebase. I also have a completely separate set of skill files…