They didn’t say replacing 100% of flights or drives with trains, but the vast majority of trips people take would be popular enough to sustain regular service for those people. You don’t have to ban a thing for 100% of…
> you can find certain pop-culture lore, for example, covered in insane depth on Wikipedia; not everything was sent away to Fandom wikis But if the pop culture lore has insane depth then it’s probably valuable enough to…
80/20 doesn’t mean literally 80% and 20% It’s just a rough way to say “mostly this with a decent bit of that” because 20% seems like a medium-small percent that could or could not matter depending on the context That’s…
I think that’s exactly what the GP was saying
Why not both?
What, that the EU cares about the effects of products on people other than the purchaser? That things which are good for an individual but bad for everyone else deserve scrutiny?
> implementing custom ray tracing in the game engine that claude code runs on Haha, I don’t doubt it! Pretty damning overall for long-term maintainability of vibe-coded projects, even as the models are great at a lot of…
I mean a harness around a model is pretty trivial, I’ve also built one (heavily relying on LLMs to build it). With a few thousand lines of code over the course of a week or so of my limited evening energy, I have…
Are calculators now or have they ever been non-deterministic?
It really depends on the person, for me I have my own setup script that works on both Mac and Linux, installing all of my core software using whichever method is best for each system, I basically have a csv with columns…
In photography I think it’s automatically slop if it isn’t coming from an actual documentation of reality.
Yeah the other response to you is right. As someone who’s gone down the UPF (ultra processed foods) rabbit hole, it’s based on the additive ingredients. And at least in America, most peanut butter has additives, and…
I don’t see all of the US actions as favorably as that description, I think a lot of recent actions are especially egregious and the US has a history of doing pretty terrible things. But the scale really is completely…
“If you choose not to decide, you still have made a choice”
I don’t have any resources but this is fascinating to read about, thanks for sharing! So many things we just assume make sense which really don’t. Their misunderstanding of not being able to hover their cursor over…
Thanks for the reply, I appreciate the validation :)
Thanks for posting this! I feel like I’m going crazy, using all of the best models, spending time to have excellent prompts, configuring tools and skills… and still getting overly complex solutions with mediocre…
I’m a different person and definitely not a genius but my experience today goes even beyond theirs. I had Opus trying to simplify a query for me which was slow - it ran for maybe 30 minutes, including writing and…
> Many of the agents that worked on the problem did not have comprehension of the whole problem Isn’t this the issue with using it the way you’re suggesting? At best the model can come up with an after-the-fact…
Believe me, I’m as opposed to this all as you, but playing steelman for a possible solution of it really is helpful to law enforcement and civil society to have these cameras… What if you made the data only recorded for…
I sort of agree, but there is a balance. Destroying a small portion of old growth to develop humans? Great! Destroying millions of acres of old growth for cattle farming, which is essentially a luxury for human food,…
As somebody who met my spouse on there, I can confirm that their algorithm was amazing back in the day. Though it definitely wasn’t income proxies as the only criteria, it probably was a decent part.. I also met a…
I asked Claude to research for me so don’t take this as truth but it sounds like (a) as the levels drop below 300M barrels, pumping out of the reserve is much less efficient, so we can’t necessarily draw it down as…
More than half of Gen Z is over the legal drinking age now, I’m not sure teen drinking is it
But also, having significantly more code churn doesn’t necessarily mean there is more or better software. In fact, having more churn can lead to worse software due to diverging patterns and inconsistency
They didn’t say replacing 100% of flights or drives with trains, but the vast majority of trips people take would be popular enough to sustain regular service for those people. You don’t have to ban a thing for 100% of…
> you can find certain pop-culture lore, for example, covered in insane depth on Wikipedia; not everything was sent away to Fandom wikis But if the pop culture lore has insane depth then it’s probably valuable enough to…
80/20 doesn’t mean literally 80% and 20% It’s just a rough way to say “mostly this with a decent bit of that” because 20% seems like a medium-small percent that could or could not matter depending on the context That’s…
I think that’s exactly what the GP was saying
Why not both?
What, that the EU cares about the effects of products on people other than the purchaser? That things which are good for an individual but bad for everyone else deserve scrutiny?
> implementing custom ray tracing in the game engine that claude code runs on Haha, I don’t doubt it! Pretty damning overall for long-term maintainability of vibe-coded projects, even as the models are great at a lot of…
I mean a harness around a model is pretty trivial, I’ve also built one (heavily relying on LLMs to build it). With a few thousand lines of code over the course of a week or so of my limited evening energy, I have…
Are calculators now or have they ever been non-deterministic?
It really depends on the person, for me I have my own setup script that works on both Mac and Linux, installing all of my core software using whichever method is best for each system, I basically have a csv with columns…
In photography I think it’s automatically slop if it isn’t coming from an actual documentation of reality.
Yeah the other response to you is right. As someone who’s gone down the UPF (ultra processed foods) rabbit hole, it’s based on the additive ingredients. And at least in America, most peanut butter has additives, and…
I don’t see all of the US actions as favorably as that description, I think a lot of recent actions are especially egregious and the US has a history of doing pretty terrible things. But the scale really is completely…
“If you choose not to decide, you still have made a choice”
I don’t have any resources but this is fascinating to read about, thanks for sharing! So many things we just assume make sense which really don’t. Their misunderstanding of not being able to hover their cursor over…
Thanks for the reply, I appreciate the validation :)
Thanks for posting this! I feel like I’m going crazy, using all of the best models, spending time to have excellent prompts, configuring tools and skills… and still getting overly complex solutions with mediocre…
I’m a different person and definitely not a genius but my experience today goes even beyond theirs. I had Opus trying to simplify a query for me which was slow - it ran for maybe 30 minutes, including writing and…
> Many of the agents that worked on the problem did not have comprehension of the whole problem Isn’t this the issue with using it the way you’re suggesting? At best the model can come up with an after-the-fact…
Believe me, I’m as opposed to this all as you, but playing steelman for a possible solution of it really is helpful to law enforcement and civil society to have these cameras… What if you made the data only recorded for…
I sort of agree, but there is a balance. Destroying a small portion of old growth to develop humans? Great! Destroying millions of acres of old growth for cattle farming, which is essentially a luxury for human food,…
As somebody who met my spouse on there, I can confirm that their algorithm was amazing back in the day. Though it definitely wasn’t income proxies as the only criteria, it probably was a decent part.. I also met a…
I asked Claude to research for me so don’t take this as truth but it sounds like (a) as the levels drop below 300M barrels, pumping out of the reserve is much less efficient, so we can’t necessarily draw it down as…
More than half of Gen Z is over the legal drinking age now, I’m not sure teen drinking is it
But also, having significantly more code churn doesn’t necessarily mean there is more or better software. In fact, having more churn can lead to worse software due to diverging patterns and inconsistency