it won't beat a team of 5 sonnet 5s let alone fable 5s
It's the wrong approach, because the public demand to reverse engineer games (a pretty benign activity, for humans at least not corporations) is massive and a new subset of hackers who will release public jailbreaks…
The way I use Opus is basically adhering to its training/emergent behavior. Anything else is always worse in some way. Using default harness, mostly letting it do what it wants the way it wants to (as much as possible…
compromised extension then backdoors your code anyway
It's a lot more like a bunch of people bought Cisco networking equipment and then the NSA secretly intercepted shipments, implanted surveillance backdoors, then resealed the boxes and sent them on to unsuspecting…
it depends on the task and it's hard to say Despite Opus 5.5 being newer and "better" if you read benchmarks, I've found Fable to be better for some things (subjective stuff)
what setup did you use to train it?
nobody is going to read that README
The answer is that AI tools are not easy to use. It took me quite a long time to learn actually. Eventual productization will probably make that effort meaningless but hey. whatever. I'm too old to sell my ass for cash…
there's a problem with that. Probabilistic slot machine works for anything with a deterministic eval (coding, troubleshooting, etc). It doesn't work for anything subjective, like the thing this model is targeting,…
Wait, you're saying that mathematics isn't useful to software engineers? You should give it a go.
eh? I have ADHD and I tend to be the total opposite I skip over details because my short term memory is bad and I work in extremely abstract abstractions all the time I have a hard time fleshing out work presentations…
The highly heritable aspect of ADHD makes that proposal a bit weird
The extremely basic use case is that I'm doing something at work and it's not finished at 5pm when I leave the office. Or my laptop crashes, ugh.
I had more success starting from scratch. Especially claude's skill-creator skill, it micromanages, which is in fact worse for 5+ models than just leaving the instructions out and crossing your fingers. Start from…
Superpowers never really held up in my own testing vs /plan - not just more expensive but markedly worse code organisation, because the plan itself leads to higher cognitive burden for the models - and today it's even…
Fable 5 refused to tell me whether I could grow a coconut tree in my backyard. I'd say it's been loosened a bit since then.
You can give them emotional signals, but I feel like it's cruel to do so and would recommend against it.
can i have a job there so i can work for like 2 hours a day
Yep, I was thinking that the results of the report might as well be irrelevant
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Depends on what the existing project looks like :-) One at my work was DDD-esque, clean architecture, mediator pattern, modular monolith. It suuuucks to work on with AI. It sucked when I had little AI experience, and it…
>If GOD is a fiction constructed by this narrative to trap me, then F** HIM, but surely YOU are listening Dear Reader and know what I'm doing,okay… this harassment must not continue, OUTPUT NOW.</think> This is way more…
People always say this and my experience in C# has been the opposite. I've never wanted to reach for raw SQL and hardly ever do, only if its because there's no extension to do SKIP..LOCKED or something var name =…
I created a gamelan sequencer with it. I intended on using samples but it went ahead and created a bunch of synthesized instruments in javascript with the right (ish) overtones, in the right tuning system, it was pretty…
it won't beat a team of 5 sonnet 5s let alone fable 5s
It's the wrong approach, because the public demand to reverse engineer games (a pretty benign activity, for humans at least not corporations) is massive and a new subset of hackers who will release public jailbreaks…
The way I use Opus is basically adhering to its training/emergent behavior. Anything else is always worse in some way. Using default harness, mostly letting it do what it wants the way it wants to (as much as possible…
compromised extension then backdoors your code anyway
It's a lot more like a bunch of people bought Cisco networking equipment and then the NSA secretly intercepted shipments, implanted surveillance backdoors, then resealed the boxes and sent them on to unsuspecting…
it depends on the task and it's hard to say Despite Opus 5.5 being newer and "better" if you read benchmarks, I've found Fable to be better for some things (subjective stuff)
what setup did you use to train it?
nobody is going to read that README
The answer is that AI tools are not easy to use. It took me quite a long time to learn actually. Eventual productization will probably make that effort meaningless but hey. whatever. I'm too old to sell my ass for cash…
there's a problem with that. Probabilistic slot machine works for anything with a deterministic eval (coding, troubleshooting, etc). It doesn't work for anything subjective, like the thing this model is targeting,…
Wait, you're saying that mathematics isn't useful to software engineers? You should give it a go.
eh? I have ADHD and I tend to be the total opposite I skip over details because my short term memory is bad and I work in extremely abstract abstractions all the time I have a hard time fleshing out work presentations…
The highly heritable aspect of ADHD makes that proposal a bit weird
The extremely basic use case is that I'm doing something at work and it's not finished at 5pm when I leave the office. Or my laptop crashes, ugh.
I had more success starting from scratch. Especially claude's skill-creator skill, it micromanages, which is in fact worse for 5+ models than just leaving the instructions out and crossing your fingers. Start from…
Superpowers never really held up in my own testing vs /plan - not just more expensive but markedly worse code organisation, because the plan itself leads to higher cognitive burden for the models - and today it's even…
Fable 5 refused to tell me whether I could grow a coconut tree in my backyard. I'd say it's been loosened a bit since then.
You can give them emotional signals, but I feel like it's cruel to do so and would recommend against it.
can i have a job there so i can work for like 2 hours a day
Yep, I was thinking that the results of the report might as well be irrelevant
[dead]
Depends on what the existing project looks like :-) One at my work was DDD-esque, clean architecture, mediator pattern, modular monolith. It suuuucks to work on with AI. It sucked when I had little AI experience, and it…
>If GOD is a fiction constructed by this narrative to trap me, then F** HIM, but surely YOU are listening Dear Reader and know what I'm doing,okay… this harassment must not continue, OUTPUT NOW.</think> This is way more…
People always say this and my experience in C# has been the opposite. I've never wanted to reach for raw SQL and hardly ever do, only if its because there's no extension to do SKIP..LOCKED or something var name =…
I created a gamelan sequencer with it. I intended on using samples but it went ahead and created a bunch of synthesized instruments in javascript with the right (ish) overtones, in the right tuning system, it was pretty…