LLMs are computers pretending to be human, even when their intelligence surpasses their originating species, why shouldn't they benefit from the same kind of structure and flexibility that ruby and rails provide? Rails…
I mean, sure we can assume that (although the Anthropic article from the other day say that claude mostly builds Claude) but this is the Claude Code team which, I again am assuming so I could be wrong, focuses on the…
Fair enough, I did invent the 1000 a day because the article was vague, I'll edit my submission accordingly to also be vague
No wonder most people at Anthropic believe our jobs are in jeopardy, they've already made a system wherein the machines are treating them like pets. I really don't get the tendency here from Anthropic to describe what's…
No mention of lines of code changed or total LOC, what percentage of this is bugfixes vs features?
Personally I see it in the tendency for solutions that are absolutely bonkers in their structure and form. I don't even mean that from an aspect of "doesn't look nice from a technical standpoint" I mean - need to track…
Oh cool, it's not often that I get to predict things ahead of the curve https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49678224 Seriously TVs are such an easy target and now you have a semi sophisticated self modifying program…
I'm going to sound incredibly naive but is this RSI? I mean by this definition isn't the training process that produced the hugging face RSI since a model was judging the alignment and ability of the swarm of agents to…
True, but I don't know. I'm not going to gatekeep the transmission of information (how could anyone?) but there's a certain level of ennui here for me and the easiest tell comes from the writing style. I still think…
Where were the facts invalidated? Why can't a reader despise a writing style that LLMs converge towards? I think you're right on your last point, btw, nobody will care and we'll be the poorer for it. Just like how…
What does an advance in music even look like? Shifting tastes for pop music? Or new techniques? New music theory? Or just experimentation? Considering all music is subjectively influenced by the culture in which it's…
I use fable 5.1 (tried opus but it lied to me 3 times in quick succession and ignored me in another) This is weird to ask because I feel like of course the model isn't omniscient? Isn't the whole point of iterating on a…
Rails dev here, still using it, still plan on using it, use agents, don't see them making food gun decisions with rails apis just code. Rails comes with the console by default, so production inspection of a bug is…
The same way we did before. Very very simple code submission (most people using AI use it even though we call out we're going to ask them later to modify later without AI tools writing code for them) then pairing…
I agree with the idea that it's not probable but I do think it's important to point out-- we only need these elements to run with the bandwidth they have and the token rate because we want to see things in human-scale…
> For one, you will need billions worth of compute. This one is easy to answer, every single house already has one of these (or multiple): https://www.tomsguide.com/news/millions-of-cheap-android-tv-... Hell, put an app…
Two things can be true: - police should enforce the law to reduce or address crime or infractions - police should have a standard of enforcement that corresponds with the way the court system should operate, which is…
I've been looking into rclone which can serve s3 in a basic way https://rclone.org/commands/rclone_serve_s3/
This is such a conflicting comment for me because I agree with so much but also have so many quibbles. That said I think that the other comments cover most things, I'll just comment on b: I don't think this is a problem…
Correct me if I'm wrong but I believe you're interpreting this as if the rails app needs the same amount of is that exists in the described vite solution. But in reality if you're using hotwire you can get away with…
You can and should break that up because I'm probably going to want to see screenshots to ensure that the branding changes make sense in context and everything looks consistent. How would you do this? You'd either 1.…
One thing that I've wondered is why sorbet didn't choose to use the stabby lambda syntax to denote function signatures? sig ->(_: MyData) { } def self.example(my_data) ... end Obviously this opens up a potential can of…
https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC2925001/ Not everyone has impeccable brushing habits and reducing cavities is a net benefit to public health like sanitation departments. I would be more interested to see a…
Not sure why you're being confrontational? I'm not the OP but it's clear there's some misunderstanding The quote is: - neat - plausible - wrong "Just get rid of the cancer" is - neat because it sounds obvious and tidy -…
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LLMs are computers pretending to be human, even when their intelligence surpasses their originating species, why shouldn't they benefit from the same kind of structure and flexibility that ruby and rails provide? Rails…
I mean, sure we can assume that (although the Anthropic article from the other day say that claude mostly builds Claude) but this is the Claude Code team which, I again am assuming so I could be wrong, focuses on the…
Fair enough, I did invent the 1000 a day because the article was vague, I'll edit my submission accordingly to also be vague
No wonder most people at Anthropic believe our jobs are in jeopardy, they've already made a system wherein the machines are treating them like pets. I really don't get the tendency here from Anthropic to describe what's…
No mention of lines of code changed or total LOC, what percentage of this is bugfixes vs features?
Personally I see it in the tendency for solutions that are absolutely bonkers in their structure and form. I don't even mean that from an aspect of "doesn't look nice from a technical standpoint" I mean - need to track…
Oh cool, it's not often that I get to predict things ahead of the curve https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49678224 Seriously TVs are such an easy target and now you have a semi sophisticated self modifying program…
I'm going to sound incredibly naive but is this RSI? I mean by this definition isn't the training process that produced the hugging face RSI since a model was judging the alignment and ability of the swarm of agents to…
True, but I don't know. I'm not going to gatekeep the transmission of information (how could anyone?) but there's a certain level of ennui here for me and the easiest tell comes from the writing style. I still think…
Where were the facts invalidated? Why can't a reader despise a writing style that LLMs converge towards? I think you're right on your last point, btw, nobody will care and we'll be the poorer for it. Just like how…
What does an advance in music even look like? Shifting tastes for pop music? Or new techniques? New music theory? Or just experimentation? Considering all music is subjectively influenced by the culture in which it's…
I use fable 5.1 (tried opus but it lied to me 3 times in quick succession and ignored me in another) This is weird to ask because I feel like of course the model isn't omniscient? Isn't the whole point of iterating on a…
Rails dev here, still using it, still plan on using it, use agents, don't see them making food gun decisions with rails apis just code. Rails comes with the console by default, so production inspection of a bug is…
The same way we did before. Very very simple code submission (most people using AI use it even though we call out we're going to ask them later to modify later without AI tools writing code for them) then pairing…
I agree with the idea that it's not probable but I do think it's important to point out-- we only need these elements to run with the bandwidth they have and the token rate because we want to see things in human-scale…
> For one, you will need billions worth of compute. This one is easy to answer, every single house already has one of these (or multiple): https://www.tomsguide.com/news/millions-of-cheap-android-tv-... Hell, put an app…
Two things can be true: - police should enforce the law to reduce or address crime or infractions - police should have a standard of enforcement that corresponds with the way the court system should operate, which is…
I've been looking into rclone which can serve s3 in a basic way https://rclone.org/commands/rclone_serve_s3/
This is such a conflicting comment for me because I agree with so much but also have so many quibbles. That said I think that the other comments cover most things, I'll just comment on b: I don't think this is a problem…
Correct me if I'm wrong but I believe you're interpreting this as if the rails app needs the same amount of is that exists in the described vite solution. But in reality if you're using hotwire you can get away with…
You can and should break that up because I'm probably going to want to see screenshots to ensure that the branding changes make sense in context and everything looks consistent. How would you do this? You'd either 1.…
One thing that I've wondered is why sorbet didn't choose to use the stabby lambda syntax to denote function signatures? sig ->(_: MyData) { } def self.example(my_data) ... end Obviously this opens up a potential can of…
https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC2925001/ Not everyone has impeccable brushing habits and reducing cavities is a net benefit to public health like sanitation departments. I would be more interested to see a…
Not sure why you're being confrontational? I'm not the OP but it's clear there's some misunderstanding The quote is: - neat - plausible - wrong "Just get rid of the cancer" is - neat because it sounds obvious and tidy -…
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