Ah okay thanks for the pointer.
Weird that is exactly the theme in Ted Lasso Season 4 Episode 7 but the article seems to have been released February 27, 2026 while the Ted Lasso Episode was released September 16, 2026. Who's original idea was this?
> They need to have direct instruction that is in the context, that is appropriate for the project and codebase at hand > I recognize that crafting a 'perfect' prompt is impossible, but neither is writing the perfect…
> Unix philosophy in the system prompt could be useful if the code wants to be worked on later again There is no system prompt that can prevent this. If all you needed was some kind of rather short instruction we'd…
> Vaping definitely isnt healthy for you nobody claimed otherwise > Studies have shown that the vape smoke stimulates the vagus nerve which causes changes in the cardiovascular system that could likely cause heart…
As far as I know the academic consensus is that taking in more nicotine, even a lot more, doesn't turn vaping into something as harmful as smoking. Addiction is the main established "harm". Nicotine, even very much of…
It didn't take 25 years to come up with Symmetric Encryption and AES but even though people try extensively to break it for the last 25 years no-one has come even close to anything that is not brute force (which is…
> It is generally harder to build a crypto system than to break one It was harder to design Symmetric Encryption using e.g. AES-256 than to break it? As far as I know it's design is pretty straight-forward but there is…
Time estimations by LLMs are hilariously incorrect all the time. It estimates very simple things that a human could do in an hour to take days or weeks and other things that are genuinely tedious and time-consuming it…
> Why do you think this uncracked code was so simple to solve? I never said this. All I said is we don't have the conversation and therefore we can't determine how easy or hard of a problem it was. > And it's very…
Without the published conversation, train-of-thought and intermediate output and knowing what Astra did this is nothing but unfounded claims. In the end this could have been a web search, downloading an existing enigma…
Secret tip to win the mario cart clone: Just hold w, no steering needed.
They could but maybe they simply believe their own marketing that we don't need senior software engineers and experts for a specific technology anymore because we have SOTA LLMs. I would expect them to iterate even…
this! a semantic class name that is scoped to only that component and only ever used in that component is pointless indirection only needed to be able the reference the actual css properties in that other file sitting…
that is a very good observation. I think in a component-based application "semantic css" entirely looses its purpose because the semantical meaning is encoded in the component name and interface and all the markup and…
have that wrapped in a component named ErrorText and it makes perfectly sense. Why would you need a component ErrorText which restates its own name in the classname again when that classname is only ever used in that…
The US Dollar is chronically over-valued because of its reserve currency status. The US wanted it that way, opposing Keynes proposal of an international clearing union using a clearing currency (which he called the…
Good one as well, thanks for the recommendation. The main issue with mainstream economics is that it is some cargo-cult fairytale of a world that doesn't exist where everybody individually behaves rationally and that is…
Actually no. Money is probably the most misunderstood thing in the world. While saving money seems logical from an individual perspective on the macro level of the economy it can be a huge problem because everybodies…
The Problem. The fix. The Limit. Is it just me or is everybody else just as fed up with always the same AI tropes? I've reached a point where I just close the tab the moment I read a headline "The problem". At least use…
I don't think that agents actually benefit from comments that describe what the code does at all. In my experience in the best case they don't really improve response quality and in the worst case they drastically…
Ah okay thanks for the pointer.
Weird that is exactly the theme in Ted Lasso Season 4 Episode 7 but the article seems to have been released February 27, 2026 while the Ted Lasso Episode was released September 16, 2026. Who's original idea was this?
> They need to have direct instruction that is in the context, that is appropriate for the project and codebase at hand > I recognize that crafting a 'perfect' prompt is impossible, but neither is writing the perfect…
> Unix philosophy in the system prompt could be useful if the code wants to be worked on later again There is no system prompt that can prevent this. If all you needed was some kind of rather short instruction we'd…
> Vaping definitely isnt healthy for you nobody claimed otherwise > Studies have shown that the vape smoke stimulates the vagus nerve which causes changes in the cardiovascular system that could likely cause heart…
As far as I know the academic consensus is that taking in more nicotine, even a lot more, doesn't turn vaping into something as harmful as smoking. Addiction is the main established "harm". Nicotine, even very much of…
It didn't take 25 years to come up with Symmetric Encryption and AES but even though people try extensively to break it for the last 25 years no-one has come even close to anything that is not brute force (which is…
> It is generally harder to build a crypto system than to break one It was harder to design Symmetric Encryption using e.g. AES-256 than to break it? As far as I know it's design is pretty straight-forward but there is…
Time estimations by LLMs are hilariously incorrect all the time. It estimates very simple things that a human could do in an hour to take days or weeks and other things that are genuinely tedious and time-consuming it…
> Why do you think this uncracked code was so simple to solve? I never said this. All I said is we don't have the conversation and therefore we can't determine how easy or hard of a problem it was. > And it's very…
Without the published conversation, train-of-thought and intermediate output and knowing what Astra did this is nothing but unfounded claims. In the end this could have been a web search, downloading an existing enigma…
Secret tip to win the mario cart clone: Just hold w, no steering needed.
They could but maybe they simply believe their own marketing that we don't need senior software engineers and experts for a specific technology anymore because we have SOTA LLMs. I would expect them to iterate even…
this! a semantic class name that is scoped to only that component and only ever used in that component is pointless indirection only needed to be able the reference the actual css properties in that other file sitting…
that is a very good observation. I think in a component-based application "semantic css" entirely looses its purpose because the semantical meaning is encoded in the component name and interface and all the markup and…
have that wrapped in a component named ErrorText and it makes perfectly sense. Why would you need a component ErrorText which restates its own name in the classname again when that classname is only ever used in that…
The US Dollar is chronically over-valued because of its reserve currency status. The US wanted it that way, opposing Keynes proposal of an international clearing union using a clearing currency (which he called the…
Good one as well, thanks for the recommendation. The main issue with mainstream economics is that it is some cargo-cult fairytale of a world that doesn't exist where everybody individually behaves rationally and that is…
Actually no. Money is probably the most misunderstood thing in the world. While saving money seems logical from an individual perspective on the macro level of the economy it can be a huge problem because everybodies…
The Problem. The fix. The Limit. Is it just me or is everybody else just as fed up with always the same AI tropes? I've reached a point where I just close the tab the moment I read a headline "The problem". At least use…
I don't think that agents actually benefit from comments that describe what the code does at all. In my experience in the best case they don't really improve response quality and in the worst case they drastically…