Hmm, wonder if Databricks trademarked their Genie AI product.
Just for agents. I track bigger picture work items in a normal ticket tracker (Linear, etc.) and the lightweight one (I use kata) is just for coordinating work and memory between agents.
Anecdotally I only stuggle with this with Claude Code. Codex has been great at auto managing its context and, when combined with how I handle memory outside of the session, I haven't thought about context window size in…
It does, and, when combined with Claude's stingy cache TTL of 5 minutes (unless you up it to 1h at a sizeable increase in token cost) for API billing, means that some sessions cost like 10x what they should because of…
I use a lightweight ticket system. Planning creates very detailed tickets with acceptance criteria. Implementation finishes with updating any info relevant to future work on the tickets as comments. The planner searches…
I agree, and most of my prof friends in math have switched from graded homework to weekly small quizzes. Graded homework was a way to use the stick as motivation because we've given up on the carrot (the learning of the…
"A pi session and the change it made, scoped to an isolated git-worktree workspace." Yep. The "A $thing, $elaboration." has joined "$title. $thing, $past_verb." in my "this team didn't care enough to do a basic pass…
Is this not simply the tendency of the rate of profit to fall, just a bit extreme?
Earlier this year we had prospective customers do comparisons against our competitors but also against prompting their own. All of them, without exception, found that to be a bad idea. If it were just about the ability…
If you found Schopenhauer's thoughts on it interesting, I'd recommend giving The Birth of Tragedy a read to see where a young Nietzsche took it, relating it to poetry.
It's crazy how bad Dot has been with stuff like this. You'd think it would be able to (and need to be able to) edit a lot of environment settings, tunnels, plugins, etc., but I keep running into issues. For example, I…
Interesting because afaik young people have no interest in Facebook at all. My expectation was that old people, Meta's primary victims, would be the main users. They love mascots like that (see: Minions). They're also…
Yeah my problem is that I need to toggle it between "really active constantly writing" sessions and "running a bunch of long tests and periodically pinging me about it" ones. The former are best with 5m, the latter with…
Muse is the most obviously doomed claw-style bot because you already need to segment those things from ANY personal info, and Meta rolls into the room as the journal that will tell everyone what you write in it and says…
>Steal Everything >Leave Nothing Cringe larping skiddie nonsense
I guess this website should get its own entry in its list then. I don't need to read unreviewed slopcopy.
Cache TTL will get you anyway. For Claude subscriptions, subagents still have a 5m TTL and before I discovered that, their constant waits for ~10 min tests or similar tasks would destroy my 5h usage. And for my API…
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I like this site, but looking at it right now, I'm seeing some obvious Opus 5 era Claudese in here [1]. I'm not sure how much I can trust something written lazily by an LLM, as it means there's no way to know if there's…
Legitimately unsure if you're doing a bit here. In case you aren't, her Twitter account isn't run by her. She doesn't post of it; it's another person impersonating her. This movie touches on this fact very significantly…
>only to discover that you’re also watching a demonstration of how easy it is to deceive you Is this your first time encountering a Nathan joint?
>Nashville number system is just music theory for dumb people It's not for dumb people, it's only for people who insist on reinventing music theory from 300 years ago from first principles without actually adding to it.
Ok, that's not Nashville. That's Bach era harmony terminology. Welcome to the 17th/18th century.
Yeah and so did all the musicians in 18th century Germany, much before "Nashville" was a major city
No, you misused a word and are pretending that you are using it jokingly. Be honest for once in your life.
Hmm, wonder if Databricks trademarked their Genie AI product.
Just for agents. I track bigger picture work items in a normal ticket tracker (Linear, etc.) and the lightweight one (I use kata) is just for coordinating work and memory between agents.
Anecdotally I only stuggle with this with Claude Code. Codex has been great at auto managing its context and, when combined with how I handle memory outside of the session, I haven't thought about context window size in…
It does, and, when combined with Claude's stingy cache TTL of 5 minutes (unless you up it to 1h at a sizeable increase in token cost) for API billing, means that some sessions cost like 10x what they should because of…
I use a lightweight ticket system. Planning creates very detailed tickets with acceptance criteria. Implementation finishes with updating any info relevant to future work on the tickets as comments. The planner searches…
I agree, and most of my prof friends in math have switched from graded homework to weekly small quizzes. Graded homework was a way to use the stick as motivation because we've given up on the carrot (the learning of the…
"A pi session and the change it made, scoped to an isolated git-worktree workspace." Yep. The "A $thing, $elaboration." has joined "$title. $thing, $past_verb." in my "this team didn't care enough to do a basic pass…
Is this not simply the tendency of the rate of profit to fall, just a bit extreme?
Earlier this year we had prospective customers do comparisons against our competitors but also against prompting their own. All of them, without exception, found that to be a bad idea. If it were just about the ability…
If you found Schopenhauer's thoughts on it interesting, I'd recommend giving The Birth of Tragedy a read to see where a young Nietzsche took it, relating it to poetry.
It's crazy how bad Dot has been with stuff like this. You'd think it would be able to (and need to be able to) edit a lot of environment settings, tunnels, plugins, etc., but I keep running into issues. For example, I…
Interesting because afaik young people have no interest in Facebook at all. My expectation was that old people, Meta's primary victims, would be the main users. They love mascots like that (see: Minions). They're also…
Yeah my problem is that I need to toggle it between "really active constantly writing" sessions and "running a bunch of long tests and periodically pinging me about it" ones. The former are best with 5m, the latter with…
Muse is the most obviously doomed claw-style bot because you already need to segment those things from ANY personal info, and Meta rolls into the room as the journal that will tell everyone what you write in it and says…
>Steal Everything >Leave Nothing Cringe larping skiddie nonsense
I guess this website should get its own entry in its list then. I don't need to read unreviewed slopcopy.
Cache TTL will get you anyway. For Claude subscriptions, subagents still have a 5m TTL and before I discovered that, their constant waits for ~10 min tests or similar tasks would destroy my 5h usage. And for my API…
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I like this site, but looking at it right now, I'm seeing some obvious Opus 5 era Claudese in here [1]. I'm not sure how much I can trust something written lazily by an LLM, as it means there's no way to know if there's…
Legitimately unsure if you're doing a bit here. In case you aren't, her Twitter account isn't run by her. She doesn't post of it; it's another person impersonating her. This movie touches on this fact very significantly…
>only to discover that you’re also watching a demonstration of how easy it is to deceive you Is this your first time encountering a Nathan joint?
>Nashville number system is just music theory for dumb people It's not for dumb people, it's only for people who insist on reinventing music theory from 300 years ago from first principles without actually adding to it.
Ok, that's not Nashville. That's Bach era harmony terminology. Welcome to the 17th/18th century.
Yeah and so did all the musicians in 18th century Germany, much before "Nashville" was a major city
No, you misused a word and are pretending that you are using it jokingly. Be honest for once in your life.