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No user record in our sample, but wokwokwok has activity below (stories or comments). Likely we have partial data — the full bulk-load will fill profiles in.
No user record in our sample, but wokwokwok has activity below (stories or comments). Likely we have partial data — the full bulk-load will fill profiles in.
On the other hand, the parent post is entirely correct. What, I ask, is the point of having laws and rules if you can just ignore the ones you don't like? Its just a name, who cares? Not me. …but, if you break the law,…
I really like the idea of agent coding patterns. This feels like it could be expanded easily with more content though. Off the top of my head: - tell the agent to write a plan, review the plan, tell the agent to…
This is the way. The practice is: - simple - effective - retains control and quality Certainly the “unsupervised agent” workflows are getting a lot of attention right now, but they require a specific set of…
This is irrelevant to the point. Using nano banana does not require arcane prompt engineering. People who have not learnt image prompt engineering probably didn't miss anything. The irony of prompt engineering is that…
How can a question that is: 1) clearly technical 2) reproducible 3) has a clear failure condition Not be a suitable candidate for S/O? Did we step into a dimension where only "How do I print('hello world')?" is a valid…
How about making it a site where only people who answer questions can even be eligible to be moderators? What if moderators had to actually have karma from recently answering questions or they lose mod privileges?…
You’re being down voted because you’re not saying anything meaningful. Yes, you can argue that [person] is [performing an action] because they believe, from their POV that [reason1, reason2, reason3]. > Or does [what…
You are not an expert in this field, and cherry-picking random articles in random journals does not make you an expert. > Should I pick some other experts to listen to? I think it's reasonably clear that you haven't…
If you're not prepared to listen to an expert, and that's what your dentist is on this topic, then nothing I, or anyone else can say, makes any difference to you. At some point, you have to accept that your random…
Talk to your dentist. They are experts in this field, and, unlike “random person on the internet who spent 2 minutes on google”, have informed opinions on this topic. If you want a serious discussion on why fluoride is…
> However, what's wrong with allowing another app to post messages to my messages? > If I don't want it, let me turn them off. Can you it off for anyone sending you messages too? That's the issue; you not wanting to use…
Because running a parallel process is often difficult. In most cases, the question becomes: So, how exactly is my app/whatever supposed to spin up a parallel process in the OS and then talk to it over IPC? How do you…
There's no distinction to me. AI is hard; edge cases are hard. AI sucks at edge cases. Between AI for cars and AI for software the long tail of edge cases that have to be catered for is different, yes. ...but I'm sure…
> My estimate is that 80-90% of the code was written by AI Nice! It is entirely reasonable both to do that and to be excited about it. …buuut, if that’s what you’re doing, you should say so. Not: “no lines of code…
"no lines of code directly written, just directing the AI" /skeptical face. Without fail, every. single. person. I've met who says that, actually means "except for the code that I write", or "except for how I link the…
> As for specific examples NHS has some terribly overwhelming forms and processes - image search IAPTUS. Are those example where a chatbot helps fill out the form, or just examples of where forms are hard? My image…
> You would need to spend thousands of dollars to become a customer, if you are not already one. Can you be more specific? Like, where specifically would I have to spend money to see this. > Seems like the users don't…
I'm sure there's a time and place for these things, but this sounds very much like the echo chamber I hear at work all the time. Someone has a 'friend' who has a totally-not-publically-visible form where a chat bot…
If you’re a research lab then yes. If you’re a for profit company trying to raise funding and fend off skepticism that your models really aren’t that much better than any one else’s, then… It would be dishonest, but as…
> but that overwhelmingly doesn’t work. MCTS will be the next big “thing”; not agents.
I didn’t say they don’t work, I said there is an upper bound on the function they provide. If a discrete system can be composed of multiple LLMs the upper bound on the function they provide is by the function of the…
We already have agentic systems; they're not particularly impressive (1). There's no specific reason to expect them to get better. Things that will shift the status quo are: MCST-LLMs (like with ARC-AGI) and Much Bigger…
> “Lighter” may be used as an alternative adjective to the word easy or easier That is, again, not common usage, there’s a word for easier to use; it’s “easier”. but whatever. It doesn’t matter; it’s just branding. My…
How do you compose low level operations like “click here” into composable modules like: loginAsUser(user) id = createBooking(user) loginAsAdmin() approveBooking(id) ? Is it the same as selenium? Do whatever you want…
How can a wrapper around selenium be lighter than it? A wrapper around an API is by definition heavier (more code, more functions) than using the lower level api. It’s not using less resources. It’s not faster (it has…