mohamedkoubaa

Hold on isn't this how math professors used grad students for hundreds of years?

Totally not a bubble right.

Right?

I vaguely recall a windows screensaver that did this

"You lose 100% of wars you don't wage", Don Gretzky

A future where everything is very easy to learn is kind of dystopian

People who should know better do it too

Maybe his taste in partners is just that bad

If it wasn't this it'd be for mining shitcoins.

"not great" is a huge understatement

So the purpose of a graduate degree is TAing a few classes?

as a senior, you don’t need juniors anymore. The mundane tasks, at least I find that a lot of people agree with that one, can be fully outsourced to an LLM

Master craftsmen didn't take on apprentices to give them chores.

Boiling frog problem

Defaults are bad. Agents can be expected to read the documentation, register what good starting values are, and fill them all in, in place.

This is not what defaults are for.

If, for example, you are writing a replacement CLI for git, *for the love of God and all that is holy* do not force agents to read the entire documentation and pass a value for every possible parameter

This is exactly why humans invented the idea of things going in and out of style.

Almost sounds like they pointed a prompt at every boondocks conjecture and wrote a press release for the one it plausibly solved.

The Ottoman embargo of Western Europe leading to the collapse of the Aztecs supports your hypothesis. The other sea people.

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People are saying, "There are only a couple of frontier labs. This is a really hard problem and not many people can do it."

Elon's reaction to these kinds of statements is oddly predictable.

I was asking because I didnt understand the claim made about game engines using the given verbal analogy but thanks for sharing this

What does this matrix mean?

It can easily make the turn if only one quadrant was square and it didn't approach the wall with that quadrant pointing forward

Given a generous enough definition of "defensive", maybe

All code is of questionable quality.

There I fixed it

You can always have opus review the result at the end

The writing is also literary. It draws an analogy between the 12 musical pitch classes and the 12 markings on a clock. Noise lingers. Material surges off the rim.

I absolutely hate this revolting writing style by LLMs

Do they really think distillers are using Claude Code?

Some of the best systems programmers are under 20 years old what do you mean

I've been moving more to Composer 2.5 for the same reason. KISS principle.

Exactly. Waiting for a scientific consensus on a question that is very clearly not posed as a scientific question is oddly cultish

it's kind of common knowledge

If only.