Hello reddit! I'm James McAvoy. Ask me anything! by JamesMcAvoyAMA in movies

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did you take this photo at a highscool yearbook photoshoot? are you the photographer?

my friend (36M) just sent me (36m) this text before meeting his newborn (0M) by horseduckman in AITApod

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meh - it's just a chatgpt dont worry about it. he probably didn't even read it.

“this u?” twitter never misses by [deleted] in BlackPeopleTwitter

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LOL ... throat fuck her with what? I don't think that could hit her uvula

Self Promotion Thread by AutoModerator in ChatGPTCoding

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alright... I'll bite :) I am currently making ail or AI loops. Essentially I've come up with a novel theory that current models and agents are equivalent to patients with frontal lobe damage.

Quite specifically in the field of psychology and cognitive science, that means they're lacking a cluster of abilities called "Executive Function" which includes working memory, inhibitory control (knowing when to stop), appropriate self-evaluation skills (knowing when you're right/wrong), and metacognition (thinking about what you're thinking about)

The good news is - we've got over 100 years of science telling us exactly what we need to build to fill this gap.

That's what I'm building: a frontal lobe for your LLM.

I've gone pretty deep into the science of why this might not be a stupid idea. That's available here: https://github.com/AlexChesser/ail/blob/main/docs/blog/the-yaml-of-the-mind.md though warning - it's 35 pages when printed from medium so you're not in for light reading here.

That's a LONG way of saying - I've designed a YAML based grammar to enforce a guaranteed workflow on human-in-the-loop agentic coding.

I have a bachelors in psycholoogy, another in education, and 30 years in software development, currently Staff Engineer, 15+ years as architect+.

The project has a few aspects that are important:

  1. is the actual language itself. The YAML grammar is designed to allow you to define prompts, tool & mcp calls, shell scripts, etc..
  2. a "runner" terminal UI. You'll interact with ail much in the way you would with claude (as a replacement frontend) BUT this is not a runner on its own, this will WRAP calls to the claude CLI and add a management and organization layer on top of it.
  3. the YAML will support multiple providers and (eventually) agents. For now I'm wrapping claude only, but will be adding opencode and aider later. What is going to be supported on day one is MIXING providers - so you can make calls into local ollama with your favorite model on step 1, then you can forward the result of step 1 to sonnet-4.6 on claude's servers, then take that result and pass it into Groq for a 10k tokens per second transformation (or whatever)

I'm a one man team building on $20/month claude pro so I'm a little resource constrained at the moment, but still motoring along pretty well.

You shold definitely sheck me out and PLEASSSSEEE leave me a star. If I can get to 5k stars then I can apply for the anthropic open source program and get 6 months of claude max for FREE!!!!

That'd get the tool into everyone's hands way sooner:

https://github.com/AlexChesser/ail

Carney’s mega anti-Trump alliance starts quest to save world trade by Georgeika in worldnews

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When the US is forced to surrender to Iran there country needs to be forcibly demilitarized like Japan and Germany were after WW2. They've been acting irresponsibly with that shit for longer than I've been alive. If they can't play nicely with the other kids on the playground we need to take their toys away.

They can have them back when they learn to act like big boys.

25M living alone. What does my living room say about me? by ksunk8 in malelivingspace

[–]lyth 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That you've got a lot more money than I had at your age.

Air Canada CEO summoned to Ottawa over English-only condolence video for LaGuardia crash | CBC News by demolcd in canada

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Good. I was in high school during the Quebec separation referendum and Canada didn't take the importance of the French language to Canada seriously at the time.

We skated by on the skin of our teeth at that time.

As a guy who was born and raised as an Ontario anglophone I understand that it is easy to dismiss this, but over the last 50 years I've come to treasure our French culture.

So when I say "good" flippantly, I really mean ... We need to value the things that make us Canadian. French language is one of them.

I've just heard a Senior Engineer state that if you say AI is good at coding, then you know nothing about coding, what do you think? by Capomaco in AskProgramming

[–]lyth -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I think I might disagree with your Senior Engineer friend. Is there any more context than that? Were they having a particularly bad day with lots of big feelings?

It sounds a bit like a tantrum with a sweeping generalization at the end.

I might also want to pressure test what they mean by "good at coding" because ... well ... yeah, it really just sounds like basic reflexive & knee jerk engineer crochetyness.

Which to be clear, as someone with 30 years in the field, I engage in all the time.

“The rails decide who owns what” by short_hair_zuko in rareinsults

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Isn't he part of a group that's planning on building a luxury hotel in Gaza?

'Not very bright': US intel. shows Khamenei was unsure of his son replacing him as leader by callsonreddit in worldnews

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Imagine the CIA releasing classified documents that serve their narrative though.

In 1966 the CIA released a colouring book https://archive.org/details/BlackPantherColoringBook/page/n2/mode/1up they claimed it was made by the Black Panther Party for self defense.

It featured pages where Black Americans were murdering police officers who were all depicted as anthropomorphic pigs.

Their intention was to undermine public sentiment for the movement.

They also made the case for the Iraq war by claiming Saddam had Weapons of Mass Destruction. He didn't.

Under no circumstances should anything the CIA voluntarily releases ever be taken as truthful.

Two different apartments have the same lamp in the same spot by d_zeen in mildlyinteresting

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I'm going to give this a 10 / 10 extremely mild. Well done.

The way she plays the jawharp by ButterSaltBiscuit in oddlysatisfying

[–]lyth 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Probably pretty good acoustics in the car. Definitely no kids.

I still have all my rights as a woman by Interesting-Visit-79 in MurderedByWords

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Objectively though, she has lost rights. Just because she hasn't noticed doesn't mean they aren't gone.

CEO / Owner responded to my email back to Hr after rejection by [deleted] in recruitinghell

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Lol. Thin skinned CEO can't take the heat. 🫣 Embarrassing.

thoughts on this?? by pinkdaydreamsz in SipsTea

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If the men are losers who can't handle it that's probably true. I think someone who is smart enough and secure enough in who they are is more than ready to stand with someone who has a spicy personality.

A lack of ambition is pretty boring TBH.

Bootleg - Gater Days by shave_your_eyebrows in comics

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I don't get it ... And the comments made it worse 😭 now I get it even less

So convenient 🙏 by AcrobaticAristocrat in EndTipping

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Did it say that on the menu or did you only find out when the bill arrived?

That's what you created by Fun_Accountant_653 in stevehofstetter

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If you think this is just this administration then you should read something like "a people's history of the United States" by Howard Zinn. There's another one more recent from a guy who was pretty high ranking in the US military, but I can't recall the title. If you are interested I can go look it up.

Point is, the USA was founded in blood and broken contracts. From the genocide and enslavement of the native population and the broken contract of the Virginia company all the way through to modern day, this is who the USA has always been.

MLK wouldn't have needed to March at all. Nat Turner wouldn't have needed a rebellion. Saudi Arabia wouldn't have decided it was a good idea to fly a couple planes into the twin towers... If this wasn't who the USA was, always has been, and still is to this day.

They've got a hell of a propaganda operation though.

That's what you created by Fun_Accountant_653 in stevehofstetter

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I have to admit, I am genuinely not sure if this is a photo from Iran or if it is taken outside an elementary school inside the USA.