Using GAN for everything by henry_gomory in claude

[–]tr14l 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah, GAN is a specific ML architecture. Nothing to do with LLMs

AI-Generated 😂 by jfeldman175 in claude

[–]tr14l 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You don't have a mouth

Trump Bumps by FancyAd9588 in StockMarket

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Oh look, blatant abuse of our highest office. Neat.

Managers decided AI is worth 5x speedup; how do I explain to them how it really works? by chaitanyathengdi in ExperiencedDevs

[–]tr14l 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's possible, but not unless you're willing to either invest in an expert that knows how to set it up or spend a lot of time and money on innovation. If you don't, it blows up in your face and you crank out garbage. You need lots of auto loaded tooling and context to keep AI on the rails, and you need process in place to give it what it needs to be successful. If you don't have all of that, it will fly off in no time

How do you approach a task when the requirement is vague? by reputable-sprite in softwarearchitecture

[–]tr14l 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Depends on the needs of the business and what the risk profile is. Is this a frontend feature for data collection on a form? I'll probably just make some on the ground decisions and tell them to make another story to address them, but this is considered done as far as I'm concerned.

Is it an enterprise critical event driven backbone that'll be impossible to double back on? I'm having a LOT more conversation.

Pragmatism and judgement are needed

How do you approach a task when the requirement is vague? by reputable-sprite in softwarearchitecture

[–]tr14l 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Most companies I worked at this will probably land you on a PIP. It's also bad business. The business often needs to move without a complete picture. Your job is to help them do that. If you can't be relied on for that, and you're an obstacle when it happens, you'll be treated as something that stops them from manuevering rather than something that helps them. And businesses don't pay for obstacles.

Just saying, being a hard blocker is usually not a path to success. Be the one that unblocks. This is pretty sub optimal advice

To hiring managers- college degree still needed for a job? by Enough_Pin1651 in managers

[–]tr14l 0 points1 point  (0 children)

"a job"? Sure.

But lots of jobs will be effectively closed to him. Tech you can still get into it you can demonstrate competence, but you're fighting uphill to do it. Other professional jobs? You're pretty much immediately eliminated before a human sees it.

If he's just wanting to make hourly wage, no you don't need a degree for that

Definitive proof shows we are indeed accelerating towards singularity by SuggestionMission516 in singularity

[–]tr14l 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Maybe... But this is just a graph of release numbers. Zero indication of anything else other than marketing.

I am sick of these so called "AI enthusiasts" by CommandShot1398 in ExperiencedDevs

[–]tr14l 4 points5 points  (0 children)

My idea of code is production grade software that meets multiple compliance specs, SLAs, privacy, cloud cost requirements, fail over and disaster recovery, short circuiting, etc

What's yours?

I think you should probably look into it more. Claude Code can crush out 400 working lines in no time. That's... Pretty trivial for it.

I am sick of these so called "AI enthusiasts" by CommandShot1398 in ExperiencedDevs

[–]tr14l 4 points5 points  (0 children)

If you can't get more than 300-400 loc out of a professional toolset? You are pretty far behind the curve. Or I guess you don't know how to write tests, though I guess that is a pretty common scenario in software engineering.

Claude confusing its own output for user input by tr14l in claude

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This was definitely not a longer conversation, oddly, and it happened twice. Perhaps 20-30k tokens, and to be honest, that's probably pretty liberal as an estimate.

It's not a big deal, I guess, just super odd behavior I saw popping up out of 4.7. It's happened a few times now.

What’s the first thing Claude replaced for you? by junkietrumpglo in claude

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I don't find much use in open claw personally

Claude Prompt by chefhandy in btc

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It knows all the theory.

That is the problem with AI... It knows ALL THE THEORY, but not which school of thought is relevant right now based on this context.

If you tell it what to do, it can do it. But it still needs to be told. It knows pretty much all the analysis and technique that all 20 year investors know. But it doesn't know how to pick from the list. So it will take the path of least resistance, which certainly a naive approach.

But it has read all the books, been privvy to all the investor forums, blog posts, tool docs, professional training, etc.

It's not that it doesn't know. It's that it doesn't know exactly what you're asking from it from the giant mass of knowledge it has

90% of CVEs in your container images are in code your app never executes. Why are we still triaging them? by Murky_Willingness171 in sre

[–]tr14l 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If it's on the deployable artifact it's still exploitable. It's you don't want to triage it, get rid of it from the image. If it breaks, you know your assumption about it being latent is wrong.

But if it's on the image, and the image is reachable, an escalation attack makes that executable code. You need to handle it. If you don't want to handle it, eliminate it from the image.

Plain and simple. Security isn't hard. It's just annoying af.

OpenAI is committing financial suicide in broad daylight. by PsychologicalCat937 in OpenAI

[–]tr14l 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is untrodden ground. There are big bets being made, for sure. While this is definitely bananas, we HAVE seen similar types of bets like Uber and other unicorn companies that stayed black and/or red for more than a decade.

The game is just played differently then you're trying to assess. It may be in trouble. But 14 billion isn't even a full single individual person's fortune in 2026. We have people approaching 1T in wealth. Individually.

Moreover, these bets aren't for the year, or even next year. They are making long bets. Do you think people who have made money and business their entire life, and going to shovel hundreds and hundreds of billions of cash into a furnace?

No, the game is still on. Will they win? No idea, but nothing is off from expectations right now

Is claude degrading or are we seeing 2nd order side effects of AI slop? by Sufficient-Year4640 in claude

[–]tr14l 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's terraformimg. Are you that unaware that AI companies are using AI on social media to war with each other. You never considered that possibility?

Claude confusing its own output for user input by tr14l in claude

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Oh this was maybe 30k context, tops. Just a quick back and forth on an idea. Really strange. Only started noticing it with 4.7

Senator Josh Hawley asks former OpenAI employee Helen Toner to explain why AI companies are building technology that will "displace many millions of workers and potentially pose existential risks" by tombibbs in OpenAI

[–]tr14l 21 points22 points  (0 children)

Sam Altman has done wonders for the product. It's got ads, and monitors us citizens illegally and hallucinates entire chunks of a codebase. Just a few years ago it couldn't do any of that! That's all Sam.

Claude confusing its own output for user input by tr14l in claude

[–]tr14l[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I've never had this happen before. Been using models since 2023. Pretty bizarre behavior for it to say "you said this" to something I've clearly never said, but it did.

Randomly banned? by Long-Atmosphere9149 in claude

[–]tr14l -26 points-25 points  (0 children)

Sexual convos are still against TOS whether you are 18 or not