Andrew S

[Andrew S @AnnddrreewwS]

AI only gets smarter, but there will always be one place humans can feel like they're contributing: Arguing about monorepos.

[Andrew S @AnnddrreewwS]

@lenatron33 It really is crazy how much using Claude makes you feel like an actual decision maker or boss! Every time I get really mad at Claude I'm like damn, I wonder if I'd be a huge jerk to real employees

[Andrew S @AnnddrreewwS]

@vanamerongen This is it, it's pretty new and apparently being actively exploited https://t.co/3MHr2iwxsu

[Andrew S @AnnddrreewwS]

@MaximChistov @zanyfen Why would they pay more now just because the prices might go up in future though?

[Andrew S @AnnddrreewwS]

"Can AI be conscious?" - insanely easy question to answer, let's just all agree on the definition of consciousness real quick first

[Andrew S @AnnddrreewwS]

I continue to believe that 90% of online arguments really boil down to what 1 word means.. "novel", "conscious", etc.

[Matthew Green @matthew_d_green]

I’m in an infosec “beef” with folks who don’t think models can develop or throw novel exploits. It’s sort of 2019 to be in a “beef” in the first place (I’m too old for this shit) but what a weird thing for people to be arguing about.

[Andrew S @AnnddrreewwS]

@YoungbloodJoe @gmail @photomatt I run a blog platform also running into this. I wish I had a perfect solution, but the spammers appear to be real people, not bots. I've found a few heuristics to detect them, and they don't adapt TOO fast, but as someone else said, dropping them silently is an okay approach.

[Andrew S @AnnddrreewwS]

Cybertruck is a failure - the big question is whether it will tarnish Elon Musk's image as a super-cool guy.

[Andrew S @AnnddrreewwS]

@lberrymage @zetalyrae This was my first thought, but it seems weird for a Help site with (presumably) no user-generated content possible? Or am I missing part of it?

[Andrew S @AnnddrreewwS]

@HejsaStudio @ohryansbelt I have heard a bunch of non-techie people mention them. It's always so confusing to me, but I think their early positioning of "It's AI... but it's like Google" reallly appealed to people who choose one thing and rarely switch

[Andrew S @AnnddrreewwS]

Seeing "Pushing 108 commits to main" and nodding as if I remember what a single one does.

[Andrew S @AnnddrreewwS]

@jussisaur lmao yes, this has definitely made me feel more empathy for an old boss who was constantly furious with this one inept guy

[Andrew S @AnnddrreewwS]

@rob_edw @YoungbloodJoe @roblabonne Sure I'll have a glass, thanks for offering

[Andrew S @AnnddrreewwS]

@YoungbloodJoe @roblabonne When you say impressive for a Squarespace website, do you just mean the writing or design? This actually made me kind of think about whether squarespace might have some extra juice for SEO??

[Andrew S @AnnddrreewwS]

@1hplovecraft @jmrphy There may have been a small time period where the amount of training data mattered, but if so, it has passed. LLMs are way, way smart enough to write anything flawlessly in JS

[Andrew S @AnnddrreewwS]

@alexiskold @webflow It irritates me how long bad companies have gotten away with this, but it does feel like customers finally care about this enough to act on it.

[Andrew S @AnnddrreewwS]

@kurrik This might be true for a while, but I think at some point models will be smart and fast enough that it won't matter.

[Andrew S @AnnddrreewwS]

@X1nto @yuris I agree it's super slow, but was it definitely simple data structures and algorithms to blame? It makes as much sense of it as anything else, but I'm curious if it's true.

[Andrew S @AnnddrreewwS]

@away_throw17233 @tekbog Yeah, as I was reading the first post, I was thinking they were going to make this exact exact point… This is like the perfect situation for AI