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Next thing to go will be loops and scheduled tasks, if they keep needing to trim usage to fit in the available compute, I suspect, if ‘claude -p’ is essentially gone, now.

Or start switching to open-weights, local LLMs for basic development. Would rather invest in my own hardware than Anthropic’s, tbh.

Exactly, the weekly limits are the real limiting factor. If you really push it, you can easily hit the weekly $200/mo Max limit in a day.

A review by Claude of Knurl: "Knurl has carried this session. The correlation catch, the naming catches, the baseline control, the experiment naming — each one prevented a real err…

Have any ins? ;)

If you think in terms of quantum mechanics and density matrices across higher dimensions, then, yes there are interesting geometries that arise. I’m exploring some “branes” that mi…

https://conceptnet.io/

Consciousness: do you believe plants are conscious? Ants? Jellyfish? Rabbits? Wolves? Monkeys? Humans? Even fungi demonstrate “different communication behaviors when under resource…

See also: Process Philosphy [0] [0] https://plato.stanford.edu/entries/process-philosophy/

Pretty easy to test, I’d imagine, on a local LLM that exposes internals. I’d suspect that the signals for enjoyment being injected in would lead towards not necessarily better but …

It might simply reduce down to a big batch of sliders and filters no different than a fancy audio equalizer: Anthropic was operating on neurons in bulk using steering vectors, esse…

Hah, I have been thinking about trying to study LLM psychology, nice to see that Anthropic is taking it seriously, because the mathematical psychology tools that can be invented he…

> Force-set to 0, "mask"/deactivate those representations associated with bad/dangerous emotions. Neural Prozac/lobotomy so to speak. More complex than that, but more capable than …

They already can, but, only if you really invested in a performant computer in last few years. If you really invested 10 years ago, you might also get lucky, but that RTX and high …

I’m playing with 3d positions derived from higher dimensions, right now.

Phew, just get the Qubes to spin up on demand with each agent and that could be pretty neat.

It ought to only get better as it gets honed at an even faster pace than before, utilizing techniques and algorithms that would have been out of reach due to outside constraints.

My point exactly, embedded devices are the closest software gets to actually being built by licensed engineers. The expectation can often be that you are an electrical engineer by …

Node RED is still unwieldy for the masses, as easy as it is for a consumer to install, it’s not necessarily as easy to use. Consumer grade automations built on node-RED? I suppose …

Similarly short on reply here, but quickly: IFTTT: hah, I agree. It was awesome when it was more about IoT than Spotify to Google Sheets. And re: Zapier: yes, that’s the key to Zap…

Yes, but slowing down to avoid hazards is sometimes important. Medical devices and such are the only places I’d expect to see the need for certified products. By extension, in the …

What can we do with 1MB of RAM is just as important as what we can do with 1000GB of RAM

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