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Comment #49198174
If the chat is saved as an example of how lot to talk. Can that be used for training an LLM on how to talk or what to remove from a chat?
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Comment #49195205
Reminds me of EMacs, which I really like.
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Comment #49195195
Heh, I run my experiments on Claude subscription. And that cost I’ll file as an ”opportunity cost”. But if I would have build this by hand and given myself a salary, then paying Cl…
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Comment #49188671
I have used something similar. I set up a team of agents that researches, proposes, builds and audits. Then rinse and repeat. I have used it for different topics. It hasn’t made me…
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Comment #49089368
If it was a non profit that trained the model - would that change your mind?
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Comment #49044969
I have had success with ”brainwashing” by starting out with bug bounties/CTF and then going from there.
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Comment #49040468
Has anyone tried that? I have a feeling that if I put it a prompt Claude would comply. But I am all in on the Claude cool aid.
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Comment #49017963
I work in civil engineering and tinker with computers as a hobby. I found Alexander’s work delightful. It really helped me think about my profession and my hobby and how they tie t…
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Comment #48872068
I did Nand2Tetris and then I understod why I need to vectorize. You get a view from nand-gate to software and get to see all the interfaces. Its a wonderful course.
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Comment #48714603
During uni I only took a Java class. During the exam I had to turn in hand written code. I guess that would work today.
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Comment #48427713
This. I managed to run Gemma 4 31B on AMD MI250X for CPT and SFT with Claude. And I have ZERO experience and knowledge of how to train and work with GPU:s. The training didn’t go w…
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Comment #48402474
I run Claude Code on my VPS and do /rc to run from my mobile. It’s really handy.
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Comment #48376066
I train on AMD MI250X and managed to get Gemma 4 31B to work - but it took a lot of work on the software side.
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Comment #48080889
I have tried that and it works well for me. I can also recommend using a Visual Studio plugin called Markco that lets you comment a markdown file. It’s resembles words commenting f…
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Comment #47708830
I have a ML project. I usually set up a team of agents, where I have a leader, archivist, research assistant, researcher, developer and tester. The team generates hypothesis based …
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Comment #47560665
Thank you! Didn’t know that existed.
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Comment #47555249
Nice, I am going to this for Swedish law! Any suggestions on how one can model parliament voting when a law passes using GitHub? Or all the work that preceded a law, that’s like a …
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Comment #47532662
Do you have any good resources for what you are describing?
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Comment #47443485
Now with AI I wonder if it’s possible to just let agents build a perfect emulation of the game. It reminds me of fuzzers. You let the agent go loose on the game and it brute forces…
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Comment #47436419
I dunno. I just let Claude build a python script that calls Claude code though subprocess.run(). I recently made a sort of Autoresearch with that approach. The script calls Claude …
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Comment #47428995
Has anyone tried to set up a container and let prompt Claude to escape and se what happens? And maybe set some sort of autoresearch thing to help it not get stuck in a loop.
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Comment #47413090
I want this the other way around as a plugin in Chrome. So I can easily spot the bullshit. And I would prefer that it translated LinkedIn to something salty, maybe pirate speak?
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Comment #47315221
I really want a DeathClaw product.
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Comment #47219106
I bought magnetic self adhesive tape and mounted in on my fridge. Now it’s the family calendar. So nice.
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Comment #47148525
> y7u8888888ftrg34BC > Alright, let me decode this masterpiece of cryptic genius... Those three dots made me smirk.