Throwing a bunch of manuals into it and asking questions works really well in my experience, but a rookie is going to flounder. It'd probably be worse than traditional training (at least for my line of work) because the matter-of-fact tone of the responses will give said rookie false confidence /end
It'll sometimes get things wrong, so again, you have to know what you're doing to be able to see when it conflates things or gets confused and transposes things or whatever. At least it has all those citations so you can see the original text and figure out what happened.
NB I use Google's NotebookLM a lot because it really doesn't seem to hallucinate. It leans heavily on your sources and cites them to the point of excess. And it can do some stuff like write you SQL queries to save you having to look up how to do something you learned in college but forgot since.
But already after just a couple of months of picking off problems as I run into them, it's getting somewhat cumbersome keeping track of all the useful but small utilities I've made for myself. And I can only do this much because I know my field damn well and can communicate effectively through words
I don't think anyone's writing anything expansive with Claude Code that's worth paying for. Nor should anyone use it to write something with legal compliance attached.
But like, "I deal with these text-based config files a lot an want to streamline analysis"? Perfect use case. Works brilliantly.
It seems to me that the latest generation of vibe coding tools — gonna use Claude Code as shorthand, since it's the famous one now — are best for lowering barrier to entry for nice-to-have projects. They're perfect for in-house tools, i.e., idiosyncratic automations that could never be productized.
www.maptap.gg March 5
96🏅 96🏅 97🏅 99🔥 81✨
Final score: 926
Blew it on the last one
I do remember that too
I lurked at Slashdot for years before making an account. I was quite proud of myself for coming up with the handle Ctrl+Alt+De1337
It was a different time
The only one who could ever reach me /
Was the son of a…
Fantasy fiction, obviously, since there is a time traveling dog.
The dog travels back through time/space to within one of the towers mere moments before one of the planes hits it
Cover of the book Ranger in Time: Escape from the Twin Towers In an illustration, a golden retriever and a young girl run towards the viewer on a city street. Firefighters and fire engines are behind them. In the distance, the World Trade Center 1 and 2 are on fire
Historical fiction for children
Most of the footage should never leave the user’s device. But of course the worst company doesn’t do privacy.
Meta Workers Say They’re Seeing Disturbing Things Through Users’ Smart Glasses
futurism.com/artificial-i...
Have they heard of the Inflation Reduction Act?
Julie & Julia, but instead of cooking everything in Mastering the Art of French Cooking, she cooks everything on the Idaho Potato Commission website in one year
There have been harder sets.
www.maptap.gg March 4
98🔥 98🔥 99🔥 100🎯 95🏆
Final score: 979
Went to a Hawai’i baseball game over the weekend, and they extensively use orange as a sport-specific alternate color with their normal green (instead of black like with football) and it all looks so bad because it’s very nearly *that* orange and green
Steve Spurrier was INSANE 😂
What if ACC Coastal but an entire country
I’m dying to know what happened when someone tried to bring hot pot equipment to a football game
maybe the most concise 2-sentence summary possible of the entire decade-plus Trump Experience
The Hawai’i athletics bag policy prohibits *by name* bringing a hibachi into any of their venues:
“Any Equipment to cook food on campus (hot pot, hibachi, grill, etc.)”
hawaiiathletics.com/sports/2022/...
The Onion usually hits but c’mon, like Shaq would ever regret taking a paycheck from something
You know what would be great, is if we had solar and wind farms with batteries covering the land that's now used to grow corn for ethanol and proper national transmission lines so that we could completely ignore the international fossil fuel trade
Hawai’i baseball is the walk up music that went the hardest belonging to the tiny middle infielder with the name “Kody Watanabe”
‘Bows won 6-0, if you’re following along at home.
Shout out to the Ball State baseball team, which traveled 7,000 miles to score two total runs in a 4-game series. They did somehow win one (1-0 yesterday) so they didn’t come up completely empty
Wide shot of the field from the upper seats
Better shot with Le’ahi/Diamond Head in the background
Players warming up at the Hawai’i Rainbow Warriors’ home stadium
Let’s play two
Looks like a Jaguars fan
