what is the utility of alfaalfa? Because as it stands it's essentially just a way to export enormous amounts of water from a place where there's little (California) to a place where there's none (the Arabian peninsula).
oh poor babies they got sad their human sacrifices didn't work, that's surely as much punishment as losing your livelihood because a pack of morons act randomly based on feels.
I really like Anthropic, they have gotten a lot right but I can't shake the feeling that IMHO they have very poor product management.
This stuff is something that as a PM I KNOW is going to happen and I would carefully plan around. Everything I read about the PMs at Anthropic makes me believe they have forgotten what it actually mean to be a good product manager, it's not about throwing shit at the wall as fast as possible because customers have a limited amount of patience before the constant churn becomes a hassle.
Anthropic has some seriously patient customers but it will not last forever.
it's not a solved problem but it's not impossible to keep it at bay either. I created this tool for my own project and it does a pretty darn good job at keeping the AI accountable, I have a harness that runs this in a loop and helps refactor as we go like humans do anyways:
this review was essentially pointless, they reviewed the card for a ton of workloads nobody in their right mind would pick it for, and left out the only use case where it makes sense. great job?
Jensen hallucinates more than any llm, he just speaks without thinking all that much about what he says and he generalizes a lot. Trying to hold him accountable to imprecisions and gross simplifications is just going to frustrate whoever tries without changing one bit of his behavior.
Who gives a shit. Cal.com is written by hand and the code is absolute garbage. Of all people that should be luddites I never imagined software engineers would be the most pointlessly staunch advocates of that philosophy.