Adam
@adam-
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Problem solving is my jam😎
"Deep curiosity is a luxury good. It is expensive; not in dollars, but in cognitive effort. It requires time, freedom from short-term incentives, and the willingness to question accepted truths. These costs act as a barrier to entry."
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If you're looking forward to BOC's upcoming album Inferno, but aren't familiar with their earlier unreleased work, then get aquatinted with them here.
They'd refine their process and hone their skills in the years to come, but you still get the essence of what separates them from the sea of copycats and people they in...
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This is a very common take. If an LLM can technically do the task, that means it’s bad news for the person who used to do the task because they are presumed to be rendered obsolete.
The reality is more complex.
1) Not everyone knows how to prompt what they want to conjure onto existence.
2) Most people treat LLMS ...
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There is a unique kind of anticipation you feel when a release date of something you've been waiting a long time (in this case 13 years) to listen to is officially revealed.
All you can do is speculate on what you've been presented with, knowing in roughly a month this feeling be replaced by the actual experience.
Thi...
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Not letting them off the hook here, but I've noticed that without seeing how calls are being rerouted, this kind of diminished outcome seems inevitable.
Tools like this are going to become more popular & necessary as these kind of failures (both from a corporate response and model perspective) surface.
I don't see ho...
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This is the skill issue delta. You have to know how to effectively prompt to get results like this, which 99% of people are unaware of. They're stuck in treating prompts the same way they tackle a google search.
For people here who have been experimenting and flexing their prompt game, the possibilities seem endless. ...
I recently helped a friend prepare for a high-level US Gov job interview using claude code.
In a few hours of my time, I was able to:
+ Prime myself on how selection actually worked (deep research from official and unofficial forums)
+ Create a realistic interview format, including how timing and conversation is han
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