
Tony D’Addeo
@deodad
@farcaster dev / dad / books, cooks, ski, code ~ there are many things of which a wise man might wish to be ignorant
to get meta: in general introducing social error correcting mechanisms into processes is a good idea!
liberal democracy is built on judicial review
science is built on peer review
it's a good idea in crypto as well, see the Arbitrum security council freezing $70m after the Kelp DAO bridge exploit or even the Ethereum...
to put it another way you can believe FIFA and they way they make decisions is a disgrace to soccer without believing this is some giant injustice to this upcoming match
reality is it does the opposite and improves the fairness of the match
it's the means of getting there that are the questionable part
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i'll take the other side of this
the possibilities:
1) BEL plays against a USA team without their top striker because a play was both incorrectly reviewed and incorrectly ruled
2) BEL plays against the USA team after briefly thinking USA would be without their top striker
not having your top striker >>> briefly thin...
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i’ve been using Fabel for a day. It’s really good though painfully slow.
Codex on extra high tends to be myopic and over engineer or be overly defensive and so the extra time isn’t generally justified and Low or Medium does just as good / better and faster
but it seems like the extra cycles Fable spends end up resul...
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granta / commonwealth prize thoughts
i. a huge W for LLMs. the writing has been on the wall for future of technical fields for some time now but until yesterday I would’ve said it wasn't yet so for literature
ii. we’ve reached peak (micro)craft (hopefully). contemporary writing has been captured by the MfA. tight, t...
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watching llms use tools is so beautiful
early in my career i interned at intel on an internal tooling team and there was one dude who was a unix / bash wizard and i was amazed and impressed and tried to master as best i could but in 15 years ive gotten 1/100 of how good llms are at clis
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It is easy to understand why cynicism deforms the soul, and not only because it is corrosive. Cynicism deforms the soul because it is a counterfeit of final judgment. It allows condemnation ahead of time. It lets you act as though your role in the world is to sort the worthy from the unworthy, instead of learning to lo...
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