Josh
@joshsaintjacque
Seattle-area Staff Software Engineer working mostly on web applications. I work mostly in Ruby on Rails and React. Interested in AI and LLM discussions. I sometimes write on joshsaintjacque.com.
It's neat that Tailwind has child selectors and all but I wonder if at this point you should just use a stylesheet.
I love how extreme these opinions are. Like, sometimes an OS update is just an OS update.
Wiring up an image gen AI model to a bluesky feed might be a good use case
Here's the same prompt using `isDog`. Still looks like it got it, no? For reference, this is a clean thread via 4o.
That’s a good point. People aren’t used to consulting a computer the way they would a person (understanding it can be wrong) and verifying accordingly. As an aside, in my test it took o1 (the reasoning model) to correctly answer this question.
The situation at Meta is actually awful. They prohibit "allegations of stupidity, intellectual capacity, and mental illness"... unless it's targeted at someone because of their gender or sexual orientation. Call my daughter stupid? Not ok. Call her stupid because she's a girl? Perfectly fine.
This is the level of discourse on AI right now. Block function working overtime.
Meanwhile current gen models produce routinely produce complex code. Anyone who has worked with Claude/GPT-4o/o1 experiences this first hand every day. The take that their useless because their training set isn't flawless is wild.
I would want to learn more about the pluses/minuses of this approach. I'm sure there are some good reasons for it, but in my head I'm comparing to the simplest "Rails-y" approach I can think of.