After you created a spec did you ask the Claude to break down the spec into epics and tasks?

I've found that helps a lot.

I believe that's something it does automatically now.

In the past it did help a lot, but now it's the default behavior.

The CEO's compensation in 2024 was $1.3 million.

That is seven figures, no?

What % of the time does it work?

Any adverse experiences (e.g. punch in the face)?

I used to use a 40" 4k TV.

Now I use a 38" ultrawide, which is roughly the same width (in pixels and in inches) but doesn't require my head to move up/down as much.

I could imagine using a 52" ultrawide if it were placed further away from me (i.e. deeper desk). The extra pixels would make it effectively a retina display.

I spent 1 minute and couldn't configure out how to use it. I clicked the first CTA. Then on the next page I clicked the first CTA. It has some progress bar that says 'decrypting' but then nothing else.

Apart from facts and values, people differ in their ability to predict the outcome of policy choices.

I'm currently building an app for that: https://causity.app/

It's more of a communication tool than one for exact modeling of system dynamics, but this could follow once the basic mechanics are agreed on.

Exactly. Most propaganda is about embellishment and fear mongering that completely destroys the ability of the individual to accurately access the topic at hand.

You're assuming they had (or would have had) the ability in the first place.

(s/access/assess)

How did you discover this?

Might have been this thing:

https://v.redd.it/fpa35i6b97dg1/CMAF_1080.mp4

If your data aren't too large, you can use faiss-cpu and pickle

https://pypi.org/project/faiss-cpu/

For the uneducated, how large is too large? Curious.

FAISS runs in RAM. If your dataset can't fit into ram, FAISS is not the right tool.

Shoud it be:

If the total size of your data isn't loo large...?

Data being a plural gets me.

You might have small datums but a lot of kilobytes!

Data is technically a plural but nobody uses the singular and it’s being used as a singular term often - which is completely fine I think, nobody speaks Latin anyway

The opposite of Data is Lore.