robertfw

for the future? this has already been happening for years and is a major reason we're in the predicament we're in

> I think the online element hates Gretzky because of something about the order of Canada

I would say it has a fair bit more to do with his cozying up to Trump

OpenAI was doing this back with GPT2, saying it was too dangerous to release

I was in this camp as well until recently, in the last 2-3 weeks I've been seeing problems that I wasn't seeing before, largely in line with the issues highlighted in the ticket (ownership dodging, hacky fixes, not finishing a task).

how utterly disconnected from reality you are

`uv` has per-package overrides, I imagine there may be similar in other managers

Yeah, the moment I saw this I knew this article was not going to be very useful.

Getting claude to follow your guidance files consistently is a bit maddening.

I really don't get this sentiment. The only sets that I think didn't contribute like this were the bionicle stuff. Getting a few more unique parts with a set gives you more options, not less.

I wonder if it's just: compact earlier, so there's less to compact, and more remaining context that can be used to create a more effective continuation

I've been using a `/feedback ...` command with claude code where I give it either positive or negative feedback about some action it just did, and it'll look through the session to make some educated guesses about why it did some thing - notably, checking for "there was guidance for this, but I didn't follow it", or "there was no guidance for this".

the outcome is usually a new or tweaked skill file.

it doesn't always fix the problem, but it's definitely been making some great improvements.

I was already programming when I got into mindstorms (so very happy that my high school had an "Industrial Control Technologies" class), but the jump in complexity and the thrill of seeing my code power something physical was definitely a turning point

I still have my mindstorms controller + sensors, I wonder how much effort it would be to get everything up and running again

I feel like the special parts have eased off, it was pretty bad with the bionicle stuff (which ironically are apparently what saved lego from financial difficulties), but I'd say all of the recent sets I've got (I get one a year for Christmas) going back at least 5 years have been made up of relatively generic parts, with the odd little special bit for flair.