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by 112233 10mo ago
From the article: "I've had Claude Code write an entire unit/integration test suite in a few hours (300+ tests) for a fairly complex internal tool" Did you catch what the author didn't mention? Are the tests any goo
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by 112233 10mo ago
How are you not seeing any ads with that setup? I just read your comment and saw multiple ads!
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by 112233 10mo ago
This is what happens when writing comments in low-coffee environment. I read "parallels" and my head thinks "crossover". The small beef is with Crossover, not Parallels. Somebody downvote the comment.
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by 112233 10mo ago
Happy to hear! Mine license year coincided with the breaking MacOS change, crossover didn't work most of the time, got stuff working under wineskin and let the license lapse. after a time, got email insinuating I'm using illegal p
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by 112233 10mo ago
While I agree with the sentiment, you are being to generous. Claude is like a new intern every 15..30 minutes, or however long it takes to fill the context. "Oh, I know what is the issue, let me delete this code for now" and proce
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by 112233 11mo ago
Titanic is not an example of why building ships has to be avoided. C++ is a great example, yes, of the damage ambitious and egotistical personas can inflict when cooperation is necessary.
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by 112233 11mo ago
For me it's eye fatigue. When you put large 4k TV far enough it's same view angle as a 27" desk monitor, you're almost 1.5m away from it.
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by 112233 1y ago
Current "one host" options are in ridiculous territory - 256 core CPUs with terabytes of RAM an storage in 100 GB/s range. A decade ago that much needed a few racks.
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by 112233 1y ago
This is sad for people that are not related to science. Since platonic ideal science is axiomatically infallible, by agreed definition (as is platonic free market and other similar models), it is assumed that anyone from outside the academi
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by 112233 1y ago
it is no such thing. nobody maps overtones on sheet, durations are toast, you need to macroexpand all flat/sharps, volume is passed by vibe-words, it has 500+ of historical compost and so on. sheet music to fft is like wine tasting to
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by 112233 1y ago
Nothing. Opening selection of apps is such an arcane corner case it should not be the easiest to do thing, put it into twice nested menu. Same as typing should not delete selected text if there is no undo.
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by 112233 1y ago
Fixed local model? Maybe. An online service like google, chatgpt or whatsapp? No you cannot. It does not matter how well you are aware of risks, symptoms and effects of psychological self-manipulation by current batch of models. All it take
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by 112233 1y ago
Does it still show "this folder is empty" while the OS is loading folder contents? And does Ctrl+A Enter stll launch all programs and files at once?
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by 112233 1y ago
This looks .. epic. How comes it has flown under my radar, feels like finding gnome village in your car glovebox. Thank you for the mention!
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by 112233 1y ago
How would you do it? I'm quite interested! How can you hide container processes in host procfs using bwrap? And make sure no mounts stay mounted in the host? The most "nothing leaks in" runtime I've seen is gVisor (befor
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by 112233 1y ago
not .. really. Linux kernel has no concept of a container, you have to be super careful to avoid "mixing" host stuff in. I'm yet to see an case where "leaking in" would be prevented by default. Docker "leaks in
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by 112233 1y ago
I'm at the point where I don't touch python without uv at all, if possible. The only bad is, now I want to use uv to install go and java and debian packages too ... :( The ability to get random github project working without messi
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by 112233 1y ago
I have yet to see anything to convince me he was not being a troll and making that argument deliberately so jumbled up in bad faith. First of all, what purpose the person in the room serves, but to confuse and misdirect? Replace that person
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by 112233 1y ago
There we go again. You claim that thinking is a biological process by definition, and use your definition to "prove" that software cannot be thinking. What if instead of software simulation of thinking we would have an actual sof
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by 112233 1y ago
Never will I ever set up tools and home environment directly on the distro. Only in a rootfs that I can proot/toolbx/bwrap into. Not only I don't want to set up again on different computer, distro upgrade has nuked "fanc
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by 112233 1y ago
Any example of such damaging blowback that is ravaging other NAS vendors who carelessly allow their users to recklessly use inappropriate drives?
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by 112233 1y ago
Do they really? Their types really have no custom constructors and you can use designated initializers for your data? I would really much like to have been underestimating C++, could you show an example of such a library?
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by 112233 1y ago
Thank you for these links! Their "circuits" research is fascinating. In the example you mention, note how the planned rhyme is piggybacking on the newline token. The internal state that the emergent circuits can use is 1:1 mapped
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by 112233 1y ago
Sorry for confusion. I am talking about documents like this: https://www.ikea.com/us/en/files/pdf/26/84/268411e4/eket_oct... that contain all information about series in compact, easy to u
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by 112233 1y ago
Here is a page for Eket collection: https://www.ikea.lv/lv/collections/eket Please look at it quickly and try understanding what elements are available. Or, say, Platsa having half of the pieces called Småstad, be
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by 112233 1y ago
But how does it make sense in the case you describe to hide those pdfs on the site so deep you cannot find them except when told where to click (or by major accident)?
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by 112233 1y ago
Oh, as a scripting language you embed into your project so that you can write scripts for it — there is hardly anything better than Lua. The C code is super clean and easy to embed and modify. But once that project gets passed to next
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by 112233 1y ago
Have you read large Lua codebases written by others? It is write-only language. All your "very predictable" features are overloadable, at runtime. No static typing to rest your eye on. It is a swamp. "But, just write good cod
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by 112233 1y ago
A bit OT, but why is ikea internet store (any country) designed to be so unusable? Lists of available components hidden in pdfs tucked in obscure menu, no way to find compatible components, search flooded with tens of thousands of "com
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by 112233 1y ago
Given how badly most models degrade once reaching a particular context size (any whitepapers on this welcome), reasoning does seem like quick hack, instead of a thought out architecture.

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