Aeolun

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by Aeolun 11mo ago
Software engineer? You think I cite all the code I’ve ever seen before when I reproduce it? That I even remember where it comes from?
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by Aeolun 11mo ago
I think claude could have easily used a script to calculate the positions of the planets exactly here, instead of trying to use the frankly horrible image recognition.
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by Aeolun 11mo ago
I don’t think I have ever in my life noticed a difference between one matress and another. When I lie down, yes, but not when I wake up the next morning.
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by Aeolun 11mo ago
> However, I would balk at paying the historical fraction of my income (or multiple if we go back to the 1700s), for a new bed. It’s probably fine if you are going to use it for the rest of your life. Or you can pay just for the nails, a
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by Aeolun 11mo ago
When the decompilation like that is trivial, so is recreation without decompilation. It implies the LLM know exactly how thins work.
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by Aeolun 11mo ago
If someone has a robots.txt, and I want to request their page, but I want to do that in an automated way, should I open the browser to do it instead of issue a curl request? How about if I am going to ask claude to fetch the page for me?
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by Aeolun 11mo ago
> all you did by removing the status page was hide it True, but everyone that actually made the company work was much happier for it.
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by Aeolun 11mo ago
> AWS is providing me better uptime than if I assembled something myself because I am less resourced and less talented than that massive team. Is it? I can’t say that my personal server has been (unplanned) down at any time in the past 1
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by Aeolun 11mo ago
> Tariff's change this and make it such that domestic producers can produce things at a cost comparable, and ideally less, than other countries. It’s the opposite. It makes things from other countries more expensive. It doesn’t make
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by Aeolun 11mo ago
I wouldn’t be that absolute, but not until Boeing and Airbus use them in their aircraft on a regular basis.
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by Aeolun 11mo ago
I can do this in in Tokyo, and even small town Netherlands. Though in the last I’ll only have a choice between two different crappy mouses.
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by Aeolun 11mo ago
Does it matter? You are apparently contemplating running a third-party binary on your machine anyway. It seems a bit weird to Worry about npm’s security story, which is all about executing arbitrary code.
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by Aeolun 11mo ago
It’s nice that Claude allows you to make things like this just because you want them to exist, right? Making it by hand would be a multi-month project, but it seems to have taken about 3 weeks?
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by Aeolun 11mo ago
Hmm, I haven’t managed to make it work yet, and I’ve tried. The best I can manage is three completely separate projects, and they all get only divided attention (which is often good enough these days).
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by Aeolun 11mo ago
> It's been pretty awful, IME, at working with less well-known languages Well, there’s your problem. You should have selected React while you had the chance.
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by Aeolun 11mo ago
Just because you can solve problems with one class of tools doesn’t mean another class is pointless. A whole new class of problems just became solvable.
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by Aeolun 11mo ago
It’s pretty impressive that that juicero thing wasn’t the most bizarre thing they could come up with.
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by Aeolun 11mo ago
There’s the unifont, but it’s not really something you’d want to ship in a game. The main focus is apparently on making sure every character is covered, not that it looks nice.
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by Aeolun 11mo ago
Doesn’t sound crazy at all? My Max subscription costs me more than all the other netflix/spotify etc combined, but I pay it happily, and spotify would go before Claude does.
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by Aeolun 11mo ago
https://github.com/Aeolun/cool-rust-terminal I was honestly baffled how fast Claude knocked this out.
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by Aeolun 11mo ago
I got to love that the author of the thing can show up and say “Why?! I never said any of that!” A lot of stuff related to older languages is lost in the sands of time, but the same thing isn’t true for current ones.
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by Aeolun 11mo ago
> Why did Anthropic choose Bun instead of Deno, if Deno is written in a better language? Something about moral and philosophical flexibility.
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by Aeolun 11mo ago
Real world benchmarks include database queries and http requests? That’d quickly obviate any differences between runtimes. Lol, yeah, this person is running a performance test on postgres, and attributing the times to JS frameworks.
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by Aeolun 11mo ago
I think because their models are open (e.g. CC can send any instruction and it’ll use your max plan), they need to keep the code obfuscated to prevent people from sending everybody and their mother through that API. Codex has the opposite i
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by Aeolun 11mo ago
Because nobody (including you, apparently) cares enough to implement it?
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by Aeolun 11mo ago
> He could've saved so much time and avoided building a whole new runtime by simply not using the completely wrong tool for the job. True, but where is the fun in that?
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by Aeolun 11mo ago
Maybe it’s more that those who work with the door open do work that is hailed as important. It might be based on the work of those that worked with the door closed, but those citations are ultimately irrelevant in the grand scheme of things
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by Aeolun 11mo ago
> Deepseek on openrouter is still 25x cheaper than claude Is it? Or only when you don’t factor in Claude cached context? I’ve consistently found it pointless to use open models because the price of the good ones is so close to cached con
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by Aeolun 11mo ago
The nuance is that most meetings aren’t worth my time, even if I can add value to being in all of them.
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by Aeolun 11mo ago
It’s kinda weird, because I have the exact same feeling about people who seem to categorically reject it based on what appear to be mostly emotions.

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