Aeolun

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by Aeolun 2mo ago
Blobs are unique. Whether you have 700 forks or not, data doesn’t increase. I’m unpacking the git stuff, keeping all the blobs on disk as alternates. Then syncing to object storage. This proved really slow so the blobs are still repacked to
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by Aeolun 2mo ago
The best part of this article was seeing the old computer store. It was all so much better before the internet... Don't get me wrong. I like the internet, but...
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by Aeolun 2mo ago
It is prejudiced. If you like sending patches over email more power to you, but there’s a reason 99% of the world’s devs does not follow that workflow.
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by Aeolun 2mo ago
I’m working on it. Unfortunately ‘high reliability’ also means ‘tons of testing’, and ‘finding all the performance holes before your customers’. It’s kind of a shame, because Github keeps giving me fantastic ways to toot my own horn, but I
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by Aeolun 2mo ago
> There's no reason this would lead to a radiological event or more significant casualty. Depends on whether you lose cooling at the same time right? If your rods drop because the power/cooling to your plant disappears (Fukushi
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by Aeolun 2mo ago
> It seems incredibly unlikely cloudflare does this when just DNS hosting Not to mention impossible when ‘just’ DNS hosting. Though I suppose they could secretly replace the stated IP with one of their own anyway and then still proxy the
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by Aeolun 2mo ago
I mean, the problem isn’t the rent seeking. It’s the licking it up part.
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by Aeolun 2mo ago
I mean. They used to be good. When they started out their docs were absolutely far above the competition. They aren’t now, and Stripe has lived long enough that they’ve seen themselves become the villain.
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by Aeolun 2mo ago
I’ve read random kid science books to my son with this info in. The problem is the AI has perfect recall.
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by Aeolun 2mo ago
I think the fact that ‘just work it out on the fly’ is a viable response to ‘I cannot remember things’ is what makes the intelligence right?
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by Aeolun 2mo ago
Doesn’t that rather defeat the point? Aren’t kids supposed to discover for themselves which things they like?
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by Aeolun 2mo ago
Because Opus 5 is an asshole.
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by Aeolun 2mo ago
> general workers at most airports Yes, exactly. But actually, given what they must be paid they do an admirable job. I can’t truly blame someone for not giving a shit, it’s just frustrating for me when getting on my flight depends on th
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by Aeolun 2mo ago
Like, I hate the sheer size of Schiphol, but I’m never wondering where anything is, and if I need to get there I can always get there by sprinting. I like that part of it.
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by Aeolun 2mo ago
My summarization creation functions over batches of 50 messages, and I don’t often lose important context any more. The loss comes from trying to stick a whole conversation in a single compaction request (at least in my case)
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by Aeolun 2mo ago
I’m partial to Gorrila.bas
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by Aeolun 2mo ago
How does it stop Youtube from showing recommendations?
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by Aeolun 2mo ago
That seems so impossible that it's absurd. I hear people talking about one thing. ChatGPT, nobody even mentions Gemini. If it's Gemini they're using, nobody is aware it is Gemini, and the only place that happens is on the goo
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by Aeolun 2mo ago
So maybe the problem is that you shouldn’t have self checkout if you cannot do it without immediately being stolen from?
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by Aeolun 2mo ago
I'd say the law has achieve exactly the effect it intended .
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by Aeolun 2mo ago
I don't really see how that works. I have my own terminal app (because I love cool retro terminal and kitty, but nobody combined them so far), built by Claude. It's open source. I don't think anyone but me uses it. There&#x27
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by Aeolun 2mo ago
I think as AI eats the web ‘critical thinking’ is disappearing.
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by Aeolun 2mo ago
> a sufficiently complex consumer or enterprise app winds up having big performance problems if people don't know what they're doing Yes, and absolutely nobody will care if it does the thing it was meant to do. Performance is n
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by Aeolun 2mo ago
Did he really say that the VPS would be in trouble if it received 5 requests per second of mostly static pages? Something that currently costs $90 per month to serve through CloudFlare?
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by Aeolun 2mo ago
But DeepSeek now has a warning they’re going to sharply increase their API pricing sometime in the future.
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by Aeolun 2mo ago
It doesn’t matter to me because all the stuff I use now is open source built by me. Whether or not it goes closed source is entirely up to me. I am however quite annoyed by these “open source until it gets popular enough” schemes. But then
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by Aeolun 2mo ago
Writing with LLM’s is still really hard if you want to keep your storyline consistent.
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by Aeolun 3mo ago
> should there be efficient trains between London and Manchester? And preferably at prices lower than what an equivalent journey would cost by airplane.
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by Aeolun 3mo ago
Yeah, but you only pay the switch on the much cheaper model, the first bit is done with smaller context on the expensive model, so you still save money in the end.
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by Aeolun 3mo ago
Kimi k3 is noticeably more censored than k2.5 It’s starting to sound like Claude.

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