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by CGamesPlay 3mo ago
I'm trying to come to terms with this issue in my own interactions with open source as well. Where I'm at currently: since code is cheap and analysis is expensive, it can be more beneficial to a project's maintainer to get a
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by CGamesPlay 3mo ago
Midway through https://www.chinatalk.media/p/how-to-buy-cheap-claude-tokens... which was the article from the top-level comment.
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by CGamesPlay 3mo ago
I mean, which lawyer caste do you respect? Is that one is cool with stealing credit cards to buy Claude subscriptions? > 3. At an Italian airport: Constantly stealing bags, opening them to pick out MacBooks and credit cards, a credit car
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by CGamesPlay 4mo ago
I just started referring to those coworkers as Claude directly. Not like, at the start of the message, but after the first line? Nobody’s noticed yet.
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by CGamesPlay 4mo ago
If they find another success half as good as Claude Code it will all be worthwhile. (Monetarily good, not like, quality good)
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by CGamesPlay 4mo ago
Isn't the first section no-longer accurate for several years? I understood that, while we serialize the end of turn markers in a text format like `</think>`, internally they are a dedicated token that cannot be forged (a use
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by CGamesPlay 4mo ago
Can somebody help me understand the Quantization Analysis? It says "dynamic 4-bit UD-Q4_K_XL and dynamic 5-bit UD-Q5_K_XL are generally lossless" while showing a top-1% token agreement on the chart of 97.5%. Not what I would consi
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by CGamesPlay 4mo ago
> Perhaps most people in the future won't bother. They'll just let agents do it all. But can you imagine the look on some young teen’s face when they train their own GPT on their local computer for the first time?
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by CGamesPlay 4mo ago
It doesn't seem to actually differentiate at all. If I move my iPhone around on a plane (table), the dots move. If I hold in in my hand and move left/right, the dots move. If I hold it in my hand and raise/lower my arm, the d
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by CGamesPlay 4mo ago
Don't forget to count your EBS and egress fees when you make your AWS spreadsheet.
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by CGamesPlay 4mo ago
I doubt it has an "age of sail" mod, but there's this one: https://store.steampowered.com/app/794860/eSail_Sailing_Simu...
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by CGamesPlay 4mo ago
Nice! I am still looking for the best AI integration for my setup. Currently I don't have any interaction between Forgejo and my coding agent. I experimented with a Forgejo Actions runner, but the problem that I had was there's no
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by CGamesPlay 4mo ago
Is there a widely-used open modern chat network? Specifically, I'm fine with the feature set of IRC, but I want durable messages and a mobile client. Speaking as someone who hasn't run their own bouncer in 10+ years.
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by CGamesPlay 4mo ago
I think its killer use case is actually embedded in non-web places. Tree Sitter parsers require arbitrary programs to be able to parse arbitrary languages. WebAssembly is a natural way to achieve that: write your parser in any language, com
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by CGamesPlay 4mo ago
I don't think this is an east-coast/west-coast thing, but I think people all over the USA use the word "park" to mean anything on the scale of corner playground to national wilderness area.
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by CGamesPlay 4mo ago
Enshrine it in actual law. Theodore Roosevelt donated some of his land when the national parks became law, and that’s held up reasonably well. There’s no such thing as a guarantee, but it is pretty decent precedence.
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by CGamesPlay 4mo ago
The announcement elucidated this, and it's IMO worse than this. They don't downgrade to a cheaper model ([edit] for certain classes of offense they suspect you of). They sabotage the model's outputs in other, undisclosed, way
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by CGamesPlay 4mo ago
It's unstated, but I'm willing to assume that only the root package.json is consulted to decide if these scripts are allowed. Otherwise, yes, this would not actually change anything.
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by CGamesPlay 4mo ago
> Our biggest perf/resource gain is dynamic memory, which reduces memory usage a lot by releasing unused memory back to macOS. Nothing else supports this, including Containerization. Wow, missed this when reviewing OrbStack. I assum
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by CGamesPlay 4mo ago
If you can express that operation in Terraform, then Coder would let you do that. First problems I can think of are connectivity from the Coder provisioner to your local machine (Tailscale? Local?), and migrating disk images if you want to
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by CGamesPlay 4mo ago
Not quite, it’s still a VM. And while it supports virtio balloon for growing RAM, it doesn’t yet support releasing that RAM back to the host. And there isn’t a convenient way to shrink the sparse disk images as they grow yet, either.
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by CGamesPlay 4mo ago
> After Terry Bisson's "They're Made Out of Meat". https://www.eastoftheweb.com/short-stories/UBooks/TheyMade.s...
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by CGamesPlay 4mo ago
I'm using https://coder.com for all my development containers. I've got mine hooked up to a k8s cluster, but anything that you can provision with Terraform can be used (e.g. docker containers).
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by CGamesPlay 4mo ago
That's a terrible distinction to make on a topic about how the coding agent gained root inadvertently.
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by CGamesPlay 4mo ago
I'll accept that it shouldn't be default, but just because your web app runs in rootless docker does not mean that root docker has no place. There are several limitations: https://docs.docker.com/engine/securi
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by CGamesPlay 4mo ago
Amazing that CVE-2026-24061 is basically exactly the same vulnerability, 27 years later. CVE-1999-0113: https://seclab.cs.ucdavis.edu/projects/testing/vulner/18.htm... CVE-2026-24061: https://nvd.n
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by CGamesPlay 5mo ago
And that fact is also true for all of the books on all of the discontinued Kindles. Given, the kindle won't last 500 years, but the support window is in some senses longer than for those 500-year-old books, which never received a sin
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by CGamesPlay 5mo ago
14 years support window is so insanely good. But as it goes... You either die a hero or you live long enough to become the villain.
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by CGamesPlay 5mo ago
Sure: https://noslopgrenade.com https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48219992
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by CGamesPlay 5mo ago
> For a Fortune 100, to go out of your way to spook investors is the least desirable approach. The company that had 40 million Azure servers compromised? This is a drop in the bucket, the investors clearly do not care about this. https:

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