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Chyzwar
5mo ago
You can fix Claude's laziness by modifying the system prompt. https://gist.github.com/chyzwar/99fe217c3ed336f57c74dcffe371...
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5mo ago
Gross margin calculated on API token pricing with discounted training and hardware deprecation. I am no so sure about batch sizes, chatgpt napkin calculation for 5T model show 10-300 sessions.
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5mo ago
All SOTA model providers are losing money. When users run Opus, they are essentially renting a GPU cluster worth half a million dollars for a $100/$200 subscription. If they want to IPO, they need to show a projection toward profit. Fo
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6mo ago
Because your fetch most likely mishandle errors, lack retries, fail on redirects and is unnecessary verbose for both people and agents.
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6mo ago
At lot of advice for solo founders is from people with survivalship bias, vocal sales biz dev and people that had right connections. I think tech solo founder path is different and in today market is very difficult. I can give advice on th
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6mo ago
Exactly without billions in investments this would yet another experimental ISA.
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6mo ago
I recently tested Claude code, opencode, codex on same frontend feature and codex with 5.4 with high effort was the best but most expensive. For me in Europe, Claude Code with 90$ max subscription is the best value for money. My thinking is
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6mo ago
This could be controlled by npm. Client ask for available versions anyway. If package is security fix then it can be made available instantly. But this delay gives time for security scanners and time to notify maintainers that package was p
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6mo ago
NPM should fix this mess. Adding postinstall should require approval from NPM. NPM clients should not install freshly published packages. NPM packages should be scanned after publishing. High profile packages should verify upstream git has
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6mo ago
Main producers actually reduced dram output in 2026. When you have few players with very high capital cost you will end up with cartels like light bulb cartel.
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6mo ago
Because native fetch lack retries, error handling is verbose, search and body serialization create ton of boilerplate. I use KY http client, small lib on top of fetch with great UX and trusted maintainer.
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6mo ago
This leak and looking into source code gave me an impulse to try OpenCode with codex models. I am very impressed with how well it works, and the UI is beautiful.
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7mo ago
No, they made many wrong architecture decisions that made it fringe project rather than mainstream. You could glimpse on how things could played out by looking into bun.js adoption.
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7mo ago
Russia and Kazakhstan control almost 50% of global production and enrichment of uranium. Even today 17% EU supply come from Russia. Uranium mining is not pretty, read about "in situ leaching" mining.
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7mo ago
Levelized Cost of Energy for solar is 30-60$ and 100-200$ for nuclear. In the case of Spain, it is cheaper to build more energy lines with Morocco and battery storage than to use nuclear. Spain already has some of the cheapest energy in Eur
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7mo ago
Both pnpm and yarn implemented npmMinimalAgeGate: 1440 enableScripts: false These mostly solve the issue of adding postinstall scripts and packages being compromised.
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7mo ago
In conflict between equals, landmines are the only practical way to restrict the mobility of the enemy. That's why 20% of Ukraine is contaminated by mines. If you were official and your choices would be losing and more people dying or
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8mo ago
As someone that spend many days on performance I will tell you that bundle size have minimal impact on performance. In most cases backend dominate any performance discussion. Apps are slow because caching is missing, naive pagination, poorl
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9mo ago
Anthropic is building moat around theirs models with claude code, Agent SDK, containers, programmatic tool use, tool search, skills and more. Once you fully integrate you will not switch. Also being capital intensive is a form of moat. I th
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1y ago
If you are CEO of a large company, and you see a huge uptick of ecommerce during covid, you could: - Expand aggressively and compete for top talent - Wait and possibly miss opportunity if trend continue Most CEOs decided to expand.
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1y ago
Node.js made many decisions that have massive impact on ESM adoption. From forcing extensions and dropping index.js to loaders and complicated package.json "exports". In addition to node.js steamrolling everyone, tc39 keep making
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1y ago
For me intermittent fasting after 6pm and small diet changes fixed my acid reflux. PPI were not helping and making things worse. I actually took Betaine HCI supplements to fix digestive issues after PPIs.
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1y ago
> There are no issues with POP and multiple clients whatsoever. POP3 in standard only have "Leave a copy on the server" but lack synchronisation mechanism. > I suggest you to educate yourself on DKIM, DMARC, SPF and SMTP be
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> May I know what is so "terrible" about those protocols ans what "technical debt" are you talking about? POP is pretty archaic and lack support for multiple clients accessing the same account. IMAP is complex, slow a
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1y ago
We do not know. We do not know what documents Trump had in Mar-a-lago, who had access to them, and what he shared with others. Furthermore, we do not know what was in Clintons emails and who read them. If anything, Hegseth’s is less damming
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1y ago
OP did not state his motivation, leaving it for open interpretation.
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1y ago
> The communication intent is often to distract from the content of a topic (red herring). The goal may also be to question the justification for criticism and the legitimacy, integrity, and fairness of the critic, which can take on
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1y ago
Classic whataboutism.
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1y ago
V4 of zod landed recently and it promises better perf https://v4.zod.dev/v4
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2y ago
What company do you use for Polish invoicing?
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