ErikBjare

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by ErikBjare 14d ago
They probably didn't conflict at the time, see if you tell the resolver to use versions no newer than the publication date (like uv's `exclude-newer` option). I've gotten deps for older research code to install with that one
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by ErikBjare 15d ago
Which are the obvious and easy solutions?
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by ErikBjare 2mo ago
I don't think I've ever had a keyboard die on me
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by ErikBjare 4mo ago
I refuse to believe this wasn't written to intentionally bait, reads like copypasta.
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by ErikBjare 7mo ago
Both of those are statically served
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by ErikBjare 7mo ago
If you run Claude Code with `-p --output-format json` it's no longer a TUI, but it's still a harness.
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by ErikBjare 7mo ago
The subsidized Codex/Claude subscriptions make it not so bad.
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by ErikBjare 8mo ago
To be fair to Android, iOS isn't offering "good device independent camera apps" either, you only have ~one choice of device with iOS.
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by ErikBjare 9mo ago
An informative rejection message with the reason for the restriction usually addresses this well with recent models.
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by ErikBjare 9mo ago
Those requirements should include "estimated setup & recurring administrative costs for businesses of size x to comply should be lower than y" in some way.
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by ErikBjare 9mo ago
And mine last year
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by ErikBjare 9mo ago
https://erik.bjareholt.com
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by ErikBjare 9mo ago
That's where it got its name from
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by ErikBjare 9mo ago
They were assigned a huge prefix at the creation of the internet iirc
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by ErikBjare 10mo ago
Plenty of aider-era tools were though, like my own gptme which is about as old as aider
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by ErikBjare 10mo ago
This was confusing me, thanks.
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by ErikBjare 10mo ago
Kinda disappointed, doesn't seem all that advanced to me.
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by ErikBjare 11mo ago
I did that a year ago, I imagine it would work better today.
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by ErikBjare 11mo ago
Same with mine that has been around for over 2 years now: https://github.com/gptme/gptme
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by ErikBjare 11mo ago
In the case of BBs they need to withstand a fair bit of force, so I don't think it's about money. The biodegradable ones (PLA) on the market I've tried perform less well than their non-biodegradable alternatives and can shatt
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by ErikBjare 11mo ago
AFAIK (not much) it definitely helps to train on longer sequences even with rope/yarn and is needed if you care about long context performance (and not just the long context capability ).
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by ErikBjare 11mo ago
Apparently Persona was even based on some prior work called "VerifiedEmailProtocol", eerily similar to the OP
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by ErikBjare 11mo ago
This summarizes it well. I wish Codex could learn to tooluse as well as Sonnet, would really unleash the deep thinking it's so good at.
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by ErikBjare 11mo ago
Honestly I think poetry was a bigger development than uv. I used pipenv before it, and requirements before that, and I can't imagine going back. I've yet to fully embrace uv and migrate away from poetry for that reason (even thoug
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by ErikBjare 1y ago
> I am as much in the dark as anyone on if you can get LLMs to reliably do useful work. I can't understand how people still say this with a straight face.
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by ErikBjare 1y ago
I've been building a Python+Qt+PyInstaller app for a decade (ActivityWatch) which we are migrating to Tauri for a wide range of reasons. Perhaps the largest one is easy cross-platform packaging/builds (which is a lot of work wit
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by ErikBjare 1y ago
If you generate the tests, run those tests, apply fixes without any oversight, it is the very same situation. In reality, we have PR reviews.
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by ErikBjare 1y ago
They are common in new construction in the Nordics as well.
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by ErikBjare 1y ago
Is this news to people? I feel like we argued about this months ago and I don't see anything new here?
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by ErikBjare 1y ago
What do you mean "just the top-level yarn.lock", doesn't it include all the resolved dependencies?

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