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by Implicated 7mo ago
Thank you.
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by Implicated 7mo ago
Can you not? If not, learn how to. You'll find it helps immensely.
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by Implicated 7mo ago
You didn't use plan mode.
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by Implicated 7mo ago
If I was on the "replace all the meatsacks AGI ftw" team then I would have referred to it as an oracle, by your own logic, wouldn't I have? It's a tool. It's good for some things, not for others. Use the right tool
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by Implicated 7mo ago
So, you observed some telemetry - which would have been some sort of specific metric, right? Wouldn't you communicate that to them as well, not just "it's slow"? "Hey, I saw that metric A was reporting 40% slower, a
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by Implicated 7mo ago
Well now I look like an idiot. But I did learn some things! :D My apologies.
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by Implicated 7mo ago
> Typically the uncountable version is used with a measure of quantity, while the countable version denotes different kinds (flours - different types of flour; peoples - different groups of people). This was very helpful, thank you! (I h
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by Implicated 7mo ago
I got curious and had to fire up the ol LLM to find out what the story is about the words that aren't pluralized - TIL about countable and uncountable nouns. I wonder if the guy giving you trouble about your English speaks French.
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by Implicated 7mo ago
You'll find, at times, that those communicating in a language that's not their primary language will tend to deviate from what one whose it was their primary language might expect. If that's obvious to you than you're ju
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by Implicated 7mo ago
You're holding it wrong. Set the boundaries and guidelines before it starts working. Don't leave it space to do things you don't understand. ie: enforce conventions, set specific and measurable/verifiable goals, define s
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by Implicated 7mo ago
Not trying to be snarky, with all due respect... this is a skill issue. It's a tool. It's a wildly effective and capable tool. I don't know how or why I have such a wildly different experience than so many that describe their
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by Implicated 8mo ago
Same, I still use CC mainly due to it being so wildly better at compaction. The overall experience of using OpenCode was far superior - especially with the LSP configured.
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by Implicated 9mo ago
> but for entirely non-technical reasons we had to exclude it Able/willing to expand on this at all? Just curious.
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by Implicated 10mo ago
On the native interface(s), surely, you can't.
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by Implicated 10mo ago
I think you're missing his point entirely. The problem with these retail purifiers is that you either get quiet or effective. You don't get both. Sure, you can't hear it from 10ft away - but how much air is it moving at that
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by Implicated 10mo ago
I've been down this rabbit hole for a while now and sadly can't seem to find the article about the filtrete vs others, but there's been some people who tested the 'load' on these furnace filters and the Filtrete fil
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by Implicated 11mo ago
Thank you!
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by Implicated 11mo ago
I know nothing. But I'd imagine the number of 'events' generated during this period of downtime will eclipse that number every minute.
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by Implicated 11mo ago
Similarly, I've got 7 regulars and 4 to 5 more occasional visitors that I've been feeding and fixing (11 of them fixed so far) but there's issues with racoons and opossums - pretty sure they stole a whole litter, they taint t
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by Implicated 1y ago
tbh, I don't really understand it well enough to be able to give a response here. But here's a real prompt I just used on a project copy/pasted: ``` Something that seems to have been a consistent gotcha when working with llm&
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by Implicated 1y ago
> But isn't the end goal to be able to get useful results without so much prompting? See below about context. > I mean in the movies for example, advanced AI assistants do amazing things with very little prompting. Seems like tha
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by Implicated 1y ago
> The thing is my "experiment" is one that represents a fairly common use case Valid as well. I guess I'm just nitpicking based on how much I see people saying these models aren't useful combined with seeing this exam
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by Implicated 1y ago
Well, I don't have the context myself about what's happening in this example, though I don't see anything about auth myself. And I left that window at 5-20x because, again, no real context. But unless I was already in the mid
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by Implicated 1y ago
I'm not trying to be offensive here, feel the need to indicate that. But that prompt leads me to believe that you're going to get rather 'random' results due to leaving SO much room for interpretation. Also, in my experi
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by Implicated 1y ago
I'm on a max ($200) plan and I only use opus and I've _never_ hit a rate limit. Definitely using for 5+ hours at a time multiple days per week.
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by Implicated 1y ago
I'm also a max user and I just _leave_ it on Opus 4.1 - I've never hit a rate limit.
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by Implicated 1y ago
I'd imagine that the proportion of "legit" conversations around these topics and those that they're intending to not allow is large enough that it doesn't make sense for them to even entertain the idea of supporting
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by Implicated 1y ago
Congrats!
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by Implicated 1y ago
Yea, I guess in that case I'd say it's likely a bad move in every direction if you're constrained to 5 min to deploy something you don't understand.
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by Implicated 1y ago
> Is it the typical advantages of using a db over a filesystem the reason to use redis instead of just reading from memory mapped files? Eh - while surely not everyone has the benefits of doing so, I'm running Laravel and using Redi

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