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by JSR_FDED 1y ago
“Potentially” is doing some heavy lifting here. As it stands currently, the valuations of these LLM businesses imply that they will be able to capture a lot of the generated value. But the open source/weights offerings, and competition
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by JSR_FDED 1y ago
I think the only magic the author is referring to is the “magic of engineering”
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by JSR_FDED 1y ago
Interesting, I hadn’t thought about it that way. But can a thing on the other end of an API call ever truly have a “stake“?
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by JSR_FDED 1y ago
This looks very good, easy to understand. Do you have a sense for how much RAM it uses (not for storing the vectors themselves - those I’ll keep in a file), but when doing a search? I have one use case where it could run on a VPS provided i
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by JSR_FDED 1y ago
Tangentially, 50% of effort goes into assembling long complex CLI commands, and 50% fighting with escaping for the shell. Adding text to a video adds it’s own escaping hell for the text. Has anyone found a bulletproof recipe for calling ffm
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by JSR_FDED 1y ago
I’ve never had any issues using a .666 subnet
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by JSR_FDED 1y ago
Whether this is good or bad for Zed remains to be seen. I wonder though what the play is here for Sequoia - like all VCs they’re looking for the possibility of a huge return. I don’t see how “just” an editor (even with paying users) can gen
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by JSR_FDED 1y ago
Appreciate the info, thanks.
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by JSR_FDED 1y ago
Food for thought, thanks!
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by JSR_FDED 1y ago
Some questions for those with RoR experience… 1. If you know Python, Lua, JS and C, how hard would it be to learn Ruby? 2. What’s the best way to learn Ruby and Rails today? 3. How important is it that you know the previous versions of Rai
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by JSR_FDED 1y ago
I love this
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by JSR_FDED 1y ago
So just the remaining 80%
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by JSR_FDED 1y ago
1. Vim is extremely alive 2. “Lue” is actually Lua 3. It’s very possible to use both Vimscript and Lua in the same Neovim setup, so transition (or don’t) at your leisure. 4. New plugins tend to be written in Lua (for Neovim).
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by JSR_FDED 1y ago
They are specifically looking at R&D in Manufacturing. I think there you can make the case (as they do) that one new innovation can erase the productivity benefits of a prior innovation.
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by JSR_FDED 1y ago
This hits home for me. > Then: We were the kids who saw the blinking cursor not as a barrier, but as an invitation. We typed characters into the voids and got back secrets. Our goal was not destruction, it was understanding — to understa
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by JSR_FDED 1y ago
What I meant was that on the one hand the article says that we shouldn’t underestimate the shameless. On the other hand it says that the person who employed shamelessness in the first election likely won’t win again (thereby underestimating
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by JSR_FDED 1y ago
My F150 set itself on fire the other day
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by JSR_FDED 1y ago
Weird contradiction in the article - it warns us not to complacently write off those who appear shameless… but also: > any major politician sticking to a pre-2016 playbook today is almost certainly not going to win.
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by JSR_FDED 1y ago
The value is in the author’s experience with other tools that caused problems as his database grew, and in learning from his reasoning about the appropriate solution for his particular problem.
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by JSR_FDED 1y ago
This was fun, and the conclusion was pretty good (slight preference for human-friendly and concrete). At first I was frustrated that the answers were very much “it depends”, but then I decided that (a) this is low stakes, (b) just pick the
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by JSR_FDED 1y ago
I don’t think they had a backup plan
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by JSR_FDED 1y ago
I was in Thailand recently and drove in an EV taxi. It was as plain as possible, just a simple sedan, analog speedometer, regular buttons, no screen of any kind. That’s the car I want - the simplicity of an EV without all the other BS that
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by JSR_FDED 1y ago
I read that there were two identical workshops right next to each other, and that they needed to raid both of them to make absolutely sure.
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by JSR_FDED 1y ago
> Think about this for a second. The physical keypad -- exposed to British weather, coated in a mysterious film of protein shake and regret, probably being livestreamed to TikTok by someone's ring doorbell -- accepts my ancient PIN
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by JSR_FDED 1y ago
My favorite post in a long time. Super straightforward, confirms my own early experiences but the author has gone further than I have and I can already see how his hard-won insight is going to save me time and money. One change I’m going t
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One weird trick to making Claude Code palatable to use
4 points by JSR_FDED 1y ago|9 comments
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by JSR_FDED 1y ago
Thanks, I learned a lot from this.
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by JSR_FDED 1y ago
I don’t know if it’s PsyOps or not, but this is recognizable: > We have been fed a steady diet of bullshit for the last several years. --General purpose agents that turn out to suck so badly people struggle to find real-world use cases f
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by JSR_FDED 1y ago
Tangential, but I’ve always found this hard to understand. Surely the things you value are worth hanging on to/fighting for?
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by JSR_FDED 1y ago
Perplexing indeed

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