Jcampuzano2

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by Jcampuzano2 2mo ago
I wouldn't say that I'm up there in age, as I'm only 33, but I do think that I typed away faster when I was about 18 to 19 and gaming every day. But that the way that I typed led to issues with my wrists and hands later on. I
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by Jcampuzano2 2mo ago
You don't really have to use them all. Realistically on each side I use ~3-4 of the thumb keys consistently and I have the others bound to just things I rarely do. I also completely unbound the outermost row of keys on both sides. i.e.
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by Jcampuzano2 2mo ago
I love my ZSA Voyager, but after getting into the split keyboard space and having wrist/finger issues, I ended up needing to go with something that supported a concave well, and built in/better tenting. I've been using my Glo
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by Jcampuzano2 2mo ago
If it was a coin flip, there'd be a 50% chance he did good things every day and we'd have a significantly better outcome than we do now. Its many times worse than a coin clip.
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by Jcampuzano2 2mo ago
This couldn't be further from the truth. It was if anything severely under budget of you compare it to what it'd normally cost in engineering time.
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by Jcampuzano2 2mo ago
Its strange how flip floppy the JS ecosystem is, because go back literally 1-3 years or so and the BIGGEST complaint was the lack of a standard library and having to use a package for everything. But now that Bun is actually doing it its so
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by Jcampuzano2 2mo ago
But its not just claude.md. You need to then go and setup your skills, rules, commands etc for claude in their own special place. Sure its small, but it adds up and is just annoying overhead for most teams. They're completely fine with
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by Jcampuzano2 2mo ago
https://github.com/anthropics/claude-code/issues/6235#issuec... - " Generated with Claude Code" God I hate this world. We literally can't even take the time to type a paragraph anymore to respo
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by Jcampuzano2 2mo ago
I'm pretty sure both Anthropic and OpenAI haven't necessarily been secretive that they have internal models that are much more capable than commercially available ones. It's probably a mix of all of that plus simply always ke
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by Jcampuzano2 2mo ago
As polarizing as grok is, it was basically inevitable for it to start being a real competitor given how much investment SpaceX made into its own inference capabilities. Seems if you are okay with it, there's no reason to use anything b
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by Jcampuzano2 2mo ago
This is correct, teachers don't just stop getting paid and lose all benefits every summer (my best friend is a teacher and so is his brother), but at the same time it seems tons of schools now prefer (or are only able to find positions
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by Jcampuzano2 3mo ago
Most of the time I'm convinced its just an attempt to garner sympathy from the general public/outsiders. While obviously not true for all but the vast majority of these executives and C-levels could not name any of the people they
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by Jcampuzano2 3mo ago
Sure that can be called an attack, but then we must also concede these labs essentially massively attacked everyone else in existence to get the data, and continue attacking as we speak. In a way you could see this as a case of Robin Hood.
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by Jcampuzano2 3mo ago
To be fair in every harness I've ever used that has LSP support, they never actually utilize the LSP for more deterministic refactoring tools. And even then when I do enable the LSP in many harnesses oftentimes it doesn't even use
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by Jcampuzano2 3mo ago
Define "failed". If what ends up happening is that every listing has misleading AI photos but they have to disclose it, then also what ends up happening is nobody trusts them anymore. Consumers will know by default to not trust th
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by Jcampuzano2 3mo ago
They're giving everyone their next hit. What I read on social media about people and these resets gives off literal worst kind of addiction vibes. I've literally seen people talking about "Oh I had an existential crisis witho
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by Jcampuzano2 3mo ago
Okay I stand corrected then. Seems strange for a company of your size to have one person push changes that should have easily caught this edge case then. Seems like a change even a small handful of people could have reasonably thought up t
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by Jcampuzano2 3mo ago
> It's Thariq from the Claude Code team here. This was my change! I made the AskUserQuestion tool so am generally in charge of maintaining it. In a sense yes, I think it is actually reasonable to complain that the answer is too huma
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by Jcampuzano2 3mo ago
Did you not read the second sentence? Obviously I know what sol is given my first language being Spanish. I'm just speaking in a general sense that it can be confusing for others. I already know plenty who had no clue what the differen
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by Jcampuzano2 3mo ago
Previously it was much more obvious which model to reach for depending on your use case because they had the mini and nano naming conventions. Getting rid of that seems like a step back. Just a personal nit though. I've seen buzz about
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by Jcampuzano2 3mo ago
I really wish there was just an easy guide on when to use Sol vs Terra vs Luna, and it just moves further into confusing territory when it comes to naming. The naming convention is especially difficult to decipher depending on what your nat
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by Jcampuzano2 3mo ago
Competition for cheaper and efficient models is a good thing, regardless of if you don't like SpaceX, Meta, etc. Especially from US based labs I for one am really glad to get competitive models that will push the major labs to bring pr
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by Jcampuzano2 3mo ago
I'd probably say there instead of a Challenge Mode and a Relax Mode like you said, it could just be a combined mode where there is a timer but after it goes out it simply continues the game on Relax Mode. Or alternatively every word st
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by Jcampuzano2 3mo ago
I mean its the same thing as the data center investments. Think whatever you want about them, whether they're good or bad when it comes to environment, public health etc. But one thing cannot be ignored - that they are not built to emp
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by Jcampuzano2 3mo ago
If we actually punished corrupt officials and we had some kind of truth serum that forced people to admit yes/no as to whether they are corrupt, I would not be surprised if the majority of officials in the federal government would be c
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by Jcampuzano2 3mo ago
I keep trying to convince directors and executives at my company to look past the cost per token amount but they refuse to do so. Those are the only things that actually give any sort of measurement of the monetary value of a token by these
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by Jcampuzano2 4mo ago
I'm not gonna lie, I chuckled a bit reading this. This hasn't been the case for at least a decade now, if not more. First it was extended out to maybe once every 2 years, then more, and lately at every company I've worked at
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by Jcampuzano2 4mo ago
I'm struggling to understand why I'd ever use this instead of just using a lower effort level for opus given on many of the benchmarks listed the cost per task rises above opus at anything higher than medium effort. Only thing I c
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by Jcampuzano2 4mo ago
Not sure why this is being downvoted. A draft is by definition forced labor and a form of slavery. If you are drafted, you are being forced to do something you did not volunteer for. If enough people volunteered there would be no need for a
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by Jcampuzano2 4mo ago
There certainly are arguments against a draft at the individual level - Example being if the people being drafted do not believe in their own governments ability to lead. A draft is by definition forced labor either way - because if enough

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