KronisLV

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by KronisLV 5d ago
Oh no, Kubernetes for agents. I guess all roads lead to complex YAML.
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by KronisLV 9d ago
Time to tackle consumer GPUs next, since I’m not getting that Intel Arc B770.
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by KronisLV 10d ago
> I turned off Anthropic properly and switched all of that over to OpenAI yesterday. Same, just a while longer ago. I much prefer how OpenAI models write to Anthropic's, will probably revisit Anthropic in a generation or two. Contex
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by KronisLV 10d ago
> This is an excellent use case for completely local, small model inference I remember using a small model for autocomplete, I think it was Qwen 2.5 Coder 3B way back, on a laptop with 32 GB of RAM and a 13th Gen Intel i7 CPU. It made th
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by KronisLV 11d ago
Yeah, Mastodon instances like I mentioned! It's just sad that it didn't catch on.
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by KronisLV 11d ago
Running Sentry on prem, I had to swap out their default SeaweedFS setup for Garage because the former kept failing under concurrent writes. I tried digging around for a bit, but found that the swap was easier and faster, Garage has also wor
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by KronisLV 11d ago
> Twitter is a public space used by politicians, governments, public figures, news agencies, et al. I'm quite happy that something like LinkedIn is separate from general purpose social media (imagine the self-aggrandizing spam other
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by KronisLV 11d ago
I had the Quest 2 a while ago and did manage to play some games on it (PCVR through Virtual Desktop, cause they didn't have 1st party support for Intel Arc B580). In regards to shooting games, while some of them were nice (especially m
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by KronisLV 12d ago
> She is a specialist in how technology changes us psychologically and socially. Her new book is on our relationships with chatbots —Artificial Intimacy: Who We Become When We Talk to Machines. It will be published by Little, Brown and C
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by KronisLV 12d ago
I kinda feel like if people have to turn to AI for companionship, it's the same as using AI for therapy - because the real thing isn't available and any number of systems have failed those people along the way. In a sense, that mi
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by KronisLV 13d ago
> I like knowing how the code works, what the data structures are, what APIs are being used, and yes even typing the code into the editor. I'd say it probably depends on the kind of work you do - if the low level details are excitin
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by KronisLV 14d ago
Probably not everyone's thing, but nice layout and color choice! I like the way how it slightly overlaps the surrounding text, but doesn't make it unreadable.
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by KronisLV 14d ago
> The DOJ should be looking into prosecuting executives and board members for these kinds of hacks. With how much the overinflated stocks are propping up the economy, I'd expect them to get a medal for more impressive PR to keep the
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by KronisLV 15d ago
I’ve seen the supposed Kimi thinking output yap about Anthropic’s guidelines and whatnot on many occasions - could also be the result of distillation, but also that straight up being Claude’s output. To be honest I've also gotten Kimi
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by KronisLV 17d ago
You do occasionally find some pretty cool stuff. I found a barren planet in a black hole system where the vibe was all dark and shadowy with the light being tinted purple, and just some crystals or something on the surface, alongside a dama
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by KronisLV 17d ago
> The docs are the only way people find out about our commercial products, and without customers we can't afford to maintain the framework. In lieu of everything else, I'd say that in circumstances like that it's time to a
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by KronisLV 17d ago
This is a very interesting group of takes that feels quite different from my own beliefs. What would you call the belief system? > Global warming: yes, kinda can wipe humanity, but I think much less likely As someone who's seen the
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by KronisLV 17d ago
> I think Meta's strategy is to capture the 'normie-tier' of AI users. For what it's worth, maybe that would help people who struggle with technology in general? Because as far as UI/UX goes, a chat interface for
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by KronisLV 18d ago
It was quite insufferable: https://blog.kronis.dev/blog/ai-slop-is-a-self-inflicted-tra... Long story short, I ended up looking at other providers and models like Kimi K3 and GLM 5.3 and eventually just stuck with Open
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by KronisLV 18d ago
You know, the pricing page lays the features out pretty nicely, surprised that they're not way more popular: https://bunny.net/pricing/ Though I do remember some storage related complaints here on HN, other than t
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by KronisLV 18d ago
I mean the EU has ASML, why can’t we go the rest of the way? Seems kinda shortsighted and I say that as someone who bought the Intel Arc A580 on release and don’t regret it.
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by KronisLV 18d ago
> We need to start shaming individual countries in addition to blanket EU. Reading this gave me a visceral disgust reaction. I have worked in the middle of the night here to be able to ship prod fixes for meeting deadlines. But that and
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by KronisLV 18d ago
To compete, we’d have to throw a lot of the regulations and laws into the trash (especially anything regarding copyright) and do an order of magnitude more investment. I’m surprised that there’s no domestic chip production either, we don’t
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by KronisLV 19d ago
This would need to be a collusion across most of the providers (which I think is likely to happen) otherwise OpenAI would get ditched for Anthropic or vice versa, depending on who raises the prices more. If it happens across the board then
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by KronisLV 20d ago
https://malus.sh/ (I think it was intended to be satire/critique)
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by KronisLV 20d ago
Here's the license text if someone wants to do the work: https://spdx.org/licenses/EUPL-1.2.html#licenseText
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by KronisLV 20d ago
What a disillusioned take, I'm sorry for whatever chain of events and experiences lead to you having it. Personally, living in the Baltics, even a flawed and somewhat fragmented Europe is better than being under a Russian boot. So it&#
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by KronisLV 21d ago
> Its different, in that when you teach that engineer, they either leave because now they hate you, or they grow. Or they just have their own hubris and ignore your (provably better) suggestions because their way is "better/eas
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by KronisLV 21d ago
I recently had some issues with a game not working well on my Intel Arc B580. OpenAI (Anthropic's models definitely could too) ran some profiling inside of Windows, captured a few GB of data, sifted through it, identified the guilty .d
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by KronisLV 22d ago
> The EU is constantly trying to regulate US companies. What, you mean if they want to do business in the EU, sell their products in the EU and process the data of EU citizens? > Every time I click on a stupid cookie notice I fondly t

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