KronisLV

34 ms·

391.
by KronisLV 6mo ago
> The other half has been ringing the alarm bells for well over a decade; it seems to make no difference. I feel like the issue there is that alarm bells in of themselves solve nothing. I won't extend that argument to one of its obv
392.
by KronisLV 6mo ago
A multi-stage Docker build where you separate pulling in dependencies from building the thing you want is as close as you're going to get. Something like the following works well in practice: 1) pinned base image (e.g. Ubuntu LTS)
393.
by KronisLV 6mo ago
> IS that a thing still? Yeah, using it in production. If you don't need the equivalent of CRDs or other complex stuff like network meshes, it's stable and pretty okay! My ingress is just a regular web server image, for example
394.
by KronisLV 6mo ago
> It felt like using a premium product, and it never felt like they were racing to keep up with the news cycle, or reply to competitors. I don't know, their desktop app felt really laggy and even switching Code sessions took a few s
395.
by KronisLV 6mo ago
This reads like good news! They probably still lost a bunch of users due to the negative public sentiment and not responding quickly enough, but at least they addressed it with a good bit of transparency.
396.
by KronisLV 6mo ago
I also agree with this! I think the ideal model would be being able to depend on upstream code, but being able to review ALL of the actual code changes when pulling in new dependency versions (with a nice UI) and being able to vendor things
397.
by KronisLV 6mo ago
Docker is great development tooling (still some rough edges, of course). Docker Compose is good for running things on a single server as well. Docker Swarm and Hashicorp Nomad are good for multi-server setups. Kubernetes is... enterprise an
398.
by KronisLV 6mo ago
Very reasonable arguments! > As a user, I essentially want my software to stay the same as long as possible. If I really need a new feature or am struggling with a bug, that’s when I contact the developers. I largely agree and think that
399.
by KronisLV 6mo ago
ourFetch is more likely to be buggy, unmaintained, undocumented and nobody knows it well because the guy who wrote it left the org 2 years ago and so you have to waste time reading and maintaining it yourself. Axios is something where you g
400.
by KronisLV 6mo ago
> Why not conduct a survey? Large amounts of time before getting feedback, low percentage of people responding, not an accurate sample of all users (you will get signal from the loudest ones) and inaccurate data (biases in perception) in
401.
by KronisLV 6mo ago
> I'm curious why corporate development teams always feel the need to spy on their users? Cause the alternative is viewing all of your app as one opaque blob - you don't know exactly how it's being used, which features act
402.
by KronisLV 6mo ago
I got an Aigo AIO (AC SE 240) off of AliExpress and use it as an automated reminder that my system needs an upgrade: once it stops working (with an upper bound of maybe 4-5 years), I'll know that it's time! Didn't even need t
403.
by KronisLV 6mo ago
> I wonder how many other people recently did the same. Some negative signal for better overall view on things: I'm still with Anthropic and will probably stay with them for the foreseeable future. I think after DoD/DoW shenani
404.
by KronisLV 6mo ago
I bet it's easy to be against AI, instead of those who use it in inhumane ways (and hold considerably more power). To them, AI is just a tool. If it wasn't AI, it would be buildings full of people and automated devices posting mis
405.
by KronisLV 6mo ago
> Intel Arc GPU rendering issues have nothing to do with Godot’s choice of high-level scripting language. The GitHub repo for Godot has 83'164 commits. Let me pull an arbitrary unimportant number out of my ass, which is 6 hours of w
406.
by KronisLV 6mo ago
> Or maybe without GDScript the engine would not get the traction it has and would not have the resources to do anything at all. Or the developers might not find C# to be as interesting to work on and some people that stick around in par
407.
by KronisLV 6mo ago
> This is the rugpull that is starting to push me to reconsider my use of Claude subscriptions. I'm still with them cause the model is good, but yes, I'm noticing my limits burning up somewhat faster on the 100 USD tier, I bet
408.
by KronisLV 6mo ago
> GDScript is great, what do you mean? They do have a pretty nice page talking a bit more about GDScript: https://docs.godotengine.org/en/stable/about/faq.html#what-i... The obvious additional good from th
409.
by KronisLV 6mo ago
> This is key. In my experience, asking an LLM why it did something is usually pointless. In a subsequent round, it generally can't meaningfully introspect on its prior internal state, so it's just referring to the session tran
410.
by KronisLV 6mo ago
> There's not a lot of churn in Unity Deprecating entire languages (probably the right call long term, oddly enough Godot is keeping GDScript around). Render pipelines (URP and HDRP to be merged, built in likewise being deprecated).
411.
by KronisLV 6mo ago
The new one is quite a bit heavier! GLM 4.7 is 358B parameters: https://huggingface.co/zai-org/GLM-4.7 GLM 5.1 is 754B parameters: https://huggingface.co/zai-org/GLM-5.1 That said, 5.1 is indeed a
412.
by KronisLV 6mo ago
> SQL is not hard enough to require an LLM to think about for you As someone who's seen queries that are hundreds of lines long, involve a bunch of CTEs, nested SELECTs as well, upwards of a dozen joined tables with OTLT and EAV pat
413.
by KronisLV 6mo ago
> It was easy to get comfortable with using the best model at the highest setting for everything for a while, but as the models continue to scale and reasoning token budgets grow, that's no longer a safe default unless you have unli
414.
by KronisLV 6mo ago
I'm on the 100 USD plan with Anthropic, I hit the 5 hour limits about 75% of the time during working hours, but almost never the weekly ones - by the time they're reset I've usually used up between 50% - 75% of the quota. The
415.
by KronisLV 6mo ago
I wonder how this one compares to Qwen3 Coder Next (the 80B A3B model), since you'd think that even though it's older, it having more parameters would make it more useful for agentic and development use cases: https://h
416.
by KronisLV 6mo ago
Random test site for the consumer side: https://test-ipv6.com/ 0/10 in Latvia with a local ISP, fun times.
417.
by KronisLV 7mo ago
You can try out a bunch of models on OpenRouter and see what works for you. Paying per token might be too expensive long term, but definitely a good way to figure out which models you like, and then look at providers. The other big ones wou
418.
by KronisLV 7mo ago
> we have a custom .yaml spec for data pipelines in our product and the agent follows it as well as anything in the training data. Doesn't this end up being way more expensive, because you don't pay for model parameter activati
419.
by KronisLV 7mo ago
I've used Garage to some success, the garage.toml configuration file could be a bit more user friendly https://garagehq.deuxfleurs.fr/documentation/reference-manua... but with some tweaks there I could get it work
420.
by KronisLV 7mo ago
> We know how to write software with very few bugs (although we often choose not to) Do we, really? Because a week doesn’t go by when I don’t run into bugs of some sort. Be it in PrimeVue (even now the components occasionally have bugs,

More ›