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by KronisLV 10mo ago
To make it more fun for the maths nerds and to keep them guessing, replace the underlying contents with mostly random garbage (probably not full on obvious white noise) and then pixelize that: https://imgur.com/a/CTM4Zl
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by KronisLV 10mo ago
I once spoke in favor of remote work (around 2020) and someone here on HN told me to get cancer and die, before it was flagged enough times to get out of the way. On YouTube, I also sometimes get mean comments, though at least there the aut
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by KronisLV 10mo ago
> a lot of people seem to see LLMs as smarter than themselves I think the anthropomorphizing part is what messes with people. Is the autocomplete in my IDE smarter than I am? What about the search box on Google? What about a hammer or a
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by KronisLV 10mo ago
> Meaning most of the people I know use these tools without VSCode. I guess it depends? You can usually count on Claude Code or Codex or Gemini CLI to support the model features the best, but sometimes having a consistent UI across all o
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by KronisLV 10mo ago
In ascending order of functionality and how much complexity you need : - Docker Compose running on a single server - Docker Swarm cluster (typically multiple nodes, can be one) - Hashicorp Nomad or K3s or other light Kubernetes dis
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by KronisLV 10mo ago
> supporting the film industry I'm not sure about that: The Expanse got killed because of not good enough ratings, Altered Carbon got killed because of not good enough ratings and even then the last seasons before the axe are typica
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by KronisLV 10mo ago
In a sense, it’s also very trendy to hate on AI. If you tried the same attitude with Netflix or Instagram or TikTok or sites like that, you’d get more opposition. Exceptions to that being doing so from more of an underdog position - hating
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by KronisLV 10mo ago
I just use a mix of Cerebras Code for lots of fast/simpler edits and refactoring and Codex or Claude Code for more complex debugging or planning and implementing new features, works pretty well. Then again, I move around so many tokens
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by KronisLV 10mo ago
Idk how I feel about this, my experience is the opposite of this. Most Spring (+Boot) projects have been far more painful to work with - numerous abstractions and deep and complex relationships between them just to support every technology
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by KronisLV 10mo ago
> It's not like you can afford an average decent mid/upper range GPU these days thanks to the AI bros. I mean, Nvidia was greedy even before then and AMD just did “Nvidia - 50 USD” or thereabout. Intel Arc tried shaking up the
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by KronisLV 10mo ago
I found that Cache-Control with no-cache worked pretty well EXCEPT Apache2 would fail to return 304 when also compressing some of the resources: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/896974/apache-is-not-sen... I th
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by KronisLV 10mo ago
RooCode and KiloCode also have an Orchestrator mode that can create sub-tasks and you can specify which model to use for what - and since they report their results back after finishing a task (implement X, fix Y), the context of the more ex
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by KronisLV 10mo ago
Here’s my own stats, for comparison: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46216192 Essentially migrating codebases, implementing features, as well as all of the referencing of existing code and writing tests and various aut
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by KronisLV 10mo ago
Idk why the gap is so big, surely a bunch of people would also pay 50$ a month across multiple vendors for medium amount of tokens.
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by KronisLV 10mo ago
Currently not really, at least not for the weekly status meetings. Typically I'll have a folder with a bunch of numbered files in the order that I want to talk about them, since it's easier to just quickly share my screen and run
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by KronisLV 10mo ago
In regards to the review part: What helps me is keeping around my TODO.txt month by month, as well as a lot of screenshots and images of the things I find relevant for sharing in stand ups and meetings and such (as well as presentations). S
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by KronisLV 10mo ago
We should just have some standard for crawlable archived versions of pages with no back end or DB interaction behind them etc., for example if there's a reverse proxy, whatever it outputs is archived and it wouldn't actually pass
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by KronisLV 10mo ago
My experience: even for the run of the mill stuff, local models are often insufficient, and where they would be sufficient, there is a lack of viable software. For example, simple tasks CAN be handled by Devstral 24B or Qwen3 30B A3B, but o
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by KronisLV 10mo ago
> UX and Product like to pretend nothing will ever break, and when it does they want some funny little image, not useful output. Just ignore them or provide appeasement insofar that it doesn’t mess with your ability to maintain the syste
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by KronisLV 10mo ago
> App download event: A fixed fee (subject to periodic adjustments) per install based on the app category of the linked external app being installed. The linked app category must be declared as part of transaction reporting. > Games:
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by KronisLV 10mo ago
> I just don't buy the idea that doing the same thing 10 times over the course of 10 years is somehow worse than doing different things over the course of 10 years. I always read it as making the same mistakes as you initially did a
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by KronisLV 10mo ago
Commented on it a while back here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46259553 Basically, automated a lot of the checks that previously would be something people do in code review by themselves, now it's all in the c
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by KronisLV 10mo ago
At this point I’d straight up buy their PC components, because fuck Nvidia for doing that. Same goes for other manufacturers throwing the consumer segment into the dirt because of their greed. I already got an Intel Arc to support more mark
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by KronisLV 10mo ago
> Never ascribe to malice that which is adequately explained by incompetence I feel like this needs updating, sometimes it is greed, other times it also very much is malice, sometimes making those appear as incompetence or just "com
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by KronisLV 11mo ago
I actually used an M1 MacBook Air for encoding/compositing by sending the video/audio sources over from my main PC with DistroAV (LAN). Worked reasonably well (you can send camera/VTuber output and captured video from game an
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by KronisLV 11mo ago
Yes. Most recently, a new ISP contract: because it's both low stakes enough where I don't care much about inaccuracies (it's a bog standard contract from a run of the mill ISP), there's basically no information in there
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by KronisLV 11mo ago
They should publish the token limits not just talk about conversations or what average users can expect: https://support.claude.com/en/articles/11145838-using-claude... For comparison’s sake, this is clear: https
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by KronisLV 11mo ago
During the announcement of the tariffs and the subsequent period, pretty much everything I had invested dropped across the board: https://blog.kronis.dev/user/pages/blog/my-investments-in-20... (I was doing a
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by KronisLV 11mo ago
Automated code checks. Either custom linter rules (like ESLint) or prebuild scripts to enforce whatever architectural or style rules you want, basically all of the stuff that you'd normally flag in code review that can be codified in
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by KronisLV 11mo ago
Really like the idea of a font with extremely broad glyph support, sadly it looks really blurry on any custom size, like if I'd try to use this font in my IDE but would want to make it smaller so I can fit more text on the screen. For

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