Octoth0rpe

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by Octoth0rpe 5mo ago
> I see a lot of them on the road so somebody must be buying them. Two counterpoints: for all the opinionated criticisms, the cybertruck is at least quite noticeable, and thusly you may think that they are a higher proportion of trucks t
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by Octoth0rpe 5mo ago
> An over-engineered solution (complete with CLI, storage backend, documentation, unit tests) for a trivial problem which that person would've solved by an elegant bash one-liner only 3 years ago. Importantly, I think AI companies a
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by Octoth0rpe 5mo ago
Pretty damning. Would also be interesting to see the number of commits overlayed. The graph tells a great story about the correlation with MS's takeover, but I wonder if at the same time that uptime went to shit, MS was shifting over
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by Octoth0rpe 5mo ago
> That is, a feature can largely be written in one file, rather than bits and pieces all over the codebase. This seems to be at odds with the goal of token minimization. Lots of small files that are narrowly scoped means less has to be l
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by Octoth0rpe 5mo ago
On the other hand, I don't think I know any millenials that don't have an extremely overbearing HoA that forbids anything other than a grass lawn.
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by Octoth0rpe 6mo ago
There are general users of the average SaaS, and there are claude code users. There's no doubt in my mind that our expectations should be somewhat higher for CC users re: memory. I'm personally not completely convinced that cache
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by Octoth0rpe 6mo ago
> Torvalds jokingly named it "git" after the slang term, later defining it as "the stupid content tracker".” I think the better Torvalds quote was when he said "I name all my projects after myself"
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by Octoth0rpe 6mo ago
Yep
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by Octoth0rpe 6mo ago
> the US economy really only cares about profit Which would be ok if we more effectively were able to include externalities into company's overhead, instead of constantly subsidizing them.
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by Octoth0rpe 6mo ago
Starlink's maritime, roving, airplane, and military options are all much more than $100/mo/user. Not sure how much that closes the gap, but it's _something_. Source: https://starlink.com/business/avi
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by Octoth0rpe 6mo ago
Does it make sense to value Starship Commercial Launch at $170B, _and_ Falcon 9/Heavy at $100B? I would expect that if Starship achieves its operational goals, then it should quickly deprecate nearly all uses of Falcon, the exceptions
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by Octoth0rpe 6mo ago
> it can take anywhere between 6-25 seconds for a response (after lots of thinking) from me asking "Hello world". That's not an unsurprising result given the pretty ambiguous query, hence all the thinking. Asking "wri
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by Octoth0rpe 6mo ago
I tend to agree.
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by Octoth0rpe 6mo ago
> I see no reason for the US to pay for bases it's never going to be allowed to use. Which isn't the situation being imposed by Spain. They're being told they can't use the airspace for one specific military actio
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by Octoth0rpe 6mo ago
I hate to say this, but they're correct, if only pedantically. The claim was: > The United States has never activated article 5 The US didn't activate it. It was: > The decision to invoke NATO's collective self-defense
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by Octoth0rpe 6mo ago
> It's kinda crazy we allow countries like Spain It's crazy that we recognize country's right to determine the use of their own airspace??? Are you serious?
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by Octoth0rpe 6mo ago
Cool. Now do all government offices / properties of any kind please (and also go national with the policy). Absolutely fuck these things and anyone who advocates for them. No exceptions. > reasonably affordable and available smart g
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by Octoth0rpe 6mo ago
With only a little sense of self aware irony, one thing I hate about so much dialog these days is how vehement opinions are. I don't particularly like the rounded corners, and think it's a regression. It's also... fine. It&#x
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by Octoth0rpe 6mo ago
> A single patched llama-server runs on K3s, providing both generation with speculative decoding (~100 tok/s) There seems to be at least some detail on that point.
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by Octoth0rpe 7mo ago
And notably, that page makes this post's title inaccurate. As of this morning, it says `90.21% uptime`, which is a _single_ 9, not 3 (though that's for the platform as a whole, no individual component appears to achieve three 9s.)
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by Octoth0rpe 7mo ago
Even if that happened tomorrow, I suspect we'd have _at least_ a decade of people tweaking/optimizing designs on the same node to squeeze meaningful performance upgrades out. Eg, coming up with hardware support for new int/fl
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by Octoth0rpe 7mo ago
> pretty soon you can buy one big ass server that will last potentially decades as it would be purpose built for ai. This feels like a very, very weak prediction (though certainly possible).
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by Octoth0rpe 7mo ago
The value of the Trump presidency for his voters was never really about those issues, so much as who he was promising to hurt.
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by Octoth0rpe 7mo ago
> They haven’t been able to fix it with many multiples of that. which may actually be the problem. I suspect that there is actually some ideal ratio that could be calculated of Input Fields / Dev, LoC / Devs, or maybe Unique Pa
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by Octoth0rpe 7mo ago
But at least they're passing on all the savings to the renters, right? ....Right???????
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by Octoth0rpe 7mo ago
Project size is obviously going to be a factor, but so is machine specs. It's much more noticeable on a spinning disk. One can partially compensate for the project size aspect by opening vscode as far into your project as possible (eg,
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by Octoth0rpe 7mo ago
Because of how policies are grouped together in many countries (particularly the US), the fight against fascism is necessarily concurrent with the fight against climate change.
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by Octoth0rpe 7mo ago
The ipad pro with keyboard is $1300, more than 2x the price of the Neo. Definitely not the same product category.
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by Octoth0rpe 7mo ago
Up until a week ago, the base m4 mini (16gb ram/256gb ssd) was $399 at microcenter, now $499. Pretty shocking how good of a value that is IMO.
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by Octoth0rpe 7mo ago
Well, better to be off by that much here than on my next jira ticket size estimate. thanks

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