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by Sammi 2mo ago
You would have to start and stop several times before you could even start making anything out of that. Any one time correlation can very well just be chance.
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by Sammi 2mo ago
Feeling like you can confidently take one more rep does feel like being stronger. Sure you're not stronger in the sense that you can lift more weight per rep, but being able to do more heavy reps is also a valid way to define feeling s
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by Sammi 2mo ago
LLMs as tech support is truly the singular new reason causing Linux usage to jump atm. All the other reasons are just slowly accumulative. LLMs as tech support is the feather breaking the back of the Windows stranglehold.
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by Sammi 2mo ago
You need to listen to what Bryan Cantrill said about his experience at Oracle, before you go there. > What you think of Oracle is even truer than what you think it is: "Shit mediocrity, inflict misery, lie our asses off, screw our c
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by Sammi 2mo ago
I got access to the original closed demonoid and I could find anything I was looking for there. But I was never able to download anything as they required you to upload before you could download. I had nothing of value to share, so I was ju
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by Sammi 2mo ago
I've seen that, but that's clearly a skewed dataset, right? People using openrouter will be those seeking other models. They are not the same kind of people who mostly just use gpt or claude.
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by Sammi 2mo ago
"Normal users" haven't even heard of Bun and are still on Node.
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by Sammi 2mo ago
Just use md files for working memory. No need for large context. LLMs get dumber as you put more in context, as it stretches their attention. Keeping context small is better for quality.
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by Sammi 2mo ago
So far I have three different folders in my project for three different types of md documents that I keep creating and revising together with the agent: reports, plans, and reviews Every large feature has at least one of each file created f
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by Sammi 2mo ago
MD5crypt is a password hashing algorithm that uses the MD5 digest hashing algorithm. MD5crypt basically calls MD5 a bunch of times in order to make it computationally expensive.
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by Sammi 2mo ago
Anecdotes. Where's the data?
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by Sammi 2mo ago
> This is similar to the evolution of Wikipedia, except the format of WP allowed it to transform into a feudal dictatorship of nerds who feel like they are deciding what's true, and they can get off on that. Literally describing how
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by Sammi 2mo ago
How good are the questions?
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by Sammi 3mo ago
Yes ai + programmer are the resource. Ai won't work on it's own until we get agi.
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by Sammi 3mo ago
"In economics, the Jevons paradox is said to occur when technological improvements that increase the efficiency of a resource's use lead to a rise, rather than a fall, in total consumption of that resource. Greater efficiency redu
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by Sammi 3mo ago
It's like you're so close to getting it. Xi is serious about "corruption" alright. It's just that in an authoritarian state "corruption" is really just used as a euphemism for illoyality.
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by Sammi 3mo ago
Yes and that's also exactly how Xi deals with illoyal people in China - just accuse them of "corruption". It's the authoritarian playbook.
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by Sammi 3mo ago
Has Garry produced any software that is actually useful to anybody? Cause that kinda needs to be be lowest we can set the bar, right?
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by Sammi 3mo ago
But they are! They are saying what is generally safe and what is not. Telling people the dry statistics won't help most people. Remember half of all people are below average in IQ. You need to paint with broad strokes if you want to re
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by Sammi 3mo ago
Please show me the data. If embalmers all over the world are seeing this, then there surely should be some data, right?
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by Sammi 3mo ago
No one is "killing" anyone. That is just a gross mischaracterization. Sometimes (like this) we just choose the least bad solution, that's it.
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by Sammi 3mo ago
Not 100% sure but I think it was this: Never inject into a vein. Always inject into a muscle.
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by Sammi 3mo ago
Making better software than my competitors and keeping my business afloat is my goal. I use whatever better tool gives me the edge. I focus on doing better work for the most part. But there is also stuff I do now, because the SOTA models ca
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by Sammi 3mo ago
I'm spending 100$ on Claude and 100$ on Codex and 20$ on Cursor monthly. I use all to keep myself model and provider independent. I'm not focusing on quantity of output but rather on quality of output.
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by Sammi 3mo ago
Artists that need the best quality output use the best pens and papers. Call me a coding artist then haha. But seriously I don't have the time for anything less than SOTA.
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by Sammi 3mo ago
If I am working on something simple and want the speed boost then I'll drop the thinking to low or minimal and still get the SOTA model output quality. But for what I work on I mostly need high or xhigh SOTA model quality output. I don
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by Sammi 3mo ago
And quality if you know what you're doing.
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by Sammi 3mo ago
I'm making a micro SaaS product. Code quality and code production speed are actually both super important. I don't have the time for non-SOTA model output.
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by Sammi 3mo ago
I use whatever model is SOTA. I switch between them in order to avoid lock in.
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by Sammi 3mo ago
Yeah I have both the Claude and Codex 100 dollar subscriptions and I try to use both. I also keep the 20 dollar Cursor subscription as there I can play around with everything. I also refuse to use any harness specific features. Claude is pa

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