Sammi

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   by Sammi 11mo ago

   This seems workable to me. Github rose to prominence on the back of oss. What oss giveth oss can take away.
2. 212.▲
   by Sammi 11mo ago

   Because they are Codeberg I'm betting they have a philosophical aversion to using a cloud based ddos protection service like Cloudflare. Sadly the problem is that noone has come up with any other type of solution that actually works.
3. 213.▲
   by Sammi 11mo ago

   Is it because the s in iot stands for security? I'm asking genuinely. Where are these requests coming from?
4. 214.▲
   by Sammi 11mo ago

   Js just runs as is. Atwood's Law and all that.
5. 215.▲
   by Sammi 11mo ago

   Same problem, different orders of magnitude.
6. 216.▲
   by Sammi 11mo ago

   Yes. The web wins on deployment every time.
7. 217.▲
   by Sammi 11mo ago

   Such a good example of why everything is becoming js. Because it's where the users are. Anything that isn't in js will just languish comparatively. Everything is becoming js because everything is becoming js.
8. 218.▲
   by Sammi 11mo ago

   The conservatives vote for trump. That's a pretty strong signal.
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   by Sammi 11mo ago

   And we're all made of matter and anti matter and nothing has meaning. This reductionism is not helpful.
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    by Sammi 11mo ago

    Yeah I don't trust any agent to follow document references consistently. I just manually add the relevant files to context every single time. Though I know some people who have built an mcp that does exactly this: https://ww
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    by Sammi 11mo ago

    The economic modal of china is irrelevant to how their geography makes them easy to blockade. I think you might have just misread what I was saying here. I was saying how they don't have a viable long game _if_ they choose to start a w
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    by Sammi 11mo ago

    > China is now pumping out ... sixth generation military jets, and nuclear aircraft carriers. They are not. They have some initial versions. The thing about long distance navies is that they require lots and lots of oil. No matter if you
13. 223.▲
    by Sammi 11mo ago

    They are made for / tuned for humans. This is tuned for LLMs.
14. 224.▲
    by Sammi 11mo ago

    Is there a good way to put it in a separate repo?
15. 225.▲
    by Sammi 11mo ago

    Grok sounds like the "how do you do fellow kids" meme. It just sounds cringe.
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    by Sammi 11mo ago

    Thanks. That let me remove an extension from my browser, which was great. But the filters actually need to be like this: youtube.com##ytd-rich-item-renderer{max-width:265px; !important;} youtube.com##yt-lockup-metadata-view-model__tit
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    by Sammi 11mo ago

    I'll one up you: at this point I'm becoming pretty sure that this is a person who actually hates LLMs, who is trying to poison the well by trying to give other people reasons to hate LLMs too.
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    by Sammi 11mo ago

    I use the Stylus[0] extension with this style in order to fix it: ytd-rich-item-renderer { max-width: 265px; } /* Show full length title instead of ellipsis cutoff at two lines. */ a.yt-lockup-metadata-view-model_
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    by Sammi 11mo ago

    Coding LLMs were almost useless for me, until my AGENTS.md crossed some threshold of completeness and now they are mostly useful. I now curate multiple different markdown files in a /docs folder, that I add to the context as needed. An
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    by Sammi 11mo ago

    Bose used to make these noise cancelling earphones called the Hearphones that could focus on the speech of person in front of you and they were amazing: https://support.bose.com/s/product/hearphones-conversationen.
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    by Sammi 11mo ago

    Pretty easy to do using npm-check-update: https://www.npmjs.com/package/npm-check-updates#cooldown In one command: npx npm-check-updates -c 7
22. 232.▲
    by Sammi 11mo ago

    Have you tried updating everything using "sudo pacman -Syu" ? I just had to update my CachyOS install last night, as some software I wanted to install was just getting 404 responses from the repos. Turns out they don't keep r
23. 233.▲
    by Sammi 11mo ago

    They document how to do something they just figured out. They store/memorise it in a file. It's functionally working the same as learning. If you look at it like a black box, then you can't tell the difference from the input
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    by Sammi 11mo ago

    - don't learn from what you tell them Whenever I have a model fix something new I ask it to update the markdown implementation guides I have in the docs folder in my projects. I add these files to context as needed. I have one for impl
25. 235.▲
    by Sammi 11mo ago

    I'm already seeing it in https://aistudio.google.com/
26. 236.▲
    by Sammi 11mo ago

    It was down, then up, then back down for me. EDIT: And it's back up. EDIT EDIT: And it's back down lol
27. 237.▲
    by Sammi 11mo ago

    KLA?
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    by Sammi 11mo ago

    *yet
29. 239.▲
    by Sammi 11mo ago

    A cheap lapel microphone is even better, as they are always close to your mouth.
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    by Sammi 11mo ago

    I use file history aaaall the time. My favourite feature in Fork.