Shorel

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by Shorel 3mo ago
So, what? I don't see the C++ compiler standards or Newton's laws changing every day.
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by Shorel 3mo ago
I made my own. It's true I don't want to switch to another harness now. But switching models is just a command.
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by Shorel 3mo ago
It is already a way to filter some people from others, in particular adults from children. https://www.paulgraham.com/say.html
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by Shorel 3mo ago
I'm using both qwen3-coder-next and glm-4.7-flash:bf16. I have gemma4 downloaded but haven't used it much.
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by Shorel 3mo ago
I'm using local models in Ollama for most things and only use the paid corporate account when my local model gets stuck.
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by Shorel 3mo ago
I would be interested in the names and descriptions of these legit pentesting tools.
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by Shorel 3mo ago
So, is this part of the tool definition, or did you create your own coder agent?
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by Shorel 4mo ago
From your post I can only perceive the instinct to pick a side, and trying to make sure it is the "winning side". But the truth is far more nuanced. I have acces to both, paid and local models, and even if slower, the local models
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by Shorel 4mo ago
And it would be great if that language is Dlang =)
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by Shorel 4mo ago
I have done such migrations. An entire codebase of PL/SQL Oracle stored procedures, and I migrated it to MySQL stored procedures. Long before LLMs existed. You migrate the logic as-is because you want to replace the other code. You don
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by Shorel 4mo ago
Honestly that "most people" seems to be more marketing driven than real opinion. When you simply can't purchase one thing, then you move to the next thing. I have several wired and wireless headphones, all for different uses,
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by Shorel 4mo ago
It was wrong then, it is still wrong now. All my three phones have a headphone jack. I don't have or plan to have an iPhone.
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by Shorel 4mo ago
Yep, let the AI write efficient code in a compiled language. Switch everything to C++/Dlang/Rust. You are not writing the code anyway, so all arguments against those languages are moot now. Replace Node.js, Electron, and even Jav
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by Shorel 4mo ago
I use tailscale to have remote access to my local models when on the move.
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by Shorel 4mo ago
I have three laptops and a desktop. The desktop has 128GB of RAM. I bought the memory at the end of the last year, and I was thinking, maybe this is excessive. No game will use that much memory, in a decade or more. Now I realize it was one
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by Shorel 4mo ago
Better than qwen3-coder-next? That's the one that has given me the best results so far.
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by Shorel 4mo ago
Ohh I wish it stayed in Europe. So I could visit and see them.
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by Shorel 4mo ago
Good call.
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by Shorel 4mo ago
I block ads at the OS DNS level. No browser can load these ads.
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by Shorel 4mo ago
All this work to basically describe the recipe for Bulgarian banitsa (баница).
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by Shorel 4mo ago
A clone of Insomnia/Postman/Yaak for my own use: https://www.apikulture.com https://codeberg.org/Sheldonari/APIKulture
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by Shorel 4mo ago
You are right. The quote must have been slightly different then. I'm sure about the 10 years part.
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by Shorel 4mo ago
That exact quote? No, never. He said something like: current computers at the time had 64kb of RAM, so the OS was designed with a limit of 640kb, and he believed this would give them 10 years of future proofing. As it happened, that limit
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by Shorel 4mo ago
He's a miraculous worker!
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by Shorel 4mo ago
That "bad" part is where her story becomes more valuable. Literature has many idealistic heroes, which are also patronising, in a sense. Satrapi makes us self reflect, which is much better, and much more real. In contrast, I'
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by Shorel 4mo ago
Thank you for confessing! I hate that design and what it has done to Gnome. A grid was so much better.
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by Shorel 4mo ago
The same applies to Linux. I remember the 2x2 grid in Ubuntu 12 being the best desktop UI I had ever used. The current Gnome workspaces with a single row are a huge step backwards in terms of productivity. It must be easier for beginners, b
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by Shorel 5mo ago
When each paragraph is one line, you get that for free in any decent editor. Just don't add unnecessary line breaks. The linebreaks will be added much better by any typesetting algorithm anyway. Like LaTeX. That's it, no need to
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by Shorel 5mo ago
> At that point the code becomes a compile target, and then you need a new source of truth. The problem is that there won't be a single source of truth left. Everything will have to be reverse engineered each time, which is extremel
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by Shorel 5mo ago
Isn't it already too late for that? The devices were made obsolete in part to disable known methods of de-DRM kindle books. It is quite possible you won't be able to de-DRM anything if you try right now, and any point in the futur

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