SwellJoe

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by SwellJoe 6mo ago
Which part of a Zig to Rust port (working, passing tests) of a quite large codebase in a little over a week is not worthy of hype do you reckon? That they didn't one-shot it? What could possibly make it impressive if not the sheer vel
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by SwellJoe 6mo ago
I think we're still seeing pretty wild variance in how effective LLMs can be for code, depending on who is driving it. I've seen some folks getting themselves into messes pretty regularly with LLMs. But, ever since Opus 4.5, it&#x
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by SwellJoe 6mo ago
Counted separately, and you get an included amount of tokens equal to the cost of your subscription. https://support.claude.com/en/articles/15036540-use-the-clau...
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by SwellJoe 6mo ago
Billing is a separate issue from whether automation is explicitly supported.
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Oklahoma's Richard Glossip freed on bond after 30 years on death row(theguardian.com)
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by SwellJoe 6mo ago
I just grow tired of hearing people trot out a thing Zuck said in college, when there are so many far worse things he's said and done since then, and with the weight of tremendous wealth and influence backing them. The thing he said in
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by SwellJoe 6mo ago
Pretty sure they all do. $ claude -h Usage: claude [options] [command] [prompt] Claude Code - starts an interactive session by default, use -p/--print for non-interactive output $ gemini -h Usage: gemini [options] [command] Gemini CLI
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by SwellJoe 6mo ago
How's the test suite?
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by SwellJoe 6mo ago
Everything he's done since is far worse.
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by SwellJoe 6mo ago
Yeah, I'm inclined to think people can grow. There's a reason juveniles convicted of crimes, even serious crimes, should be given a second chance and are given a second chance in most civilized places. College is where things star
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by SwellJoe 6mo ago
It's easy to keep employees happy with good pay and benefits and a nice work environment, as long as the work is reasonably ethical and life-affirming and generally compatible with human well-being. Meta hasn't been any of those t
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by SwellJoe 6mo ago
A dumb thing Zuck said when he was in college pales in comparison to the horrible stuff he's enabled as a fully formed adult who should know better.
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by SwellJoe 6mo ago
I guess they never asked Claude to explain tmux to them.
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by SwellJoe 6mo ago
China doesn't have to ship parts across the ocean. US manufacturers do, because we gave up the whole bottom/middle of the manufacturing supply chain to China decades ago in pursuit of lower costs. In China, the maker of the parts
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by SwellJoe 6mo ago
And, yet, the US AI companies are not actually making a profit, right? They're selling at a loss and trying to make it up in volume (or lock in some kind of monopoly position, in a currently non-sticky product). We're all currentl
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by SwellJoe 6mo ago
No, I mean the GME insiders who made a bunch of money off the apes, pretending to be on their side. They may be gullible and ignorant about the market (and very annoying online), but it's shady as hell that GME leadership hasn't b
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by SwellJoe 6mo ago
They're in an entirely alternate reality where those evil hedge funds did not fleece them for all they're worth. They got had, by GME insiders and by institutional investors. And, lots of people warned them, but they had belief an
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by SwellJoe 6mo ago
Both are meme stocks, wildly overvalued according to any accounting of fundamentals, so I guess it'd be fitting.
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by SwellJoe 6mo ago
I don't know, man, I just know there's a lot of fake listings on eBay. I don't know what they're getting out of it, but I assume they're not just doing it for fun.
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by SwellJoe 6mo ago
eBay ten years ago. (At least, much more effectively than now, where a large percentage of listings in some categories are scams.)
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by SwellJoe 6mo ago
It makes it feel sketchy. I don't know what the state of buyer protection is. I've read that sellers sometimes list in other countries to get around the PayPal buyer protections or otherwise get paid via some unprotected method. I
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by SwellJoe 6mo ago
They're doing a terrible job of preventing scams. Right now there are hundreds of listings for GPUs at too-good-to-be-true prices from sellers with 0 feedback or, worse, from old accounts with positive feedback that have obviously been
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by SwellJoe 6mo ago
Cocaine (or whatever their CEO is on) doesn't buy itself. Edit: Also, the fact that company leadership can get away with this kind of thing, fleecing retail investors for millions/billions of dollars, and face no consequences is..
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by SwellJoe 6mo ago
The fact that a guy like this can rise to the level of CEO making millions pretty much sums up everything wrong with the world. I don't think I would trust that guy to make a sandwich.
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by SwellJoe 6mo ago
Any reasonable person could see this was a ridiculous clown show, put on by the ridiculous clown show meme stock company.
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by SwellJoe 6mo ago
It means nothing for Zig. Zig isn't even out of beta yet.
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by SwellJoe 6mo ago
The author has an @kernel.org address, and has been a regular Linux contributor for over a decade. I'll give him the benefit of the doubt. It's easy to write high quality AI-assisted code (harder than writing vibe-coded slop, but
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by SwellJoe 6mo ago
They're nearly unreadable on desktop, too. The prose is incomprehensibly jargon-heavy, I literally have no idea what it's talking about.
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by SwellJoe 6mo ago
"mochi.js is a Bun-native, raw-CDP browser automation framework. Pass a seed and a profile; get a relationally-coherent fingerprint that survives a getParameter(0x9245) probe. JIT-friendly inject payload, Chromium-native fetch (real Ch
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by SwellJoe 6mo ago
Y'all love to pretend blockchain is important and useful for all kinds of things. Just stop. It's shady to try to take credit for anything good in the hope that some of the goodwill rubs off on blockchain. Git predates Bitcoin. It

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