_zoltan_

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by _zoltan_ 2mo ago
with ultracode, it goes fast. I can easily get to a billion on a busy day.
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by _zoltan_ 2mo ago
there isn't any upvote limit on HN.
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by _zoltan_ 2mo ago
far from the fastest - our work on Presto on GPUs would like a word ;-)
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by _zoltan_ 2mo ago
6 months ago I would have said the ralph loop plugin. with opus 5, I'm finding that asking itself to write such a loop skill that does benchmark - profile - verify - research - improve, keep logs for each iteration, etc. (just like aut
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by _zoltan_ 2mo ago
in an other thread I've commented, but I use a benchmark - profile - verify - research - improve loop.
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by _zoltan_ 2mo ago
you specify the goal. if the goal is achieved, it's achieved. the code the LLM writes will be read and maintained and developed further by LLMs. so it doesn't really matter what it produces as long as all the tests are green and i
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by _zoltan_ 2mo ago
This is exactly how I use it. I mean not on abandoned repos, but in a benchmark - profile - verify - research - improve loop.
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by _zoltan_ 2mo ago
not so worried, to be honest. Switzerland is much more chill in live at everything
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by _zoltan_ 2mo ago
my wife was stay at home when I was 30. doesn't change a thing. I earned much less then, and we had a different lifestyle (and less kids :-))
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by _zoltan_ 2mo ago
this is mostly the norm in Switzerland in my social circle for families with children - husband works in tech, mom stays home until all the kids are old that they don't need mom around so much and/or you don't need to spend a
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by _zoltan_ 2mo ago
we wake up at 7, prep the kids to school, they walk there alone then, we have coffee together, then I drive to the office by usually 9:30. have a proper lunch break with colleagues, then in the office until 6pm or so, then drive home, have
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by _zoltan_ 2mo ago
Not everything is ADHD.
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by _zoltan_ 2mo ago
If you think all they need to do is "just that" (try, verify, repeat as you say) then I think you're very, very mistaken. There is no way for the LLM to bruteforce the search space any better than a human. What it can do bett
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by _zoltan_ 3mo ago
I have a couple projects where the background research is easily over 500k without writing any code, after ultracode subagents synthesis.
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by _zoltan_ 3mo ago
but in ultracode subagents don't communicate back and forth, do they? so this must have been an other harness than Claude code?
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by _zoltan_ 3mo ago
the only logical format. signed: a hungarian :)
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by _zoltan_ 3mo ago
I don't know who are these foreigners you speak of. I'm looking forward to eating some of the best steaks in the US. The beef in Switzerland is mediocre at best.
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by _zoltan_ 3mo ago
Bah. Stop fearmongering. All of your lists are choices. You could chose not to. But you don't because it's convenient. Amazon shopping doesn't need a photo or fingerprints or date of birth.
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by _zoltan_ 3mo ago
Finally.
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by _zoltan_ 3mo ago
No. I haven't had to do it in at least two years and I travel here frequently on an EU passport.
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by _zoltan_ 3mo ago
I have Claude workflows that it takes 30+ minutes to get any feedback while it thinks
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by _zoltan_ 3mo ago
If that's your starting position then for sure you won't, buddy.
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by _zoltan_ 3mo ago
Willkommenkultur should have given it away that I am talking about refugees. however, in normal societal culture, these cannot be separated, I promise you. refugees set the tone for how migrants are viewed by the general public.
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by _zoltan_ 3mo ago
I did. you're welcome to use your favourite search engine.
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by _zoltan_ 3mo ago
that was such a self inflicted wound that Europe, and Germany, did to itself. No wonder people are voting AfD. and for the downvoters: these are facts. this is what the politician in Europe campaigned with, built platforms on and said for e
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by _zoltan_ 3mo ago
700 EUR doesn't seem like expensive for what it is.
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by _zoltan_ 3mo ago
Every large enterprise? Who do you think pays for your subscription's actual usage?
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by _zoltan_ 3mo ago
Copy and paste...? In mid-2026? Why on earth would you copy and paste code instead of having the cli tool to the coding end to end? I haven't opened an IDE in 8 months or so and have no plans to go back.
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by _zoltan_ 3mo ago
because they are making an extra step: instead of the snapshot being actually an object manifest, they store the snapshot metadata in a relation database. I have a use case where we do 100k changes a second. I bet you "their unlimited
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by _zoltan_ 3mo ago
when people talk about S3 they mostly mean AWS, but I do agree S3 is a standard interface. in non-AWS cases they'd say S3-compatible.

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