aleksiy123

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by aleksiy123 2mo ago
I’m using Termius. It’s not great but it’s better than anything else I’ve tried.
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by aleksiy123 2mo ago
Sticky header with no background seems a bit awkward on mobile. The text overlaps.
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by aleksiy123 2mo ago
Why not? Both codex and Claude have remote from phone. I’m personally using cli + terminal from phone. I’m sure I’m not the only one.
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by aleksiy123 2mo ago
Sure, but I like how this feels more tactile and how things may bulge in unexpected way. Like pushing clay around into the right shape of the problem while it’s fighting you. Constraints and tradeoff feels like the simplified textbook model
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by aleksiy123 2mo ago
Today I learned there’s a name for the general version of this idea. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Waterbed_theory At a certain point in a solution everything you do to optimize (“push”) in one area will cause a negati
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by aleksiy123 3mo ago
BSG is like this too. It’s all just forest, SFU, UBC, downtown.
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by aleksiy123 3mo ago
This book must have been a direct inspiration to some Warhammer 40k lore. It fits there perfectly.
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by aleksiy123 3mo ago
Attackers advantage in the iterative fast feedback loop? It’s harder to have a loop to ensure you are defending all possible attacks? I guess the loop is you need to attack yourself and fix. But attackers only need a single opening. Finding
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by aleksiy123 3mo ago
Data isolation, separate auth/permissions/roles, Compliance, crash isolation, Resource/capacity management There’s probably more off the top of my head. Not that I necessarily advocate for the micro in services. Just the slid
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by aleksiy123 3mo ago
I’ve been building a lot on cloudflare workers recently and I feel like microservice works pretty well there. Sometimes you want to have some shared infra abstracted behind a single interface and a single auth model. Having a service gives
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by aleksiy123 3mo ago
Pretty much my experience as well. At the end of the day you pretty much gotta direct and iterate over and over.
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by aleksiy123 3mo ago
Has anyone got this or impeccable or any other to actually work? For me it still pretty much looks like slop.
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by aleksiy123 3mo ago
I guess it depends on what your definition of truly substantial is. With the right objective function and enough compute I think you can definitely make progress. A lot of problems can be framed as search. I think some of these proofs comin
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by aleksiy123 3mo ago
GCP employees heart rate spiking at the title.
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by aleksiy123 4mo ago
I don’t think that’s really true. Both exist. I would say single player games tend to content in the range of 10+ hours. Think First Light, Ghost of Yotei in recent years. Competitive and multiplayer games will tend more towards what you ar
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by aleksiy123 4mo ago
Manual type? No cron job? Practically Luddite
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by aleksiy123 4mo ago
Is it just me or is this really not that crazy of an idea? Polls are already a thing, and people love giving their opinion on things. Combining social media and gambling while maybe not morally great. Seems like has potential to make a shit
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by aleksiy123 4mo ago
Wasn’t this case pretty much before? The limits are 100 workers on free and 500 on paid. And if need more then you can always go their platform which supports tenancy. As long as you have a cronjob or similar to clean up the cost of having
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by aleksiy123 4mo ago
fighting the urge to rewrite everything and propagating the legacy code cycle.
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by aleksiy123 4mo ago
Finally just bought a piece of my own hardware and got LLM to deploy k3s cluster on it. I think diy homelab/hosting is more accessible than ever. Cut costs on cloud spend and invest into AI spend. For a solo dev on a budget, I think it
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by aleksiy123 4mo ago
Not in the Clausewitz definitions I think. Strategy would be the use software to achieve business goals. Essentially why are we doing this at all.
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by aleksiy123 4mo ago
If writing code is tactics and the end goal is strategy. Is architecture operations?
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by aleksiy123 4mo ago
Somewhere within c++ there is a subset of c++ that is a great language. The problem of course is that no one agrees on which subset that is.
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by aleksiy123 4mo ago
I pretty much always prefer using an options struct as soon as there is more than one optional argument. Comes out cleaner because overriding a default argument doesn’t force you to also do all the positional arguments in front of it. Desig
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by aleksiy123 4mo ago
Interesting, I do think blending the fuzziness of models with the determinism of hard checks/conformance is the way too go. But using some kind of metrics as guardrails/steering seems interesting.
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by aleksiy123 4mo ago
Severance really captured that vibe.
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by aleksiy123 5mo ago
It’s not even obvious that it isn’t conscious imho.
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by aleksiy123 5mo ago
Or even have Claude actually go through the whole process of thinking about story structure, iterating on it, reviewing, editing, researching etc. I feel like people expect Claude to just 1 shot a good story from their 2 sentence prompt. Bu
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by aleksiy123 5mo ago
Isn’t the fact that you just referenced it indicate that they do? I feel like it’s probably just complexity. Different workloads benefit from specific types of optimisations.
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by aleksiy123 5mo ago
I think for big groups it’s not so much luck/randomness that is the key but complexity. Low complexity games are going to play better. They can be pure skill games. Many drinking games are (beer pong etc). Luck/randomness is direc

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