anuramat

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by anuramat 4mo ago
again, I don't really see how 1 and 2 are rust specific; compared to c -- sure, but it's seems unfair: the type of rust software that needs a bunch of random dependencies usually wouldn't even exist in c in the first place; i
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by anuramat 4mo ago
only if you don't care about the output and half the features; otherwise you can just use "mv" to compile your documents to .txt
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by anuramat 4mo ago
but then you're limited to an undocumented subset of pandoc markdown
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by anuramat 4mo ago
> austral thanks, can't believe the idea isn't more mainstream -- I've never thought dependency safety could be a thing
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by anuramat 4mo ago
I tried using markdown+pandoc for my notes for a while, but I couldn't figure out even the most basic things, mostly because of the dozens of incompatible flavors; in no particular order: - formatting math blocks is mostly not a thing;
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by anuramat 4mo ago
> supply chain risk how is rust special in this regard?
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by anuramat 4mo ago
I wonder what languages people are using; I imagine smaller models would be decent at bash/python but significantly worse at something like rust
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by anuramat 4mo ago
> what most likely happened sounds super biased UPD just look up "anthropic david sacks" > epic are you unironically happy about what is happening right now?
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by anuramat 4mo ago
billionaires are all evil, we get it; do you have anything relevant to say?
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by anuramat 4mo ago
"if I fail at hacking you, what's the big deal? if I succeed, why does your security suck?"
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by anuramat 4mo ago
does it hurt your feelings, or what exactly is the problem? in my experience, fable is (was) less sycophantic, so when I'm brainstorming something, I get more pushback against bad ideas; "politeness" is exactly what I don&#x2
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by anuramat 5mo ago
so, AR? how is AI relevant here? also, since when is CLI outdated?
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by anuramat 5mo ago
still, far more effective than "NEVER FUCKING GUESS"
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by anuramat 5mo ago
fyi you can re-enable it with `{ "showClearContextOnPlanAccept": true }` in ${CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR:-$HOME/.claude}/settings.json also find `"disableAutoMode": "disable"` useful, since I'm typically
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by anuramat 5mo ago
in my experience, "undocumented tricks" break as often as documented features like when they removed "clear context and execute plan" option after releasing 1M opus because "context window is not a problem anymore&q
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by anuramat 5mo ago
I'd say "plagiarism machine" implies that
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by anuramat 5mo ago
you know you can set the temperature to zero and get exactly that, right?
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by anuramat 5mo ago
why would anthropic do that?
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by anuramat 5mo ago
> wrong 10% of the time that doesn't sound nearly as bad as you think it does; I don't see how ethics are relevant here either, unless oil is also somehow a scam regardless, one must be delusional to deny the fact that it'
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by anuramat 5mo ago
you think it should be deterministic?
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by anuramat 5mo ago
now I know what to call it, thanks
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by anuramat 5mo ago
so, hashline?
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by anuramat 5mo ago
was wondering myself, just tried comparing to petnames crate -- gets you about 2 tokens per word on average not that anyone should ever care; typos in random-looking ids are very real but already covered by human readable ids besides, this
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by anuramat 5mo ago
I think their point was that the project is complex, with the implicit assumption that the complexity is to a large degree inherent. Even if it's mostly accidental, and the code is overengineered slop (which it is), the system being ab
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by anuramat 6mo ago
There are actually multiple ways to completely eliminate the cognitive load of any sort of activity, so please, don't settle on half measures
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by anuramat 6mo ago
vicode -- TUI coding agent written in Rust, with tabs/subagents running in worktrees on top of fuse-overlayfs: create/fork tabs to work on multiple features/implementations, while subagents work in parallel without conflicts;
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by anuramat 6mo ago
you forgot to replace the em dashes :^)
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by anuramat 6mo ago
I'm pretty sure an average machine will always be less capable than a datacenter, the rest depends on your definition of super capable
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by anuramat 6mo ago
makes sense in a philosophical debate or when you're talking to your confused grandparents, but does anyone on hn not know how LLMs work, at least on the level of "tokens, matrices, data, sgd"? otherwise, that reminder must
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by anuramat 6mo ago
"almost as good as opus at writing python/js/... when given a spec" might be enough for a lot of people, especially if its 10x cheaper

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