artisin

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by artisin 5mo ago
Ah, I nearly forgot about magic.dev. I took a quick peek to check up on them. Welp, last social/blog activity was in... 2024. But hey, their careers page still says they're hiring! So they must be doing just fine.
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by artisin 6mo ago
So reinventing terminal multiplexing, except over proprietary chat/realtime transports instead of PTYs?
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by artisin 6mo ago
Having generated ~250k web design images the past few months, I've concluded generative models, circa 2026, still suck at it. Presumably because the difference between an 'OK' design and a 'Great' one is pretty dar
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by artisin 7mo ago
Hit songs are just simple four-chord loops stretched over three minutes of synthetic boilerplate.
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by artisin 8mo ago
No matter how you slice this apple, it's going to be lopsided. The real problem is that true learning is hard, ugly work, and the vast majority of people simply don't have the grit to choose friction over shortcut. Lord knows, I w
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by artisin 8mo ago
My guess, is it boils down to legal liability. Every time I look into repurposing my old smartphones, I inevitably go down the "well, it probably won't burn my house down… but. " It's the same reason why I don't use
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by artisin 8mo ago
As of now, yes. However, a few months ago it was mentioned that Google is working on increasing the limits for Pro/Ultra subscribers. But if I can't get this ToS ban sorted out, I assume it'll follow my account when that upda
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by artisin 8mo ago
Yup. Last week my Ultra account got ToS-banned from both the Gemini CLI and Antigravity simply for using OpenCode. Try as I might, I haven't been able to resolve the issue. I can technically still use the Gemini web/app, but it&#x
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by artisin 8mo ago
Facts. Anything less than 4K/120fps simply won't cut it in '26. Anthropic ain't just flipping pages, they're flipping the world.
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by artisin 8mo ago
If the benchmarks are to be believed, and assuming ~0.93 recall is "good enough" for the use case, this vector DB is seriously fast: about 5x the queries/sec of OpenSearch and 19x Milvus.
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by artisin 8mo ago
NOTE: The script is broken, DO NOT ATTEMPT TO USE THE SCRIPT NOW. Attempting to run it may get your account flagged stopping you from trying face verification either temporarily or permanently, forcing you to use your ID. pr: https:/&
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by artisin 8mo ago
Vibe-coders griping about Claude's vibe-coded CLI hits all the right vibes.
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by artisin 8mo ago
I was curious about the scale of 1TiB of text. According to WolframAlpha, it's roughly 1.1 trillion characters, which breaks down to 180.2 billion words, 360.5 million pages, or 16.2 billion lines. In terms of professional typing speed
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by artisin 8mo ago
I mean, maybe, it's just me, but... > it can read my text messages, including two-factor authentication codes. it can log into my bank. it has my calendar, my notion, my contacts. it can browse the web and take actions on my behalf.
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by artisin 9mo ago
Best case, Google DeepMind cracks AGI by letting agents learn for themselves inside simulated worlds. Worst case, they've invented the greatest, most expensive screensaver generator in human history.
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by artisin 11mo ago
As an X11 holdout, my time seems nigh.
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by artisin 11mo ago
Worth mentioning that Bubblewrap[1] (bwrap) can remove most npm/node attack vectors or, at the very least, limit the damage from running arbitrary code during install/execution. Far from a silver bullet, and you'll want to co
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by artisin 11mo ago
I always thought a screenshot of code was just an iPeople flex. Like, "look at my code, framed in this glassy macOS window with a $29.99 drop shadow." Kinda like how Nix or Arch users can't resist mentioning they use Nix or A
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by artisin 1y ago
At long last, a personal robot that can shatter my Waterford glassware and then clean up all the pieces! Sure, it moves like something out of a nightmare, but it makes sense that much of its marketing is aimed at seniors. It's a large
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by artisin 1y ago
The UX only sucks if you're unwilling to put in a minimal amount of time and effort. After that, it has no equal; it is, by definition, the opposite of vanity.
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by artisin 1y ago
Not only do you get to deploy your app to 700M users; you also get to provide responsive support for every single one of them! Per the docs: 'Every app comes from a verified developer who stands behind their work and provides responsiv
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by artisin 1y ago
Regarding point 1 - when you say "a few minutes," I'm wondering if we're talking about the same thing? I spent two solid months with Claude Max, before they imposed limits, running multiple Opus agents, and never once go
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by artisin 1y ago
Is it too much to ask for an AI that says "you're absolutely wrong," followed by a Stack Overflow-style shakedown?
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by artisin 1y ago
If a giant red warning saying 'THIS APP MAY BE MALWARE' doesn't stop someone, then they've either made an informed choice to proceed or it's willful negligence. In other words, users aren't 'trained'
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by artisin 1y ago
It's such a simple and effective solution that could be implemented overnight and 'help to cut down on bad actors who hide their identity to distribute malware, commit financial fraud, or steal users personal data' tomorrow.
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by artisin 1y ago
Maybe it's just me, but… > "The attack successfully guided the new model to produce a step-by-step manual for creating a Molotov cocktail" hardly qualifies as Bond-villain material
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by artisin 1y ago
Hold the phone. So, Google, with its legions of summa cum laude engineers, can't make this stack work well, but your AI agent is nailing it into next week? Seriously, show me the way, so I too may find AI enlightenment.
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by artisin 2y ago
An all-time favorite quip from Emo Philips on How God Works[1] [1] https://youtu.be/qegPkqs6rFw
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by artisin 2y ago
If anything, that's an understatement.
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by artisin 2y ago
I went down the telemetry rabbit hole a while back because I couldn't find an analytics/event log that met my needs. Nothing fancy—just a basic API to log certain events with some pretty graphs to display the data. I ended up buil

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