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avereveard
6mo ago
Why do millions need to code? When we industrialized million lost the knowledge to sewn a garment. Why a few specialized worker producing self building solution is that bad? I mean beyond the obvious hacker news bias. If you like it nobody
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avereveard
6mo ago
Same I purposefully have a number of over ambitious project out of distribution entirely to test so failure mode, mostly games, when one works, well I gained a new game. Can't wait for my 10 player battleship game on a 100x100 grid to
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6mo ago
Yeah but gemini has a hard time discussing about solutions it just jump to implementation which is great if it gets it right and not so great if it goes down the wrong path. Not saying it is better or worse, but the way I perpersonally pref
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6mo ago
Eh, it's skipped in "the enemy" section an important bit, that was spelled out in the intro by the buyer, and wasn't listened: if the small vendor goes bust, who maintains the system after? if you plan for in 10 year cyc
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6mo ago
eh idk. until yesterday opus was the one that got spatial reasoning right (had to do some head pose stuff, neither glm 5.1 nor codex 5.3 could "get" it) and codex 5.3 was my champion at making UX work. So while I agree mixed model
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avereveard
6mo ago
Depends on topic, often what they consider important isn't what is important and details that are essential get out of view. I'm having good success with youtube video, not as much with technical docs.
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avereveard
6mo ago
Ask a llm for a code review along code duplication, encapsulation and sequential coupling as quality axes and the difference should show up readily
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6mo ago
Cannot get Tranium anywhere else and NVIDIA commands a super high premium.
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6mo ago
this is all circular, with the why being the claim. I still see no why, just phrased slightly differently
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6mo ago
Why?
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6mo ago
also trackmania, and it's a common way they use to catch cheaters as pb on leaderboard have inputs
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6mo ago
> when it was time to ship, we’d read the [Technical Requirements Checklists] and have to go back and add a special pause for when you unplug the controller article confirms my early theory I formed when reading the title about why would
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6mo ago
Well yeah it was disclosed here https://www.anthropic.com/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww-... high is the new xhigh
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6mo ago
can't test pygame otherwise :D
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6mo ago
same, especially compiz era after good drivers and accelerated compositing became ubiquitous was wild
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6mo ago
when connected health device cause a death I guess
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6mo ago
Probably some tradeoff at high client count or if you seek into files to read partial data
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6mo ago
There is a staggering number of user doing this with extra steps using fsx for lustre, their life greatly simplified today (unless they use gpu direct storage I guess)
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6mo ago
Interesting there's a trickle of low intensity job one can always get running but like glm own plan is $30/mo and something about 300tps now I know that one is subsidized but still.
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7mo ago
style="display: none;" aria-hidden="true" tabindex="1" many scraper already know not to follow these, as it's how site used to "cheat" pagerank serving keyword soups
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7mo ago
https://edition.cnn.com/2023/12/19/politics/houthi-red-sea-a... Lol there were routine attcaks every time things weren't going their way. Whos been in a parallel universe? And never said closed. I s
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7mo ago
Iran already had the strait in ransom, directly and indirectly with proxy receiving weapons. You don't get to ignore that part and call this a own goal, since inaction led to the same effective results.
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7mo ago
It seems there's a flawed reading coming from a single point in time analysis Region instability had ben regularly threatening freedom of navigation in the last five years And USA may not consider the individual country strategic, but
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7mo ago
most subagent tool have in the tool the sub agent calls to notify completion the message to return and a good documentation about how to return things, so the orchesrtator can orchestrate. the harness that don't have that mechanism ca
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7mo ago
I prefer the orchestrator to have a say, based on the answer of the sub agent
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7mo ago
the one file that does the same (maybe code focused, easily adapted) --- Only documentation to write is project.md and TODO.md do not write documentation anywhere else. TODO.md: document gaps, tasks and progress, grouped by feature project.
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7mo ago
https://github.com/anomalyco/opencode/issues/5554 https://www.reddit.com/r/LocalLLaMA/comments/1rv690j/opencod... ?
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7mo ago
isn't this the one with default-on need code change to turn off telemetry?
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7mo ago
Eh code doesn't have a lot of value. Especially filling methods between signatures and figuring out the dependencies exact incantation is mechanistic and definitely time better spent doing other things. A lot of these blog start from a
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7mo ago
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/c/c2/Il...
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