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Claude 3.7 Sonnet and Claude Code(anthropic.com)
2127 points by bakugo 2y ago|963 comments
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by bakugo 2y ago
It makes perfect sense for Laravel specifically, because both the framework itself and the entire ecosystem around it are aimed at the kind of developer who just wants to ship the minimum viable product as fast as humanly possible, without
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by bakugo 2y ago
I wonder what prompted this reaction from them for this particular case. This has been happening for years in my country without a peep from them.
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by bakugo 2y ago
Twitch only stores Past Broadcasts for 2 months before they're automatically deleted. If you want to keep them past the 2 months, you have to convert them into Highlights, which are affected. So yes, this will absolutely affect the spe
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by bakugo 2y ago
It's absolutely true that the nginx config has some really obtuse features, "if" probably being the best example. But just because they're there doesn't mean you have to use them, and the documentation for "if&
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by bakugo 2y ago
> The Nintendo switch 2 is right around the corner and looks like it is going to sell extremely well, after the massive success of the switch 1 Just like the Wii U sold extremely well after the massive success of the Wii.
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by bakugo 2y ago
Is he really still pretending that his vtuber persona is a different person? That makes this way more of an embarrassing attention-grab than it already was.
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by bakugo 2y ago
> Is your theory that rust makes people dramatic? Or that dramatic people like rust? Both, really. As a language that was designed from the ground up to be a replacement for C and C++ (thus implying that it's superior to these estab
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by bakugo 2y ago
> "using social pressure to influence decisions" is so general that it could apply to just any discussion Not really. It's one thing to discuss these things directly in the proper channels, namely the mailing list, but it&
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by bakugo 2y ago
Literally any remote storage you can imagine works. I've personally used Hetzner storage boxes and they work fine, and their price is very good (though still not as good as Backblaze Backup if you have double digit TBs like me)
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by bakugo 2y ago
Restic is my personal favorite for straightforward file backups. It's simple and well-designed, integrates with rclone meaning it supports any file transfer protocol or cloud storage service you can imagine, and has a decently large co
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by bakugo 2y ago
The Backblaze computer backup app is kind of a mess in general. The only reason I still use it is because of the unbeatable price, there are many better alternatives if cloud storage prices aren't an issue for you. I've had many i
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by bakugo 2y ago
> Does he mean that this is potentially how one could install custom firmware on their console? Sort of. It's a userland code execution exploit, which is often the first step, but all games run in a locked down VM specifically to pr
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by bakugo 2y ago
> I've found "T/F" vals are not always portable between languages ("True" in Python vs "true" in JS) What? Booleans are booleans, they are converted to/from the language's boolean type wh
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by bakugo 2y ago
> Without sounding like every other developer who hates on electron Electron is hated for very good reasons. Postman in particular is just so insanely bloated and sluggish, it's painful to use on anything that doesn't have a hi
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by bakugo 2y ago
Except you're not running the model locally, you're running an entirely different model that is deceptively named. You can pretend it's R1, and if it works for your purpose that's fine, but it won't perform anywhere
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by bakugo 2y ago
The "distilled+quantized versions" are not the same model at all, they are existing models (Llama and Qwen) finetuned on outputs from the actual R1 model, and are not really comparable to the real thing.
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by bakugo 2y ago
Yes, the Steam client was originally built on top of the same VGUI library used in Valve's games, and used the same style as HL1/CS/etc back then.
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by bakugo 2y ago
> many games have hyper stylized menus with flowery wingdings all over them It can work depending on the style/tone of the game. The real problem, in my opinion, is all the games nowadays with perfectly flat, generic, colorless UIs
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by bakugo 2y ago
Beating the dragon is very anticlimactic, but it's still the "end" of the progression path as designed by the developers. Or at least it was before the Elytra was added, now that's the actual end. But either way, reach
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by bakugo 2y ago
> The End dimension isn't meant to fit in the game. It's meant to subvert the idea of a sandbox game. Do you have a source for this? It's the first time I've heard it. > Beating the Ender Dragon does not mean you f
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by bakugo 2y ago
Can confirm. Whenever I'm reminded of the existence of things like Villagers, or the End, my brain still goes "oh yeah, that new thing they added" before reality catches up and I realize just how long those things have been i
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by bakugo 2y ago
People have indeed always been greedy, but the greediest are becoming more wealthy and powerful by the day.
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by bakugo 2y ago
I mean, it's still a valid argument, isn't it? If an 11 year old kid can't answer the question "how many hours are there in 1 day and 7 hours" without a calculator, that's a bad thing. But even adapting the pla
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by bakugo 2y ago
Oh, I didn't realize you meant running Tailscale in docker, my bad. Then yeah, that's safe.
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by bakugo 2y ago
> I always have to define 'external: true' at the network That option has nothing to do with the problem at hand. https://docs.docker.com/reference/compose-file/networks/#ext...
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by bakugo 2y ago
Important to note that, even if you use Tailscale, the firewall punching happens regardless, so you still have to make sure you either: 1. Have some external firewall outside of the Docker host blocking the port 2. Explicitly tell Docker to
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by bakugo 2y ago
> but very advanced technical channels go "I've learned all this from our sponsor Brilliant". Yeah, because they're paid to say that. You don't actually think they use the service themselves, do you?
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by bakugo 2y ago
Basically the same as a computer. If you avoid installing random untrusted apps, you are generally safe (i.e. don't install random no-name Candy Crush clones from the Play Store every week like some people in my family like to do). Eve
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by bakugo 2y ago
Yes, "objective" benchmarks can be gamed, real-life tasks cannot.

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