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by bearjaws 6mo ago
My super uninformed theory is that local LLM will trail foundation models by about 2 years for practical use. For example right now a lot of work is being done on improving tool calling and agentic workflows, which tool calling was first po
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by bearjaws 7mo ago
Why use JS at all for SSR? It's not a great language for it.
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by bearjaws 7mo ago
I understand that. I am saying there is a clear cliff where the value of an LLM reaches 0. At 1t/s you are never going to get anything done. At 6t/s, it's significantly degrades the experience, one mistake setting you back 20
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by bearjaws 7mo ago
We need a rule that if your LLM benchmark is running under 20t/s it's simply unusable in any real workflow. 6t/s is unbearable, if you used it with OpenCode you would be waiting 20+ minutes per turn.
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by bearjaws 7mo ago
SOC2 has been in trouble for a while now. Completely gamified. I was managing an acquisition of a healthtech company and asked if they did an internal risk assessment as part of their audit. Nope. SOC2 certified, has never actually put to p
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by bearjaws 7mo ago
JavaScript can be fast too, it's just the ecosystem and decisions devs make that slow it down. Same for Java, I have yet to in my entire career see enterprise Java be performant and not memory intensive. At the end of the day, if you c
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by bearjaws 7mo ago
Mostly good advice other than "Run Ad-Hoc Claude Commands Inside Scripts" I barely trust Claude Code as it is, and neither should anyone to run arbitrary commands unless you run it in a strong sandbox.
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by bearjaws 7mo ago
As a command line junkie, what is the main thing Claude Code needs to catch up with cursor? I haven't dove into using a LLM in my editor, so I am less familiar with workflows there.
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by bearjaws 7mo ago
What a throw back damn. I didn't have a Ti-83 so had to ask my friend for his once he got bored with the game. There was a moment in 2011 I started writing it in "pure" SQL (MySQL) as a joke, but gave up, I'll have to fi
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by bearjaws 7mo ago
This is a very dumb reason. 100% of them fail because they don't have product market fit, and the coding is the easy part, selling a product is actually really difficult. If I built an internal chat app for a company of 1,000 people, I
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by bearjaws 7mo ago
or see if they can shift some end user workloads to off hours so that they aren't bogging things down during peak hours.
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by bearjaws 7mo ago
And Meta has another round coming, soon the only thing left at the company will be data center staff. Apparently 20% to be laid off soon. https://www.reuters.com/business/world-at-work/meta-planning...
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by bearjaws 7mo ago
Feel like the canary was when Grokpedia became a project. Giant waste of time while Anthropic/OAI keep surging forward. I also keep hearing this narrative that Twitter is a good data source, but I cannot imagine it's a valuable
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by bearjaws 7mo ago
So many people have vibe coded these websites, they are posted to Reddit near daily.
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by bearjaws 7mo ago
I used to work for a vendor who wrote the drivers for iTunes CD burning, I actually built a in house tool that could take multiple machines with 8 drives each and test our driver by burning to CD-R, DVD-R, DVD-RW, etc... and read the data b
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by bearjaws 7mo ago
"make" as in "print" right? Iraq war proves it won't be a net positive.
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by bearjaws 7mo ago
The economy is going to go into a deep recession for years with the current economic environment. There will be nobody left to spend money, just increasing corporate and ultra high wealth spend. The rest will be left with food and water. We
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by bearjaws 7mo ago
We are rewriting our entire frontend from Webpack + Gatsby to Vite + React, we converted all static pages in one day using Claude Code. We basically have ~40 components and 6 pages to go until complete rewrite, I am sure we will run into bu
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by bearjaws 7mo ago
You are gonna wish you had gotten at least 16gb of ram.
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by bearjaws 7mo ago
Don't do this. I see these resumes and immediately discard them.
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by bearjaws 7mo ago
> score comparably on battery life tests Until Windows leaves it in S0 state while its in your backpack :) My Lenovo does this every week, such a joy.
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by bearjaws 7mo ago
I just don't know if the human capital is there. At my job we use HyperV, and finding someone who actually knows HyperV is difficult and expensive. Throw in Cisco networking, storage appliances, etc to make it 99.99% uptime... Also tha
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by bearjaws 7mo ago
The Air is going to run laps around the X1, in literally every benchmark you can come up with besides "its not open source". I have that same processor in a much bulkier thinkpad and it thermal throttles instantly doing basic offi
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by bearjaws 7mo ago
Probably breaking under demand at this point.
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by bearjaws 8mo ago
This is basically what RTK "Rust Token Killer" does. Removes all the fluff around commands that agents use frequently. https://github.com/rtk-ai/rtk
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by bearjaws 8mo ago
It's absurd that this class of people (conservatives) had this much press time, controlled this much power, the media, government, etc and insist they are being persecuted.
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by bearjaws 8mo ago
The problem with AI security review is that it will often find dozen of non-issues that have to be investigated.
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by bearjaws 8mo ago
Network effects. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Network_effect
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by bearjaws 8mo ago
340B is half the reason hospitals can even help treat homeless individuals, people who can't afford their bills, people on end of life care, etc. I've consulted with two large health systems that begin with A and they use 340B to
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by bearjaws 8mo ago
Is there a playbook to center-align the content on the site? On 1440p Firefox and Chrome its all left aligned.

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