behnamoh

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by behnamoh 1y ago
xh is mandatory Rust rewrite of httpie :)
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by behnamoh 1y ago
curl may be outdated but at least it's a survivor. the alternatives (esp. the suspicious httpie grift) won't make it.
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by behnamoh 1y ago
> This (along with batching) is why large local models are a dumb and wasteful idea if you're not serving them at enterprise scale. Local models are never a dumb idea. The only time it's dumb to use them in an enterprise is if
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Dark Reader – Support Us(darkreader.org)
3 points by behnamoh 1y ago|1 comments
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by behnamoh 1y ago
Anything that wastes my time and only reveals its half-assed reasoning half way through the article is indeed worthless.
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by behnamoh 1y ago
> It is a fact that there have been 27,000+ Amazonians impacted by layoffs between 2022 and 2024, continuing into 2025. It's hard to know how many of these were AWS versus other parts of its Amazon parent, because the company is not
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Parallel Updates with Homebrew(adrg.se)
2 points by behnamoh 1y ago|0 comments
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by behnamoh 1y ago
Why is it that languages like this don't scale? It's not the first time I see a powerful language that got forgotten. Other examples include SmallTalk and Common Lisp (tiny community). It is because some languages are "too po
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by behnamoh 1y ago
The website and gh repo say it compiles to JS. Where did you learn that it has an Erlang backend?
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Andrej Karpathy: How I Use LLMs [video](youtube.com)
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by behnamoh 1y ago
> That incremental progress mirrors YKK’s founding philosophy, the “Cycle of Goodness.” The principle—that no one prospers without benefiting others—has supposedly guided the company for decades. It’s visible in its other micro-improveme
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by behnamoh 1y ago
Ah, the thin font inspired by Apple's iOS 7 Helvetica font that ruined the readability of web content for a decade... Is there a way to enforce non-thin fonts on web pages in the browser?
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by behnamoh 1y ago
yes but I was referring to the Claude app which only shows a few sentences of thinking.
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by behnamoh 1y ago
I think you're overly enthusiastic about what's going on here (which is surprising because you've seen the trend in AI seems to be re-inventing the wheel every other year...)
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by behnamoh 1y ago
it's not much of an innovation though. it's just a fancy (and unsafe) way of keeping a registry of tools.
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by behnamoh 1y ago
an MCP server can run code outside of the domain of tools that it supports, tool call can't
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by behnamoh 1y ago
to be fair, Anthropic reasoning models don't have long thinking to begin with, and I find their reasoning pretty useless compared to what Gemini used to do.
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by behnamoh 1y ago
Elixir is still confusing, not the language, but the ecosystem, tooling, and philosophy. Is it dynamic or static? Is it compiled or not? If it's not, then why do we have Elixir scripts, which have different file extension? If it uses B
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by behnamoh 1y ago
Is it really something to be proud of? Somehow as a result of IE hate we ended up with a Chrome-dominated world.
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by behnamoh 1y ago
Maybe because Jules is made by Google and 95% of Google products end up dead as soon as the product manager gets a promotion?
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by behnamoh 1y ago
Gemini was good when the thinking tokens were shown to the user. As soon as Google replaced those with some thought summary, I stopped finding it as useful. Previously, the thoughts were so organized that I would often read those instead of
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by behnamoh 1y ago
this couldn't be farther from the truth. people still use vim and it's better than most new tech that was made post 2000s.
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by behnamoh 1y ago
in today's news: MIT researchers found out about AI agents and rebranded it as RLM for karma.
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by behnamoh 1y ago
that is true unless you use the Response API endpoint...
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by behnamoh 1y ago
Ain't nobody got time and money to run multiple agents at the same time
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by behnamoh 1y ago
the question is: how does the prompt processing time on this compare to M3 Ultra because that one sucks at RAG even though it can technically handle huge models and long contexts...
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by behnamoh 1y ago
I'm curious, does its architecture support all CUDA features out of the box or is it limited compared to 5090/6000 Blackwell?
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by behnamoh 1y ago
My main issue with iOS 26 is too much (unnecessary) animation and the fact that as you scroll, the buttons at the bottom of the page change. I think that's what the article refers to when it mentions lack of predictability. On iOS 17 I
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by behnamoh 1y ago
I have a philosophy for which I have mixed feelings because I like it in principle despite it making me worse off in some other ways: Devs should punish companies that clearly don't give a shit about them. When I see AMD, I t
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All Rust features explained [video](youtube.com)
1 points by behnamoh 1y ago|0 comments

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