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bhouston
2y ago
It costs about a $1 to implement a major feature, so no the cost is marginal compared to my salary.
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2y ago
It is just a prompt change if there is a cli tool for GitLab or Bitbucket. I just tell Claude to use the gh cli tool and to use it as external memory to track tasks and to submit PRs.
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2y ago
It can, but Claude 3.7 is the best model for it right now. Using other models with mycoder right now is just an exercise in frustration. I will fix that eventually.
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2y ago
I agree with you on the READMEs. In response to his suggestion that I write a blog post on the idea of knowledge packages, I just spend the last 30 minutes aligning on your suggestion by coincidence. Written up here: https://be
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2y ago
> Does it need to be decoupled from package.json, etc.? Knowledge packs should be decoupled from package.json just as eslint rules or commit-lint rules are. You can include them in package.json or in separate files. But including point
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2y ago
> Can you please share what are your favourite tools and for what exactly? Would be helpful I wrote my own open source one here: https://github.com/drivecore/mycoder . Covered on hacker news here: https://
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2y ago
As someone who has done a lot of work with agentic coding I am not sure specialized agents are the best solution. I think standardizing knowledge packs would be better that any agent can read to understand a domain or library is more usefu
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I think that is a temporary problem. General purpose agents will get better in general with libraries without having to have specialized agents.
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2y ago
A many people warned that tariffs and the very political exceptions made to them are rip for corruption: https://www.slowboring.com/p/trumps-tariffs-mean-big-opportu... https://www.cnn.com/2024/11&
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My Home 10G Network Setup – What Worked and Lessons Learned
(benhouston3d.com)
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2y ago
If there are very threatening aliens, I would prefer to expand into the universe and have multiple inhabited planets and meet them being redundant rather than they just happen upon us and destroy us in a single go. Exploring the universe i
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2y ago
Nothing worth doing is easy.
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2y ago
Even the same group as it gets bigger split into factions which fight against themselves. I think this is the nature of trying to have shared control of large groups - consensus just becomes hard and a lot of work. You either get factious
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2y ago
I think we should definitely expand life into the cosmos. Eventually we will likely find other life and hopefully it doesn't lead to conflict. I have recently been listening to the "We Are Legion (We Are Bob)" sci-fi series.
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2y ago
> Anti-Natalism is self-extinguishing. Always had been.
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2y ago
You are completely right that I can always just wait. I prefer not to though... there are a lot of times when it is amazing to have 10G between my main machines.
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2y ago
10G Ethernet seems to be really hot, all my SPF+ connectors are hot, my TP-Link 10G switch is hot. It seems not be efficient anymore in that regards. While my 10G fiber and 10G SPF+ DAC cables are perfectly cool. I hope this is temporary b
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2y ago
That downgrades transfer speeds though to just 2.5G.
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2y ago
10G is awesome for (1) downloading steam games - many are +50GB these days, (2) downloading Ollama models, (3) downloading ISOs, (4) downloading app/OS updates and (5) I have a NAS also on the 10G network for media backups. I have symm
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2y ago
> It might be an excellent model, but reading the exact text repeatedly is taking the excitement away. This is the commodification of models. There is nothing special about the new models but they perform better on the benchmarks. They
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2y ago
> The second part is much more ambiguous, and unfortunately, the bill lacks specificity. OpenAI wants to ban the use of DeepSeek models: "As with Huawei, there is significant risk in building on top of DeepSeek models in critical
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2y ago
Yeah, conduit makes sense. The future in homes - from this current vantage point - is likely all wireless via multiple APs around the house that have short range but very high bandwidth. Only us power users will have wired ethernet.
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> If you have any way to pull cables between floors, try pulling DAC cables. Many of my devices take 10G ethernet, like MacMini and my MacBook Air docking station. Is there an easy way to convert from DAC to 10G Ethernet? The desktop h
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> You can also get baseboards (that look nice in a home) then double as cable runs. Interesting. That would be great in the basement. I will look into it.
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It does sort of suck because I have cabling running along the baseboards. Also I have 10G networking so the switches are costly and hot at least this generation.
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I have, but now I have cable running along the base boards. That isn't optimal. Also I have 10G networking, so the ethernet switches are hot and expensive.
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I'm a little suspicious of many of the outdoor examples given though. They are of famous places that are likely in the training set: - Egyptian pyramids - Roman Colosseum These are the most iconic and most photographed things in the w
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2y ago
You are the hero! Thank you! The main post link should be updated to this.
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Yeah, we got a new house built 4 years ago and one of the biggest regrets is not enough ethernet outlets (running fibre in the house isn't practical yet) and power outlets in various places. It is really hard to think of all the place
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> Again, not sure how any policies will stop opensource code from being run. There is already a bill in circulation that would ban the "import" of Chinese artificial intelligence technology and you can be sure that this means y
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