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by bredren 6mo ago
Apple continues to compare to prior versions of Apple Silicon. I suspect it is a mix of trying to provide useful, realistic upgrade information and numbers that still sound good for those not paying attention. I don't think any org doi
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by bredren 6mo ago
Thanks for the notes, for those interested in learning more: - Lattner tweeted a link to this: https://www.modular.com/blog/day-zero-launch-fastest-perform... - Unsloth prior post on gemma 3 finetuning: https:/&#
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by bredren 7mo ago
The trick isn't to patch it once, but to create a system that can reproduce your patches against each release as they come in. Then, when code changes make fixes non-trivial calling in a headless session to heal your fixes.
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by bredren 7mo ago
On a related note, ChatGPT.com changed how it handles large text pastes this past week. It now behaves like Claude, attaching the paste as a file for upload rather than inlining it. This affected page UX some and reduces the cost of the bro
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by bredren 7mo ago
It is also intended to protect the usage patterns of pro subscribers. As has been amply explained, the API pricing per token is far more for equivalent use when maximizing a subscription plan. It isn’t really a massive hurdle to deal with t
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by bredren 7mo ago
That’s fine but this dream was previously pursued with mobile hardware. FWIW, oculus represented a true competitive advantage. And I don’t think it was a coincidence that the Supernatural acquisition was temporarily blocked by the feds. I t
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by bredren 7mo ago
The key early signals from OpenAI FB missed were when OpenAI Five was featured DOTA 2's The International in 2018 and in April 2019 when it beat the pro team OG. I think the people who care about that game and used the types media chan
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by bredren 7mo ago
What you're describing is absolutely where we're headed. But the entire SWE apparatus can be handled. Automated A/B testing of the feature. Progressive exposure deployment of changes, you name it.
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by bredren 7mo ago
I’m much less concerned about the Mac Pro and more concerned we won’t see an XDR Ultra Display to replace the 32”.
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by bredren 7mo ago
I think you’d have to participate, but this was a real thing and it was fun. For example, there is one that was a making sort of Macy’s thanksgiving day-style parade floats. And you could pick virtually any content type and see this interpr
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by bredren 7mo ago
Some of the comments point toward genuine concern, some smell of gatekeeping. It is interesting to see a flip in attitude toward GitHub.
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by bredren 7mo ago
There were ~trends similar to what appeared early in TikTok. For example, early TikTok had the Boss Walk. Sora had no big content trends split into many micro trends in some established ~universe.
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by bredren 7mo ago
The models are not well trained on bringing products to market. And even “product engineers” often do not have experience going from zero to post sales support on a saas on their own. It is a skill set of its own to make product decisions a
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by bredren 7mo ago
Claude Code breaks production features and doesn't say anything about it. The product has just shifted gears with little to no ceremony. I expect that from something guiding the market, but there have been times where stuff changes, a
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by bredren 7mo ago
No IP will stand up to AI, from Star Wars to Linear. Things are about to change.
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by bredren 7mo ago
Indeed, like MagSafe charging—they simplify. Simplicity has a premium. That said, my first pair failed out of Apple Care and resulted in a full cost replacement. The APM sub is littered with stories of the BT module failing. I’m sure it is
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by bredren 7mo ago
They will replace worn out fabric on the v1s with AppleCare. Have to send them in but it works.
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by bredren 7mo ago
I also do this. My primary use case is for reproducing page layout and styling at any given tree in the dom. So, capturing various states of a component etc. I also use it to automatically retrieve page responsiveness behavior in complex w
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by bredren 7mo ago
This presumes he knew he would be held that long. Presuming he holds keys to vast wealth, the calculation would have shifted over time. Especially once he was serving his original sentence again starting a year ago. Another consideration is
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by bredren 7mo ago
Me too. I used to report bugs, read release notes; I was all in on the full stack debug capability in pycharm of Django. The first signs of trouble (with AI specifically) predated GitHub copilot to TabNine. TabNine was the first true demons
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by bredren 7mo ago
People are sleeping on this. I had early access to 1M via API and if we had been paying for the credits I would have been lighting cash on fire.
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by bredren 7mo ago
I set up a uh war dialer around the same age over night and my mom got some pretty upset calls the next day. She had no idea who these people were or why they were upset. I don’t think I copped to it, it was not an easy thing to explain but
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by bredren 8mo ago
Why not just write a skill and script that calls crawl4ai or similar and do this using Claude code? You can store the page as markdown for future sessions, mash the data w other context, you name it. The web Claude is incredibly limited bot
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by bredren 8mo ago
I actually meant the price of your product.
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by bredren 8mo ago
I can’t see myself using most of these because I don’t want them having my conversations. I really want a native iOS chat client that connects directly to my home server.
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by bredren 8mo ago
What is that, a snack in the basket?
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by bredren 8mo ago
Can you explain what you mean by your parallel tasks limitation?
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by bredren 8mo ago
Would be cool to include pricing info
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by bredren 8mo ago
This is cool, I’ve spent time picking through forks looking for high signal options. It would be cool if this was paired with a skill to assist in interpreting results and separate out bug fixes from features.
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by bredren 8mo ago
See also: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46932911

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