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by bredren 1y ago
There are big gains to be had by having one top tier model review the work of another. For example, you can drive one model to a very good point through several turns, and then have the second “red team” the result of the first. Then retur
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by bredren 1y ago
>you might sometimes prefer a smaller one because being able to do something in real-time, or being able to run on a mobile device, is more important than marginal accuracy gains for some applications. This reminds me of ~”the best camer
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by bredren 1y ago
How was your experience using Gemini via Zen? I’ve instead used a Gemini via plain ol’ chat, first building a competitive, larger context than Claude can hold then manually bringing detailed plans and patches to Gemini for feedback with exc
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by bredren 1y ago
FWIW, this has been the way of working with AI products since the beginning. For example, chatgpt has waxed and waned even without model updates due to how the context gearing behind the web interface. You can see in various subreddits the
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by bredren 1y ago
Out of curiosity, ~how many lines of C in all is the C you're refactoring? Reason I ask is I have gotten outstanding results from gemini pro 2.5, which has a very large context. It already accepts very large individual messages, howeve
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by bredren 1y ago
This is what I’ve been thinking about recently. Babysitting one process, but giving it all of my attention[1] can lead to rapid progress. Pushing forward multiple efforts simultaneously can lead to rapid progress if code is largely unrelate
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AI Is the Answer to Everything(banagale.com)
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by bredren 1y ago
> Another option is to just spin up a cloud instance and pull the same repos to there and run claude from there. Then connect via tmux and let loose.
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by bredren 1y ago
This solves a big issue for existing CLI agents, which is session persistence for users working from their own machines. With claude code, you usually start it from your own local terminal. Then you have access to all the code bases and oth
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by bredren 1y ago
It slices, it dices... Seriously, though. Vassar Robotics (YC company) has an arm kit available for order now. The original ship date for my order just got pushed back due to an upgrade in the camera spec. It won't be able to hold kni
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Claude code planning mode posture is off balance(banagale.com)
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by bredren 1y ago
Boosting second sentence here, because I think it is a foundational problem for a company trying to behave like Apple. If the company was owned primarily by employees and customers I think it would be more likely to carry out its mission.
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by bredren 1y ago
As a person who spent a great deal of time restoring a long neglected backyard to include a small lawn to play on, I am interested in playing GrassSimulator2000.
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by bredren 1y ago
> with a simple extension for some UX improvements What are the UX improvements? I was using the Pycharm plugin and didn’t notice any actual integration. I had problems with pycharm’s terminal—not least of which was default 5k line scrol
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by bredren 1y ago
Is related to solutions engineering, which IIUC focuses on customizations / adapters / data wrangling for individual (larger) customers?
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by bredren 1y ago
This piece doesn't mention the fluffy cones next gen replacement to the dyson stick vac: https://youtu.be/ve6JuJV17FQ?si=aCq_qwtpAhRyS0by&t=159 It was announced a month ago and seems to handle the design criticism
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by bredren 1y ago
Here's an example prompt to use with an export https://gist.githubusercontent.com/banagale/767b723c8a2420ff...
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Show HN: Export Slack messages during your vacation into LLM-friendly format(github.com)
3 points by bredren 1y ago|1 comments
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by bredren 1y ago
Belt and suspenders approach is to attach analytics to the most important events on the server side and combine with the session. If the frontend automatic js is blocked, it doesn’t matter.
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by bredren 1y ago
Eclypsium | Portland (US), Córdoba (ARGENTINA), Singapore (remote) | ONSITE / HYBRID / REMOTE | Full-time & Contract https://eclypsium.com/company/careers/ We protect devices from chip to cloud—secur
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by bredren 1y ago
I’m working on a native swift implementation of FileKitty, the FOSS LLM prompt context preparation tool I’ve been building with pyqt. https://github.com/banagale/FileKitty My most recent release includes signed .dmg in
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by bredren 1y ago
The parent claim was that devs don’t open-source their personal AI tools. FileKitty is mine and it is MIT-licensed on GitHub. It began as an experiment in AI-assisted app design and a cross-platform “cat these files” utility. Since then it
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by bredren 1y ago
Mine is. And it is awesome: https://github.com/banagale/FileKitty The most recent release includes a MacOS build in a dmg signed by Apple: https://github.com/banagale/FileKitty/releases/
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by bredren 1y ago
This is happening right now and it won’t be obvious until the liquidity events provide enough cover for victory lap story telling. The very knowledge that an organization is experiencing hyper acceleration due to its successful adoption of
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by bredren 1y ago
All of the time. Often I'm working with 3-4 different project contexts simultaneously. It isn't that useful but I do glance it when I'm working on dependencies and to ensure the context between a terminal session and pycharm&
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ChatGPT's Quiet Shift in User Data Retention and Missed Opportunity for OpenAI(banagale.com)
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by bredren 1y ago
Yes. I show the python or node version of currently active venv and venv name. Also, I somehow worked in special characters for Python and other things that get screwed up if I don’t have the right nerd font installed on the system.
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by bredren 1y ago
> who said the finding was “premature” and a “breach of contract”, claiming that it was the lead organisation for the study “Premature” and “breach of contract” are very different things. I wonder what additional work was done so as to f
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by bredren 1y ago
This is the one I was thinking of.
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by bredren 1y ago
tldr; the famous art from the Jaws movie poster was originally a book cover. When first published it lacked the required attribution of the time to get enforceable copyright. IIRC, there are some films in public domain for having "fail

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