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by btbuildem 5mo ago
This in essence is what allows one to use any model with CC -- including local.
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by btbuildem 5mo ago
The more you look into these trendy TUIs the worse it gets -- it's like the developers took the accumulation of all the worst practices since the dawn of programming, and wrapped it all into one unwieldy, overweight, under-performant g
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by btbuildem 6mo ago
Love this on principle -- set the unstoppable force against the unmovable object and watch the machine grind itself into dust.
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by btbuildem 6mo ago
If this does not work, use nitter instead
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by btbuildem 6mo ago
They better fix that today, I need to downgrade my account before the subscription renews.
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by btbuildem 6mo ago
And we've back to clay tablets! Cuneiform would be fitting.
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by btbuildem 6mo ago
You'd figure by now we would have something between a TUI and an IDE.
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by btbuildem 6mo ago
You can run CC with local models, it's pretty straightforward. I've done this with vLLM + a thin shim to change the endpoint syntax.
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by btbuildem 6mo ago
A lot of this could have been avoided with more openness and transparency. Communicate the changes you are making. Leverage the community using your product(s). Reveal more about the building blocks (system prompts, harness, etc) so people
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by btbuildem 6mo ago
I wish there was a reliable way to choke the agents back and prevent them from doing this. Every line of code added is a potential bug, and they overzealously spew pages and pages of code. I've routinely gone through my (hobby) project
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by btbuildem 6mo ago
They absolutely purchased the hype momentum. It would've been cheaper to copy the project, but it's not about the functionality it provides.
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by btbuildem 6mo ago
Aghh so many classic games are missing from here!
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by btbuildem 6mo ago
Those memories are crisp and vivid
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by btbuildem 6mo ago
> we moved out to suburbs because Because it was a profit making venture for car companies. Suburbs are horrifically inefficient, they survive by the twisted "communism" of cannibalizing the dense urban tax bases to support the
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by btbuildem 6mo ago
Author of the article is a journalist, attending a protest could very legitimately be for study purposes in his case.
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by btbuildem 6mo ago
I've built a tool that scanned my inbox, identified tiers of emails per various criteria (essentially how personal, important, unique/irreplaceable etc the information contained therin is) and built semantic search over it. My ini
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by btbuildem 7mo ago
That's kind of amazing. You could use weather app data to remove ~all the lightning and the remainder would be a livestream of missile strikes and bombings. Insane.
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by btbuildem 7mo ago
This is a dangerous precedent, and should be nipped in the bud, squashed, blended, spat on and flushed. Acquiescing to (however veiled and excused) authoritarian overreach is not the way forward. The correct attitude towards this "Thin
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by btbuildem 7mo ago
I hope someone comes up with a really good Chuck Norris joke for this.
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by btbuildem 7mo ago
Interesting approach! I feel like this is a hard space to break into, because of the friction -- both having to convince content hosts to opt in, and consumers to subscribe.
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by btbuildem 7mo ago
If I may, what was your vision? What were you aiming to replace the ads with?
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by btbuildem 7mo ago
I really like seeing the movement away from MCP across the various projects. Here the composition of the new with the old (the ol' unix composability) seems to um very nicely. OP, what have you used this on in practice, with success?
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by btbuildem 7mo ago
I really like the part where you can "reroll" sub-areas of each tile. Consider exposing some of the weight knobs (eg, I'd like to tweak it to favour mountainous terrain)!
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by btbuildem 7mo ago
Lol please at least clean up the markdown diagram -- claude has a real hard time aligning the borders in ascii art for some reason.
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by btbuildem 8mo ago
I haven't been able to make a coherent argument against MCP, so I've settled for "I just don't like it". CLI tools have an edge in that their definition live in model weights; MCP requires a portion of the context f
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by btbuildem 8mo ago
Quick question -- were you clever / ruthless enough to actually run real ads on this?
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by btbuildem 8mo ago
> people have hundreds and thousands on conversation on these apps that can't be easily moved elsewhere Neither can they be easily searched nor organized. And what prolonged AI use teaches you is: don't search for that old chat
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by btbuildem 8mo ago
"Code is cheap" has two interpretations here: one, that's its no longer seen as the artisanally-crafted fine product, now it's "manufactured". Two, though, is that it's cheaper in ops -- once the criteria
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by btbuildem 8mo ago
Precisely. Don't ask me why I looked into this, but the legislation is what it is.
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by btbuildem 8mo ago
> idea that agent harnesses should primarily have their functionality dictated by plaintext commands feels like a copout I think it's more along the lines of acknowledging the fast-paced changes in the field, and refusing to cast in

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