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by chatmasta 6mo ago
I thought the names in the opening were the people being charged. Then I realized they were the prosecutors.
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by chatmasta 6mo ago
> There's not enough redundancy So build resiliency into your application layer.
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by chatmasta 6mo ago
> despite no longer being in vogue with consumer devs Is it in vogue with enterprise devs?
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by chatmasta 6mo ago
3x growth in ten years is the “most generous” estimate?
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by chatmasta 6mo ago
They are decades ahead of their nearest competition, in multiple verticals, and their barrier to entry is a literal gravity well.
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by chatmasta 6mo ago
They don’t serialize process.env, but devs will take config values from environment variables. Obviously you’re not supposed to do this but it’s a footgun.
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by chatmasta 6mo ago
I’m not clear on it either. Was the Context.ai OAuth application compromised? So the threat actor essentially had the same visibility into every Context.ai customer’s workspace that Context.ai has? And why is a single employee being blamed?
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by chatmasta 6mo ago
Next.js renders configuration that’s shared by client and server into a JSON blob in the HTML page. These config variables often come from environment variables. It’s a very common mistake for people to not realize this, and accidentally pu
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by chatmasta 6mo ago
I find Chutes very intriguing… has anyone used it? I found it when I started wondering what sort of $/performance I could get by simply renting GPU machines by the hour and running my own inference.
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by chatmasta 6mo ago
What about Apple Silicon?
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by chatmasta 6mo ago
Dunno, I expect if DuckDB works as advertised it might just work! That's the beauty of how they've separated the syntax parsing into frontend/backend from the rest of the engine.
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by chatmasta 6mo ago
Who are you paying $10/month? OpenRouter?
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by chatmasta 6mo ago
Is this going to be an open weights model or not? The post doesn’t make it clear. It seems the weights are not available today, but maybe that’s because it’s in preview?
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by chatmasta 6mo ago
So we could use this with Postgres by putting DuckDB in front with its Postgres extension, pointing to the source data in PG?
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Humanoid robots race past humans to set Beijing half-marathon record(lbc.co.uk)
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by chatmasta 6mo ago
Claude Code system prompt diffs are available here: https://cchistory.mariozechner.at/?from=2.1.98&to=2.1.112 (URL is to diff since 2.1.98 which seems to be the version that preceded the first reference to Opus 4.7)
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by chatmasta 6mo ago
Figma has been in trouble for a while. All the designers at my company switched to Cursor nearly a year ago. They made live mockups that don’t even need a spec to implement, because the expected behavior is already captured in the prototype
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by chatmasta 6mo ago
wtf. I’ve had my kindle since 2011, the battery still lasts weeks, it works perfectly, and I frequently praise Amazon for this. wtf. Will I be able to load books via USB? Or there is some new DRM the kindle won’t be able to decrypt?
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by chatmasta 6mo ago
It’s not easy to quantify because you’re basically substituting or augmenting labor. How do you quantify an ROI on employees? You can look at profit of a project they’re hired to execute. But with AI, it’s mixed with the employees, so how d
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by chatmasta 6mo ago
I’m surprised there is no broadband rollout or telecom network on there. I guess it’s hard to quantify the cost within a specific event?
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by chatmasta 6mo ago
Why is written with an assumption that we have finite hardware production capacity? Industrial processes can scale up, new factories can come online… it will take a while but the whole point of economics is that supply will scale to meet de
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by chatmasta 6mo ago
HPC is heavily skewed toward academia, and it doesn’t have a lot of overlap with compiler nerds. I think this explains it.
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by chatmasta 6mo ago
fyi, the entire domain is unavailable in the UK “due to the online safety act.”
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by chatmasta 6mo ago
Isn’t Apple paying Google billions of dollars to license these things? Surely they should make it easier to compile for their native engines…
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by chatmasta 6mo ago
I like how GitLab does this, with an SSH server that implements only a few commands for creating PATs, so you can authenticate with your SSH keys and create a short-lived PAT in one command.
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by chatmasta 6mo ago
I promise you they’re claiming taxes on the depreciation of that machine every year. If anything they’ll be upset you didn’t tell them sooner so they could have claimed more.
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by chatmasta 6mo ago
Honestly… just paste my comment into the prompt and you’ll get it 80% of the way there. The important thing is to seed it with instructions so it will iteratively improve its own instructions each session.
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by chatmasta 6mo ago
Wow, Trump’s job is harder than I thought.
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by chatmasta 6mo ago
This is the only evergreen bookmark that will always have the most up-to-date sources. You can also find some interesting tools and scripts if you search some of the streaming domain names with GitHub code search.
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by chatmasta 6mo ago
Regardless of which harness you use, asking your agent to self-edit its own .claude (and to put it in the repo itself so you see the changes) is the single biggest impact change you can make in terms of compounding improvement. Couple this

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