csomar

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by csomar 10mo ago
I've been using it for the last couple months. In many cases, it was superior to Gemini 3 Pro. One thing about Claude Code, it delegates certain tasks to glm-4.5 air and that drops performance a ton. What I did is set the default model
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by csomar 10mo ago
Yeah because Claude never makes bugs?
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by csomar 10mo ago
There are only 3 countries neighboring Cambodia. It could help to mention the country as different countries have different guarantees. The thing you can do right now is to try and get hold of someone in the bank that can freeze the flows,
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by csomar 10mo ago
I am far from being an expert on this topic. I took this course (many years ago?) https://www.coursera.org/learn/learning-how-to-learn and held this idea since. > ind it hard to believe that wasting hours hunting fo
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by csomar 10mo ago
How do you determine that though? Do you put the pictures in front of a jury? I am riding the metro daily in a big Asian city and I am pretty sure many of the "anime" ads will be unacceptable on the other side of the world.
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by csomar 10mo ago
The people in the system have to do something to justify the existence of such a system and bump their metrics. Whether someone did something bad or not is irrelevant. It is the job of the prosecution lawyers to figure out the grounds. Le
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by csomar 10mo ago
There is probably stuff we don’t know. For example, some people sneeze when they look or are exposed to the sun (for me, usually in the morning). There is still no scientific explanation for why it happens. There are no devices that can pro
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by csomar 10mo ago
The struggle is how you learn. I think that’s pretty much established scientifically by now?
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by csomar 10mo ago
I think it's probably more complex than that. Humans have constant continuous feedback which we understand as "time". LLMs do not have an equivalent to that and thus do not have a frame of reference to how much time passed be
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by csomar 10mo ago
LLMs struggle with time (or don't really have a concept with time). So unless that is addressed, they'll always suck in these tasks as you need synchronization. This is why text/cli was a much better UX to work with. std in&#
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by csomar 10mo ago
Honestly, I think many hallucinations are the LLM way of "moving forward". For example, the LLM will try something, not ask me to test (and it can't test it, itself) and then carry on to say "Oh, this shouldn't work
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by csomar 10mo ago
This might have started a day earlier though I am not certain (am in Bangkok and I thought it was the office routing system messing up with Cloudflare DNS) but for different periods of times, their proxied sites were very slow though not er
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by csomar 10mo ago
> On desktop (using a mouse or trackpad), drag and drop actually works quite well. I have a feeling it makes RSI worse.
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by csomar 10mo ago
Sure you do by now. You are the hard drive.
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by csomar 10mo ago
> It's basically just a way for the LLM to lazy-load curated information, tools, and scripts into context. So basically a reusable prompt like the previous has asked?
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by csomar 10mo ago
It went from very slow for me to completely down. Anything proxied by cloudflare is returning: HTTP ERROR 502
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by csomar 10mo ago
Current US strategy is to get South America+Canada resources and call it a day. They looked at global geopolitics and it looked too complicated for them.
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by csomar 10mo ago
> You’d have to be blind to ignore the massive overbuilding of property in China Isn't the same now happening with the US with the massive overbuilding of AI capacity? Seems like a tightly centralized capitalist system is not that d
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by csomar 10mo ago
If you don't need React, you probably don't need a framework anyway. The reason I use React is to create components that can exist on their own (and can be constructed/visualized on a StoryBook) and these components will then
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by csomar 10mo ago
Same can be achieved with a catch all domain and a sub for every service you use. Cost $13/year. Extra protection: now if you lose access to your email provider, you still have access to future emails.
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by csomar 10mo ago
Thanks. Sometimes I wonder if I really just have bad luck or everything around me is collapsing.
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by csomar 10mo ago
Actually in this case, the danger is in the cloud storage not the phone's. The user still can access/use his phone, just not the cloud-connected functionalities.
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by csomar 10mo ago
> But I've had my Google account for 20 years now Just realize this: the longer you play this game, the higher your odds of getting banned. Once it hit me, I quickly decoupled from Google. It's like playing satoshi roulette for
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by csomar 10mo ago
> but what the hell is a normal person supposed to do. Not store their data in their iPhones. Period. I only store temporary data and photos I wouldn't care about.
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by csomar 10mo ago
That's just a Western pipe dream. The water crisis could trigger a revolt but the fundamentals for such revolt have to be there rather than the water crisis being the sole reason. > people of Tehran will either need to move or die N
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by csomar 10mo ago
- Major disruptions on the financial markets due to the USD losing value. Commodities go up. Not certain about Bitcoin/Crypto as it is backed mostly by the USD itself. - US goes on the offensive on tokenization moving bonds, stocks, tr
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by csomar 10mo ago
Unlikely. My country have been through this (at a whole country level, not just a single city) for two years. It sped up desalination projects. People re-adjusted to the lack of water. Prices adjusted. Lots of water is wasted and very littl
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by csomar 10mo ago
No. There is real serious money involved here. Usually, the people who self-host are maxing their runners (otherwise it makes more sense to use minute billing). So this will affect them by roughly doubling their servers cost. Think if some
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by csomar 10mo ago
It is not clear what exactly you are looking for? > “Just post it on Hacker News or Reddit and show that people love it.” From my experience, both HN and Reddit have the worst traffic. I got "tens of thousands" of visitors from
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by csomar 10mo ago
Except Qatar doesn't really have much Oil? They produce Gas which a different beast and used mostly for electricity or heating. They are also not friendly (actually hostile) to Saudis or the UAE; so they can't be working on this b

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