cultofmetatron

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by cultofmetatron 5mo ago
cough JEPA cough
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by cultofmetatron 5mo ago
> I am a middle aged man who lives on a sailing boat. literally my goal. hopefully we can meet up on the strait of malaca at some point
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by cultofmetatron 5mo ago
this is my favorite thing about agentic coding. its super easy to build a v1 and get the system to a point where it does what you want which means you learn what you need for the v2 much faster
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by cultofmetatron 5mo ago
conversely, startups that start scaling for tbs of data never make it to needing tbs of data. They burn too much energy scaling when they don't yet have a product people want yet.
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by cultofmetatron 5mo ago
not op either but I built my entire startup using elixir. We have a realtime sync component across a range of devices that sync data between them. It (phoenix channels) worked out of the box. in the last 6 years of development and growth, n
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by cultofmetatron 5mo ago
frustration detection and model escalation aside. there's probably also a lot of training data between two interacting people in which swearing escalates the goal oriented behavior of the yelled at individual.
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by cultofmetatron 5mo ago
I feel so called out ^_^
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by cultofmetatron 5mo ago
Rust and Zig brought new ideas for memory management that Haskell, OCaml, Erlang sidestep having garbage control. its honestly amazing to me that they managed to get the adoption they have while being so innovative. I say this as a fulltime
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by cultofmetatron 5mo ago
so far really liking it. if I had one critisism, I'd say a less awkward meta combo would be nice. ctrl-b feels awkward and I have caps remapped to ctrl. something on the same row as the caps lock would be way easier to learn from a mus
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by cultofmetatron 5mo ago
open code works with them today. I've been using it fulltime for 2 weeks so far.
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by cultofmetatron 5mo ago
> Deepseekv4 is freely available to download you can host your own and sell it keeping the proceeds and it rivals Claude Opus 4.7. good luck getting a machine that can run its specs though. Even flash is goign to require ponying up 5-10
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by cultofmetatron 5mo ago
well it looks great so far but Its a no go for me for now until you have at least a cli that a coding harness can use to drive it. thats going to be the killer feature going forward for all these multiplexers. last week I vibecoded a plugin
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by cultofmetatron 5mo ago
my plan is to eventually move my entire workflow to a remote workmachine over ssh. with kernal, I can automate all my smoketests entirely from a headless machine rendering my laptop overkill to run agentic workflows. I'd rather be usin
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by cultofmetatron 5mo ago
commonlisp (sbcl) is one of the best sleeper techs out there. one of those if you're in the know type industry secrets. part of it is because their website looks like something out of the 90's. clearly having a nice website and so
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by cultofmetatron 5mo ago
a week ago I was using cmux but its osx only and doen't work on remote terminals. then I switched to herdr which is great so far except its not s great at managing panes. I can't move them around or change ordering. now another te
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by cultofmetatron 5mo ago
$10/month on opencode go and I have yet to hit the limits using just flash. literally I'll abuse it for 2 hours straight and my rolling usage goes up 5%. kimik2 will use that much in about 10 min of use
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by cultofmetatron 5mo ago
> to create a powerful new tool in cryptography. I thought that was THE ENTIRE PREMISE of cryptography
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by cultofmetatron 5mo ago
deepseek v4 flash is basically the anthropic killer. I've been able to offload the vast majority of my workflow to that using opencode go. between that and the occasional use of pro and kimi k.26, I don't understand what the big d
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by cultofmetatron 5mo ago
> should have pointed their kid to Erowid. solid advice. I know several people alive in spite of their efforts because of that site
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by cultofmetatron 5mo ago
built my startup in elixir and can concur. elixir has a relatively consistent syntax that makes for a pretty good target for llms. In my opinion, the only thing holding elixir back as an llm deliverable is that there's not as much tra
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by cultofmetatron 5mo ago
I can't imagine a better output for llms than python. not because its particularly good. far from it, its got dynamic typing and more or less sets you up for runtime failure. however, it has probably the largest corpus of training data
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by cultofmetatron 5mo ago
> "we need to respect the differences between the genders" as your word salad reflects. describing my points as "word salad" seems a bit dismissive and unnecessarily pejorative - but I digress. I'll ignore your o
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by cultofmetatron 5mo ago
I've been relying primarily on deepseek-v4-flash for 90% of my work. It sips tokens. that model will run on 128gb. not a cheap configuration for a consumer but within the budget of a developer relying on it for work. Ive only been usin
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by cultofmetatron 5mo ago
the ship has sailed on my handcoding at work. the AI is producing stuff thats more bulletproof than what I can do in the same timeframe and if my competitors are using it, the pressure to ship is that much higher. Personally, I've take
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by cultofmetatron 5mo ago
well I could start with feminist marginalization of male role models from early education. The school to university pipeline is highly weighted in favor of giving women success. If we recognized that boys and girls are different, we could c
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by cultofmetatron 5mo ago
one of the many reasons america is so screwed up right now is because of our insistence on ignoring the very obvious statistically significant dimorphism between genders. that doesn't' mean trans people and nonbinary dont' ex
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by cultofmetatron 5mo ago
heres a fun one for you https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kYkIdXwW2AE&t=315s
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by cultofmetatron 6mo ago
> basically you're speed running yourself into harder decisions when using AI. on the contrary, I freed myself from the burden of having to find all the places in the code base where we used stripe and patched them in one go along w
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by cultofmetatron 6mo ago
venture capital are the real enemies here. valve has stayed out of that game which is why they've managed to focus on delivering value to their users. as soon as venture capital gets involved, investors are now the customer and the cus
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by cultofmetatron 6mo ago
2 days ago, we updated a stripe library which broke everything. With AI, I was able to one shot wrapping all of the calls into a shared service, patched the broken api contract across the entire app and got our signup and payment flows work

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