cultofmetatron

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by cultofmetatron 6mo ago
> The original challenge was more in line of "I wonder if CC can do this now?" well, I can respect that for sure
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by cultofmetatron 6mo ago
> Less memory footprint. No reliance on libs. rust can do that. You can run a hyper stripped down rust that was made for embedded devices specifically because those devices don't have room for a runtime.
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by cultofmetatron 6mo ago
I have no problem with these AI summaries but someone needs to make a law requiring the AI provider to generate links to the primary source as part of the output. If a human writer ripped off someones work and didn't attribute, it woul
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by cultofmetatron 6mo ago
seriously.... we already have a constellation of good deterministic tooling for taking a relatively high concept spec to low level assembly. what does an llm offer in generating optimized asm that rust wouldn't??
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by cultofmetatron 6mo ago
> We’re a long way from figuring out how to get flow state with agents its been the opposite for me. being able to create things with almost zero friction has lead me to have to slow down for my own sanity at times. I've had to setu
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by cultofmetatron 6mo ago
Imagine if they did and then redirected the heat from those data centers to warm their greenhouses and then to warm homes. honestly really surprised they haven't gone full ham on AI data centers.
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by cultofmetatron 6mo ago
crazy how we're all just pretending that there aren't certain topics concerning current events that seem to be absolutely taboo or heavily disincentized to discuss and will result in a dogpiling by certain special interest groups.
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by cultofmetatron 6mo ago
if only there was a place that was naturally cold to take advantage of airflow for cooling and cheap renewable electricity thats always on...
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by cultofmetatron 6mo ago
> Surely run by lawyers? they do the dirty work
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by cultofmetatron 6mo ago
china is run by engineers, America is run by bankers. the consequences are significant
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by cultofmetatron 6mo ago
I really wanted to get excited about opus but in my own real world usage, I wasn't getting much out of it before hitting my limits. meanwhile i can abuse codex on 5.5 for hours getting a whole lot of work done. Plus, open code and PI a
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by cultofmetatron 6mo ago
cod fishing boats used to have to be wary of the catch being so big that it would tip the boat. We have no real frame of reference for what we've already lost.
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by cultofmetatron 6mo ago
I'm in a similar situation 1. Even really novel projects have large chunks of glue code and boring infrastructure that the novel bits depend on. claude means I spend 10% of my time on the borng stuff and 90% of time on stuff I previous
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by cultofmetatron 6mo ago
My startup just rolled out MAX plans for our engineers. we literally jumped into AI last week. Been in operation for 6 years and are profitable.
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by cultofmetatron 6mo ago
on the same day the new framework pro launches...
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by cultofmetatron 6mo ago
this just reinforced my recent belief that the best way to handle the AI boom is to pivot into robotics
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by cultofmetatron 6mo ago
what are they talking about product teams needed to justify themselves? a good product guy's job is to talk to the users and figure out what to build. My job is to figure out HOW to make it happen. Neither side need to justify themselv
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by cultofmetatron 6mo ago
> The standard for large chain hotels in the US are much, much lower than everywhere else in the world. this is true for fast food as well. mcdonalds in poland and spain were MUCH better than the slop in america. I had taco bell here in
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by cultofmetatron 6mo ago
seriosuly underrated comment. I finished a 20 min bike ride and feel clear headed. Havent' consumed anything other than black coffee. Most people are so used to eating continuously and never train their bodies to be metabolically flexi
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by cultofmetatron 6mo ago
> There seems a fair enthusiasm in the UI of these to hide code from coders. Like the prompt interaction is the true source and the actual code is some sort of annoying intermediate runtime inconvenience to cover up. I've finally st
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by cultofmetatron 6mo ago
all power to them but I'll never understand the urge to rest your bare taint on a tiny saddle while your balls slosh back and forth. that sounds awful in private. in public just sounds like a humiliation ritual. to all of you that enjo
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by cultofmetatron 6mo ago
If only I could elect to send 4000 to NASA and not to enable israel's genocide in the middle east. edit: bring on the downvotes, israel is committng a genocide and doing it with out tax dollars.
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by cultofmetatron 6mo ago
I dont' see similar restrictions on Lathes. probably because lathes cost more (but not by much) and need some skill. unlike a 3d printer you can actually make a proper gun on one of those to much higher specs. The hypocracy is unsettli
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by cultofmetatron 6mo ago
guns democratize mass murder. With a gun, I can kill a bunch of people before police can stop me. A knife? At best I can kill one or two in a public place before people run away and eventually a different group is going to stop me pretty qu
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by cultofmetatron 6mo ago
cough OCAML cough
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by cultofmetatron 6mo ago
just don't let any of it get on your skin. only takes a splash to land you in intensive care.
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by cultofmetatron 6mo ago
people are only starting to care because really bad things happen when you start to get a large portion of the male population being disenfranchised.
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by cultofmetatron 6mo ago
its still new. I'm hoping it will improve overtime.
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by cultofmetatron 6mo ago
I've been greatly enjoying jetbrain's air IDE for some tasks. it uses claude behind the scenes.
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by cultofmetatron 7mo ago
with all that money, they could have selected or designed a power efficient arm soc and installed a custom linux that was power efficient and built for stability. It would have been a net positive for everyone in FOSS. Instead they slapped

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