danielbln

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by danielbln 3mo ago
No one is stopping you. It's only if you want someone to pay you for hand writing code that you might feel a certain competitive pressure that makes it economically difficult, let's say.
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by danielbln 3mo ago
Seeing how Anthropomorphic just reset usage quotas back to 0 and the other day extended Fable sub inclusion by a few days, I have a feeling they might not drop Fable out of sub after all, because like you I would most definitely take a long
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by danielbln 3mo ago
Im here for it, good on Anthropomorphic to feel some heat again after all that drug dealer Fable business.
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by danielbln 3mo ago
Agreed, you can feel this change strongly with Opus vs Fable. Fable doesn't feel like a junior developer anymore. And it requires a lot less ceremony to boot.
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by danielbln 3mo ago
I hate hate hate level scaling. I believe they also introduced it to WoW, which ruins the power fantasy of going back to a lower level area and kicking butt, or the fear of venturing in a higher level area and hauling ass out of there. I a
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by danielbln 3mo ago
And now you've added to the pile, congratulations.
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by danielbln 3mo ago
They add nothing, meaningless anecdotes. I was kind of riffing on that.
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by danielbln 3mo ago
And I've been quite impressed. Opus talks the talk, Fable walks the walk.
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by danielbln 4mo ago
You didn't add "make no mistakes" so that first test burn will probably blow up the pad, but now you know.
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by danielbln 4mo ago
Have you asked an actual cashier what they think? They handle hundreds of people every day, do you really think they consider it rude if people don't chat them up? You can smile and say hello and thank you with or without headphones. T
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by danielbln 4mo ago
Ah, you must be one of those enlightened centrists that doesn't recognize a shifting overton window even if it grabs you by the....
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by danielbln 4mo ago
Not everyone who likes something that you don't like is an X-bro, so maybe that clears things up.
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by danielbln 4mo ago
I think there are some gems in the media space, the Lord Of The Rings Disco song is a certified banger, AI or not. But yes, there is so so much slop as well
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by danielbln 4mo ago
Yeah 60k is ludicrous, I've barely seeded the context at that point and I don't see context related degradation until well into the 600-700k.
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by danielbln 4mo ago
There were no outages before AI, also no bad code and every PR was a work of art.
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by danielbln 4mo ago
This is me. I found AI to be an incredible provider of structure, focus and productivity, its an externalized executive function provider. No longer do I forget what last week's meetings were about, no longer am I paralyzed by seemingl
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by danielbln 4mo ago
Berlin "boutique" tech consultancy, we are seeing a noticable increase in Israeli and US engineers into our hiring pipeline. The braindrain from the autocratic countries is real.
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by danielbln 4mo ago
Please no, I need my vacuum to work reliably in every room.
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by danielbln 4mo ago
I can (and do!) pay the power company a pittance to run a surprisingly strong local model on a little box next to my keyboard, that does a fine job. Maybe not as fine as the billionaires thinking machine, but good enough and often better. G
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by danielbln 4mo ago
I would have killed for access to an LLM during school. Not to do my homework (though that too, homework is an antipattern imo) but to fill my gaps at my own pace and level of patience. Just endlessly pestering the AI "ok, but why?&quo
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by danielbln 4mo ago
You handle large code base by enforcing best practices that should have always been enforced. Proper up to date documentation, strict adherence to conventions and coding guidelines, cross review of deliverables, TDD, and so on. Just whisper
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by danielbln 4mo ago
Fair enough, so it's a misnomer. Let's call it task switching then, since we don't actually do tasks at the same time, but switch from one to the other. A Claude Code session helpfully prints a small tldr summary of the ongoi
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by danielbln 4mo ago
Don't be so dismissive. Every person is different, and you struggling with multitasking doesn't mean everyone is.
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by danielbln 5mo ago
Ok, I guess this is outdated then because I did what I said I did.
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by danielbln 5mo ago
Just today I installed the CLI version of antigravity (agy) and have been using it as a headless subagent from within Claude, so uh this works today?
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by danielbln 5mo ago
Ah yes, that hot trend from 2010.
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by danielbln 5mo ago
Your knees should never hurt, overtraining or not.
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by danielbln 5mo ago
There are two schools of thought here, but I personally subscribe to the notion that thick squishy soles are an anti-pattern. Your foot/calves/leg are an amazing spring, you don't need a layer of foam to shield you from the i
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by danielbln 5mo ago
In my experience it's more like 400-500k tokens.
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by danielbln 5mo ago
A3B is especially nice, MoE really shines on memory bandwidth contained platforms like the DGX Spark.

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