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by danw1979 1y ago
What I didn’t say was that “all devops release pipelines that use traditional scripted approaches are error free”.
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by danw1979 1y ago
The point in the readme about using this with Claude Desktop to avoid API charges is a top tip for any coding-through-MCP setup with Claude. I’m not a Clojure user but I’ve set up the Jetbrains MCP server and Claude Desktop has been working
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by danw1979 1y ago
This is a fine example of a process you really want to be deterministic being automated using something that is definitely not.
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by danw1979 1y ago
Way to undermine your point by using a completely made up statistic.
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by danw1979 1y ago
Right, but LLMs are also consuming AWS product documentation and Terraform language docs, some things I have read a lot of and they’re often badly wrong on things from both of those domains, which are really easy for me to spot. This isn’t
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by danw1979 1y ago
> What else? We would love to know any pain points with our brand you have felt over the years. “please -anyone- validate our Marketing team’s existence.”
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by danw1979 1y ago
> the castaways had not seen any women in months, and based on the resulting unwanted attention, the indigenous people opted to evacuate before the English seamen became a problem. chef kiss
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by danw1979 1y ago
Sounds like a lot of work has gone into to the infrastructure of getting this to work on the GPU. Did you find it more interesting doing this or the physics simulation ? Have you considered simulating strings or moving air too ?
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Claude Code can now share usage from Claude Max plan(support.anthropic.com)
8 points by danw1979 1y ago|1 comments
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by danw1979 1y ago
Here's something I've wanted for a while from Anthropic: flat-rate access to a well-integrated coding assistant, i.e. access to Claude for coding tasks without having to Insert Coin To Continue.
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by danw1979 1y ago
Can’t you still use Sonnet 3.5 anyway ? or is that a paying subscriber feature only ?
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by danw1979 1y ago
Amen to this. As soon as you ask an LLM to explain something in detail that you’re a domain expert in, that’s when you notice the flaws.
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by danw1979 1y ago
Personally, I assumed that a blog post on the domain localforge.dev was written by the developers of localforge, but I might be wrong.
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by danw1979 1y ago
I know. At least use brass-plated plastic or whatever for the case. I can’t believe there’s nothing more they could have done to make this more aesthetically pleasing within the £9m budget, for which we appear to have got a robust PC case
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by danw1979 1y ago
Definitely not a brag, but I scored 20/20 on my first attempt. Is this because my phone has a particularly good screen that renders colours very accurately? I’m not in any way involved with art or graphic design or have any experience
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by danw1979 2y ago
Anecdata: I can count only a few couples in my circle of friends - who mostly had kids in their late 30s and early 40s - who didn’t end up having long and sometimes heartbreaking IVF, copious miscarriages, kids with trisomy, and in our case
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by danw1979 2y ago
The article mentions 600kW power to a single rack might be a thing soon. Surely not air-cooled ? This seems wild to me. I used to warm myself next to 4kW racks of telco gear when I was still doing overnight work (20 ish years ago) and tho
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by danw1979 2y ago
It’s not a plug-in. 148g CO2/mile is ~45mpg using 95 octane E10. still surprised ?
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by danw1979 2y ago
I thought it would be interesting to run the numbers for the question “how far can I drive my Prius if I didn’t buy this ?” for a new Macbook Pro M4 (14 inch). The answer is a pleasing 1337 miles (198kg lifetime CO2 of the macbook / 14
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by danw1979 2y ago
Pedantic Go more like… “oAuth is not pretty” but “oauth” is ? We’ve all had PRs reviewed by people like this and we know where it leads.
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by danw1979 2y ago
Just go with plain Terraform. You can check the docs for the GCP provider to see if the resources you want to manage are "importable" into the Terraform state file; they usually are and you'll see a section at the bottom of e
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by danw1979 2y ago
I think a majority of the rants about Terraform I read are written from the perspective of someone managing inherently ephemeral infrastructure - things that are easily disposed of and reprovisioned quickly . The author of such a critique
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by danw1979 2y ago
It’s just a dunk on terraform to promote yet another K8s provisioning thing.
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by danw1979 2y ago
> If you really do think that Terraform is code, then go try and make multiple DNS records for each random instance ID based on a dynamic number of instances. Correct me if I'm wrong, but I don't think you can do that in Terraf
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by danw1979 2y ago
The previous model I was referring to was a flat-rate TF Cloud team plan at (in the UK) <$30/month. There were runtime limits IIRC but there was nothing stopping Hashicorp offering a “per user” fixed rate plan at several hundred dol
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by danw1979 2y ago
OpenTofu is doing just fine ! Give it a whirl.
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by danw1979 2y ago
We are not talking about price sensitive customers though. Hashicorp shut out all customers who wanted a fixed price agreement with RUM.
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by danw1979 2y ago
Yeap we did. I wrote it off around the time of the licence change, just after they decided to ditch the TF Team plan in favour of the utterly ridiculous “Resources Under Management” billing model. I knew the company had lost the plot at th
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by danw1979 2y ago
Serious answer: learn to code. You still need to know what good code looks like to use these tools. If you go forward in your career trusting the output of LLMs without the skills to evaluate the correctness, style, functionality of that c
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by danw1979 2y ago
What I really want (as a current Pro subscriber) is a subscription tier ("Ultimate" at ~$120/month ?) that gives me priority access to the usual chat interface, but _also_ a bunch of API credits that would ensure Claude and I

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