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Digging into the Claude Code source (while saved by Sublime Text)(daveschumaker.net)
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by davely 2y ago
> you’re running arbitrary third party code on client machines without any form of sandboxing. This is a level of security you would not deploy into Azure, so why is “run arbitrary 3p code on someone else’s machine” appropriate for VSCod
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by davely 2y ago
I'm in the middle of a particularly nasty refactor of some legacy React component code (hasn't been touched in 6 years, old class based pattern, tons of methods, why, oh, why did we do XYZ) at work and have been using Aider for th
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by davely 2y ago
I often read these threads on HN and they make me feel like that I am perhaps a horrible software engineer or just weird… I _like_ building things with React.
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Show HN: TokenFlow – Visualize LLM inference speed(dave.ly)
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by davely 2y ago
I think we need to wait for someone to convert it into a GGUF file format. However, once that happens, you can run it (and any GGUF model) from Hugging Face![0] [0] https://huggingface.co/docs/hub/en/ollama
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by davely 2y ago
I recently took their CodeSignal assessment, which is part of their initial screening process. Oh, wow. I really believe they are missing out on great engineers due to the nature of it. 90 minutes to implement a series of increasingly diffi
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by davely 2y ago
> Interviews aren’t about solving problems. Eh, I wish more people felt that way, I have failed so many interviews because I haven't solved the coding problem in time. The feedback has always been something along the lines of "
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by davely 2y ago
> Wanting to be paid under false pretenses is the definition of fraud. What? No, it isn't. Regardless, if the job requirements state "X years of XYZ experience" and you have to have >X years of experience, then using AI
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by davely 2y ago
It will take a long time, but I think the ever growing usage of GenAI tools will ultimately make people desire human created works even more. That said, there's a common thread in a lot of writing similar to this piece. Basically, it&#
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by davely 2y ago
For what it's worth, HuggingFace provides documentation on how you can run any GGUF model inside Ollama[0]. You're not locked into their closed library or have to wait for them to add new models. Granted, they could be a lot more
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by davely 2y ago
I think it's important to bring up the face that llama.cpp has an MIT license[0]. Notably, the MIT license "permits reuse within proprietary software, provided that all copies of the software or its substantial portions include a
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by davely 2y ago
You should re-read his tweets from January 6th[0]. He didn’t tweet about peace until hours after things started, (he was gleefully watching it unfold on TV[1], remember), and when he did, it was a half hearted one line sentence to go home.
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by davely 2y ago
Oh, yeah. I asked QwQ (their text based reasoning model released a few weeks ago) about the Tiananmen Square Massacre and got a simple response [1]: “I’m sorry, I can’t help you with that.” [1] https://bsky.app/profile/
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by davely 2y ago
I’m not sure how that refutes my point. Of course they are. That probably explains why the Amazon website just took 5 seconds to load on my phone while on a gigabit connection at home.
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by davely 2y ago
Every single React app has to ability to be nice and performant. The issue (and this isn’t React’s fault) is that every single web app is so obsessed with measuring analytics and engagement metrics and loading multiple ad containers and and
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by davely 2y ago
Hmm, does Asahi Linux translate between x86 / x64 and ARM layers (e.g., similar to Rosetta on MacOS)? If not, I can’t imagine it’s all that many. (If Valve can somehow find a way to nail that, I imagine that’ll be a huge boon for porta
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by davely 2y ago
A home address is considered PII (Personally Identifiable Information) because, when combined with a name, it directly identifies where someone lives. When people share their address with businesses, they are generally protected under laws
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by davely 2y ago
Love the idea! But! I don't love the idea of sending PII for friends and family to an unknown source in order to facilitate this. You can ask your friendly neighborhood LLM for a template and go to town! "I'd like to create a
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by davely 2y ago
That song was released in 1988 by NWA, a hip hop group from Compton, California. I don’t think it’s too far fetched to think that song was colored by their experiences with the notoriously corrupt LAPD of the 1980s.
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by davely 2y ago
This is, of course, a non issue as the resolution of the Steam Deck is 1280x800. Edit: I am silly. Of course, people mean hooking it up to a bigger screen.
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by davely 2y ago
I’m in the fortunate position of not needing to interview (I have a pretty solid thing going on right now), but I’m not opposed to going through the interview process if an interesting opportunity comes up. So, I’ve done it a few times now
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by davely 2y ago
The reason that ChatGPT and other LLMs use such language is because they often find it in the corpus of text they’ve ingested. It’s a frequent pattern in writing. So, I don’t necessarily think that’s an immediate red flag. To be sure, I gue
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by davely 2y ago
In 2015, we took the California Zephyr from Berkeley to Chicago and then (I forget which train) from Chicago to Washington D.C. The connection was pretty smooth. Met a friend in Chicago for drinks for a few hours while we waited for the DC
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by davely 2y ago
Fun fact: Fat Mike once owned this swanky house in San Francisco [1]. Not too bad for “not having a job!” Also, the dude founded and ran Fat Wreck Chords in 1990! He continues to run it with his partner to this day [2]. [1] https:/&#x
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by davely 2y ago
Interestingly, they did this for Stable Cascade as well. [1] [1] https://huggingface.co/stabilityai/stable-cascade/blob/main/...
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by davely 2y ago
How are you getting around Stability AI's Stable Diffusion 3 license restrictions? If I recall, it explicitly forbids providing access to the model through your own service / API. [1] > You may not use the Software Products or
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by davely 2y ago
We do this with Gmail, too! Just make sure you log into your kids’ accounts every so often, otherwise Google is liable to wipe the account. [1] [1] https://support.google.com/accounts/answer/12418290?hl=en
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by davely 2y ago
21 years, here! This made me go back to find my first post[1] from August 2003. Oof. It’s interesting how things have evolved over time. Started it in college, and it was random posts about activities, feelings, etc. A lot of more personal
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by davely 2y ago
You have to strike while the iron is hot! Even iTerm just released an update that adds an “AI concierge” to your terminal… And no, it’s still not April 1st!

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