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by dcreater 8mo ago
Have you seen anything that Microsoft has done in the past 10 years?
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by dcreater 8mo ago
infinitely more easy relative to what it used to be
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by dcreater 8mo ago
Georgi's relevant comment: https://github.com/ggml-org/llama.cpp/pull/19324#issuecommen...
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Yet another reminder why you should not use Ollama(github.com)
6 points by dcreater 8mo ago|5 comments
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by dcreater 8mo ago
and use the original llama.cpp directly. Its infinitely more easy to setup and use now
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by dcreater 8mo ago
Fair enough. This is my war time rhetoric. Its up to us to effect the future we want.
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by dcreater 8mo ago
This is Yellow Pages type thinking in the age of the internet. No one is going to own an agentic layer (list any of the multitude of platforms already irrelevant like OpenAI Agent SDK, Google A2A) . No one is going to own a new app store (G
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by dcreater 8mo ago
> terms of statistics. You might want to read something called gauge R&R I think the first thing to focus on is the stats portion - do you have appropriate FAI/SPC/OQC with Cpk requirements defined? Gauge R&R plays a mu
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by dcreater 8mo ago
does it matter if it shipped if no one uses it?
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by dcreater 9mo ago
Good, important idea. Unfortunately bad, low effort vibe coded execution
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Claude Code's GitHub page auto closes issues after 60 days(github.com)
39 points by dcreater 9mo ago|22 comments
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by dcreater 9mo ago
Claude Code has over 5000 open issues. And this is after issues that are inactive for 60 days being auto closed. Such a policy is facetious to say the least. What is more perplexing is why they don't use Claude to triage the issues?
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by dcreater 9mo ago
There is an AI bubble. Can drop the extra words
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by dcreater 9mo ago
Reminder that this comes from from the founder that got rightly lambasted for his comments about work life balance and then doubled down when called out.
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by dcreater 9mo ago
Based on qwen2.5-coder? seems like a "why not/resume embellish/show VC" type release I guess
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by dcreater 9mo ago
This post is totally not astroturfed
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by dcreater 9mo ago
Yes a book is exactly what makes sense in this very immature and fast changing space. It's especially effective when you litter it around ai company offices in SF
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by dcreater 9mo ago
Its ok to just stay on v7 no? Thats what im doing.
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by dcreater 9mo ago
Its already here - its called GEO and their are silicon valley startups already pumping out crap to feed next gen models so that you ensure you're product is baked into the weights
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by dcreater 9mo ago
Agree. And to make the CLI usage more effective/efficient, if you can publish a skill that would be excellent
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by dcreater 9mo ago
you say "local-first" but have placed voyage API for embeddings as the default (had to go to the website and dig to find that you can infact use local embedding models). Please fix
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by dcreater 9mo ago
There already are open source extensions. Visor is one I remember off the top of my head. https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=sidhants...
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by dcreater 9mo ago
AI and Claude Code are incredible tools. But use cases like "Organize my desktop" are horrible misapplications that are insecure, inefficient and a privacy nightmare. Its the smart refrigerator of this generation of tech. I worry
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by dcreater 9mo ago
Rust + Native App I take it
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by dcreater 9mo ago
Good catch. For me its a red flag when the dev does not disclose AI usage
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by dcreater 9mo ago
That doesn't necessitate a fair valuation.
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by dcreater 9mo ago
you mean followers over form over function?
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by dcreater 9mo ago
The reason web apps and electron based apps became the de facto standard was that it removed the pain of building separately for each platform. A cost that understandably devs and companies want to avoid. Many years of this phenomenon also
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by dcreater 9mo ago
Replit seems to be another company that doesn't justify it's valuation in this bubble
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by dcreater 9mo ago
One more reason not to use Notion. I wonder when there will be awakening to not use SaaS for everything you do. And the sad thing is that this is the behavior of supposedly tech-savvy people in places like the bay area. I think the next wav

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