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Designing a Test Runner for Claude Code(pureinference.com)
2 points by eagerpace 7mo ago|1 comments
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by eagerpace 7mo ago
Is this the new “gain of function” research?
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by eagerpace 7mo ago
It's not limited to just the mobile device. You could have a MacBook/mini/studio that is part of your local "cluster" and the inference runs across all of them and optimized based on power source.
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by eagerpace 7mo ago
I've been wondering about this failed Apple Intelligence project, but the more I think of it, Apple can afford to sit and wait. In 5 years we're going to have Opus 4.6-level performance on-device, and Apple is the only company tha
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by eagerpace 7mo ago
Can you share more about this experience please? To me, you're still left with apps that are designed for a touchscreen and consumption.
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by eagerpace 7mo ago
Everyone is getting wrapped around the axel here but this is about the big picture, not the specifics. A private company should not have the ability to dictate how its technology is used by the government. If they can’t agree to that, then
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by eagerpace 9mo ago
Im not recommending it, but the subject here (shorting the most valuable company on earth) is pretty degen to begin with.
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by eagerpace 9mo ago
This is the beauty of Polymarket. Then bet on it. There are so many more outcomes possible to this conflict than what you see reported in the media. Don't be so reductive.
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by eagerpace 9mo ago
Going to zero is one potential outcome. Equally plausible is it goes up 10% in a relatively quick battle or diplomatic outcome which ends the geopolitical uncertainty.
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by eagerpace 11mo ago
You seem to have formed an opinion without an understand of what has happened in Venezuela. I suggest you look up the history of the recent 2025 Noble Peace Prize winner and let her explain to you what has gone on in the country over the la
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by eagerpace 1y ago
My 2023 Model Y depreciated quickly, sure fine. My 2019 Model 3, that I bought new, I made money on when I sold it used in 2021. With inflation and tax breaks the last few years the data for this means nothing.
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by eagerpace 1y ago
Not when you stink at writing code but you’re really good at writing specs
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by eagerpace 1y ago
I'm old enough to remember physical media, mp3s, Napster and Spotify. As a consumer, I'm very happy with it. Low monthly price, everything I could ever want. Im sure it's not ideal, but considering the evolution, it's pr
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by eagerpace 1y ago
Where is Apple? Even from an investment perspective.
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by eagerpace 1y ago
Why do we look at these as a race? There is nothing to win. Nobody won space, or nukes, and they won’t win AI. You might get there first, but your competitor will get there soon after regardless. Embrace it.
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by eagerpace 1y ago
Complex is easier than simple.
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by eagerpace 1y ago
We’re a technical crowd here, we understand inflation, and we can do math. I suspect most of us here are in a position to change the world, make things better, healthier, safer, faster. It is difficult for me to empathize with “I just can’t
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by eagerpace 1y ago
I love maintaining my agent file. Yeah, it doesn’t always listen to the instructions, but neither does anyone else.
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by eagerpace 1y ago
Agree. Hyper-partisanship has Americans on both sides believing any decision they don’t make for themselves is against their interests.
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by eagerpace 1y ago
Are there any carriers that don’t do this?
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by eagerpace 1y ago
It has to go higher. It’s the only way out of the debt issue. Economic growth isn’t enough given the continued spending. If the inflation can happen alongside growth it is easier to sell.
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by eagerpace 1y ago
It's not a partisan thing. Congress is too dysfunctional. Both sides oppose a balanced budget.
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by eagerpace 1y ago
This was a mind shift for me, inflation applies to stock prices too. The US cannot cut spending enough to prevent the debt death spiral. Inflation and growth are the only options. Everyone wants growth but it's hard to get, nobody want
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by eagerpace 1y ago
Faster horse situation. I'd take one that was slightly larger that could plug into a monitor and replace my desktop/laptop. But then that would be 1 or 2 less devices I would buy. I don't understand the Air model. It's c
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by eagerpace 1y ago
This. It’s well past time to fix this. We can live without Temu for a little while.
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by eagerpace 1y ago
This is the not-so-distant-future that a lot of people don’t see. We’re in the AI mainframe era and it’s coming to the pc era soon. I hope that’s what Apple is waiting on. Perhaps we will buy LLMs and install them locally one day too like a
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by eagerpace 1y ago
I really like the IDE. It makes enough mistakes that I need to be constantly testing and catching little errors. I’ll interrupt the flow often when it’s going down a path I don’t want it to. When using Codex, for example, it’s doing too muc
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by eagerpace 1y ago
Out of curiosity, what formats do they rent?
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by eagerpace 1y ago
I'm a firm believer that if the mass and volume constraints were relaxed the design of such an instrument could be greatly simplified.
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by eagerpace 1y ago
So many ways. The current paradigm is that it gets one chance and it has to be perfect. Starship (which I'm only referencing as the bleeding-edge launch vehicle) compared to Ariane 5 could be a fraction of half the cost, with double th

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