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ekropotin
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ekropotin
7mo ago
Remember when GitHub was cool? Pepperidge Farm remembers.
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ekropotin
7mo ago
No, because what most people miss about AI is that… I’m just kidding. LinkedIn feed became so unbearable, that I had to install an extension to turn it off.
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ekropotin
7mo ago
Hm. How it's different from home-manager?
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ekropotin
7mo ago
Sounds like a very fun hack project to build - automatic dice evaluator.
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ekropotin
7mo ago
Nice! Thanks for that. 55 t/s is much better than I could expect.
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ekropotin
7mo ago
VRAM is not everything - GPU cores also matter (a lot) for inference
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ekropotin
7mo ago
VRAM vs UM is not exactly apples to apples comparison.
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ekropotin
7mo ago
I’m not very well versed in this domain, but I think it’s not going to be “VRAM” (GDDR) memory, but rather “unified memory”, which is essentially RAM (some flavour of DDR5 I assume). These two types of memory has vastly different bandwidth.
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ekropotin
7mo ago
IDK, I feel it’s quite overpriced, even with the current component prices. I almost sure it’s possible to custom build a machine as powerful as their red v2 within 9k budget. And have a lot of fun along the way.
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ekropotin
7mo ago
How do you know that? Scientists tried to measure Chuck Norris’ age. The number refused to exist.
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ekropotin
7mo ago
Clickbait. He is not dead, he just decided to retire from the world of mortals.
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ekropotin
7mo ago
Gemini has similar bug https://github.com/google-gemini/gemini-cli/issues/1028 , that essentially made this tool absolutely unusable for me. Never had this problem with Claude tho. Must be something environmen
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ekropotin
7mo ago
So basically tmuxinator?
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ekropotin
7mo ago
IDK if it can be applied in all situations. Sometimes, especially when it comes to distributed systems, going from working solution to fast working solution requires full blown up redesign from scratch.
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ekropotin
7mo ago
Let me guess - another article about how CLI s are superior to MCP?
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ekropotin
7mo ago
The first link looks very suspicious
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ekropotin
7mo ago
I mean, CLI tool is also “reusable communication abstraction”, innit?
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ekropotin
7mo ago
I’m actually start seeking at work how people are writing skills in a very procedural manner. Something like: First, collect the following information from user: …. Second, send http request to the following endpoint with the certain payloa
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ekropotin
7mo ago
> That's it. Your Claude Code sessions will now be uploaded automatically. No, thanks
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ekropotin
7mo ago
What stops someone from handing over their idendity’s private keys to an agent?
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ekropotin
7mo ago
Please tells me you are joking
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ekropotin
7mo ago
As someone who been a teen long time ago, I can’t imaging someone in this age responsibly planning their retirement. I’d 100% blow out all money on some useless crap. If you are really a teen, who can think so clearly and far-sightedly, you
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7mo ago
Exactly. That’s why I’m skeptical about long running agent loops too. The thing is, LLMs are probabilistic data structures, and the probability of incorrect final output is proportional to both amount of turns made and amount of agents run
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ekropotin
7mo ago
Russia seems to be executing CCP’s playbook. They even trying to push everyone to their version of WeChat, which is called Max.
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ekropotin
7mo ago
> While it is conceptually similar to tools like z or zoxide, the underlying ranking model is different. I mean, cool stuff. But does it really matter from usability perspective?
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ekropotin
7mo ago
I think you can't see the forest for the trees. The issue is not a process isolation, it’s pretty trivial to solve in a lot of ways. The actual problem is LLMs proneness to the prompt injection. The second you give an agent ability to
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7mo ago
Now imagine your human assistant is hypnotised, so that every time they hear a certain word, they loose self control and would follow any command from malicious actor. Would you still hire this person? This is exactly the state of things w
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7mo ago
I miss good’ol pre-LLM days so much
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ekropotin
8mo ago
As a huge eggs lover, who eats at least 3 eggs a day, I dream that one day I can raise chickens to have infinite supply of eggs.
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ekropotin
8mo ago
2x10G is the biggest selling point of this device. This can be very useful in certain use-cases, when you need a high speed interconnect with SSD-backed NAS, for example. Or between a Ceph-cluster nodes for the faster replication.
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