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by entrope 5mo ago
I do not think it is "lazy". Those labels are ones that human fact-checkers have been using for a decade or more. I think those human fact-checkers use those terms knowing full well that there is overlap and ambiguity between th
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by entrope 5mo ago
You keep posting that. Do you understand the difference between that and "we anticipate that Go will never add generic methods"? What they actually said shows epistemic humility and recognizes that they might change their mind.
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by entrope 5mo ago
That is, in essence, the "squash workflow": https://steveklabnik.github.io/jujutsu-tutorial/real-world-w... The big differences are that the jj approach gives you a commit message for the staging change, and
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by entrope 5mo ago
Well, "should you use binary logic?" has an easy answer: yes*. (* - sometimes). There are a lot of cases where it's obviously not the right framework, others where it's useful up to a point, and some where it's abs
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by entrope 5mo ago
> Another way in which it's not cheap to lose sight, I guess. Seems like it would be a win-win to have a user setting to opt out of video in exchange for ungating that feature.
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by entrope 5mo ago
Your LLM should have bothered to notice that llmfit also has quality scores (and defaults to sorting by them). One might quibble about weighting of factors -- llmfit favors Qwen3.6-35B-A3B over Qwen3.6-27B, whereas I found the quality of t
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by entrope 5mo ago
Both my experience, and Anthropic's off-peak promotion, indicate that there are very uneven levels of demand for peak hours versus off-peak hours. How close do you think they are?
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by entrope 5mo ago
What's the basis for saying local tokens will always be cheaper? As others have outlined, LLMs serving one user at a time are pretty expensive, but concurrent users become much more cost-effective (assuming there's enough RAM for
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by entrope 5mo ago
You will likely have to compromise on memory bandwidth or capacity under a $10k price. The Radeon R9700 has 32 GB of VRAM and is pretty cheap (~$1500 right now), which is what I primarily use. My home desktop has 128 GB RAM and my laptop
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by entrope 5mo ago
I think you're not really engaging with his point, which is that RTC is a poor fit for communicating with an AI agent. I didn't read the blog as claiming that WebRTC is bad for what it is, only that it's a (very) poor choice
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by entrope 5mo ago
I let Qwen3.6-27B chew on a bug all last night. It choked at some point and stopped responding (probably a context overflow before pi-coding-agent could compact it). Claude Sonnet 4.6 found and fixed the bug in under 10 minutes. Qwen3.6 i
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by entrope 6mo ago
The touch based key I use only responds once per touch. If someone compromises the machine it's plugged into, the action I expected to complete won't complete. This means the compromise becomes immediately visible.