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by fny 2mo ago
Despite the years-long moaning on HN about AWS US East being a single point of failure, we've sold our souls to yet another unstable monolith.
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by fny 2mo ago
Apparently, it's on Internet Archive: https://archive.org/details/linearalgebra0000fral/
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by fny 2mo ago
Lifespans and inflammation are ironically harder problems.
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by fny 2mo ago
LLMs make it gloriously simple to fork and patch and existing repo. If you run into a merge conflict down the line, its a snap to fix too. Just make the changes you want to your favorite harness and move on.
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by fny 2mo ago
This is a "they have guns so we need guns" scenario. You can't guarantee everyone else will use a neutered model.
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by fny 2mo ago
Just like with people you need to tweak your approach when switch models--especially with a major version bump. 4.8 was the intern who lacked confidence who requires clarification. 5 is the know it all intern who fills in your spec. As such
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by fny 2mo ago
But we do live in this era, no? What is cloud compute other than a time share?
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by fny 2mo ago
That should have been the announcement. The article posted buries the lead. Cloudflare OS reads like almost any other AI knowledge base until midway when apps are introduced and then becomes overly technical with a code snippet.
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by fny 2mo ago
Voltai | Multiple Positions | San Francisco or New York | ONSITE | Full-time AI for hardware. You'll develop software for world's leading semiconductor and electronics companies. Our team includes former Stanford professors, SAIL
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by fny 2mo ago
canine - dog = expertise It's pretty obvious that for some questions a novice wont be able to drive the conversation towards an "answer". A novice may also not be able to understand an answer either. But there's a more s
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by fny 2mo ago
I have used PWAs and online web apps for a lot of my vibe coded tools, but sometimes you just want/need native features and performance.
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by fny 2mo ago
This is such a romantic idea, but unfortunately Apple and Google are hostile to this model. Of the two, iOS is /worst/ for running vibe coded apps. You need to pay $99 a year to be an Apple developer if you want your app to live o
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by fny 2mo ago
Holy hell--you can rent a 32GB M5 MacBook Air for $33 a month. You can stick that in your closet for one hell of an agent playground. A standard $33 server has trash specs by comparison.
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by fny 2mo ago
This is dangerous. You're sending your context to someone's relay in plain text and loading it in plain text.
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by fny 2mo ago
A friend recently showed off a security scan Kimi did that Claude refused. I noticed the writing sounded uncannily like Claude. I decided to chat with it to see if the distillation claims had any merit. So I messaged Kimi on Fireworks with
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by fny 2mo ago
Unless Apple figures out AI software execution and opens up their walled garden a bit, their hardware edge won't matter. In 2020 I could write audio apps that worked incredibly well on a Pixel: despite LLMs! I still can get Siri to put
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by fny 2mo ago
Is there any reason they shouldn't be the same?
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by fny 2mo ago
How does this even get on the front page?
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by fny 2mo ago
The whitehouse.gov item is quite the blast from the past: https://fontsinuse.com/uses/78453/the-typography-of-whitehou...
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by fny 2mo ago
Yes. You need ZDR at the account level first. Contact your AWS rep. I have done this a few times for customer deployments.
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by fny 2mo ago
You can be stupefied and also pessimistic. More practically, society should be reimagined around AI. You're comment presumes an outcome that will be politically determined: you can still fight for the world you want.
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by fny 2mo ago
This is actually simpler to implement. You can have a AGENTS.md describing who is boot at what and then you have the agents converse over tmux.
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by fny 2mo ago
Anthropic offered ZDR for Fable on AWS bedrock from the beginning.
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by fny 3mo ago
That was a reccomendation from a philosophy professor I had in college. By the end of the semester, I didn't even have to review my notes. I went back to school at 25, and that moment made me realize why school felt strangely more diff
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by fny 3mo ago
From the article, it looks like ads are separate from answers in a clearly delineated way. It's not quite as nefarious as what you're suggesting. Frankly, I'm surprised. This is only round one however, and I could see a futur
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by fny 3mo ago
JavaScript is dynamic and supports live reload which means iterations are far faster than would be in a compiled language--even for LLMs. This is especially useful when you're trying to evaluate behaviors while changing state surgicall
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by fny 3mo ago
It's the exact same playbook Silicon Valley uses. Subsizide, lose piles of money, capture market share, recoup investment. They've done this in other industries like solar panels, chips, and EVs. This is no different.
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by fny 3mo ago
We will suffer from not knowing how to add. You could still argue "so what?" Systems aren't a single addition. They are compounded operations with sprawling complexity. What happens when you can't reason through the syst
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by fny 3mo ago
If you didn't participate in it, what are you hedging?
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by fny 3mo ago
The FDE is really the consolidation of two existing roles: solutions architect and engineer. In the old days, sales would close a client with the help of someone in technical sales and a solutions architect that would come up with a high le

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