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by gorbypark 1y ago
You could try sandbox-exec. It’s kind of depreciated but was more or less designed for this exact use case I think. It’s too bad Apple doesn’t really support it anymore (although it still works in my limited testing!)
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by gorbypark 1y ago
For sure, Claude Code specifically has a grep and glob tool (as well as access to bash). The LLM will decide to use those tools to find files, then once it has found matches to what it's looking for, it reads those files into its cont
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by gorbypark 1y ago
These being mixture of expert (MOE) models should help. The 20b model only has 3.6b params active at any one time, so minus a bit of overhead the speed should be like running a 3.6b model (while still requiring the RAM of a 20b model). Her
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by gorbypark 1y ago
For sure, it was a bit of a simplified example, but you can imagine prompts that are asking the LLM to touch dozens of files at once. A lot of people will use fairly high level requests, "make a screen in my app that does this" a
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by gorbypark 1y ago
As a $20 month user, I can tell you in my experience it's "refactoring" jobs that really smash through those tokens quickly. If you do a "write a component that does this" kinda thing, you can use the $20 plan almo
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by gorbypark 1y ago
Is there really an off peak time, though? I think Anthropic is running on AWS with the big investment from Amazon, right? I'm sure there's some peaks and valleys but with the Americas, Europe and Asia being in different time zones
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by gorbypark 1y ago
I'm only on the $20 Pro plan, and I'm a big users of the /clear command. I don't really use Claude Code that much either, so the $20 plan is perfect for me. However, a few times I've gotten the "approaching c
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by gorbypark 1y ago
I was under the impression that bikes have a minimum weight in the rules and actual bikes are pretty much always under that weight these days? They then add little lead weights in strategic places the get them to the minimum weight (and he
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by gorbypark 1y ago
Where are you seeing those prices? Cheapest one I see (and it has horrible uptime/throughput numbers) is $0.40/$1.60, and it's more like $2/$2 on average.
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by gorbypark 1y ago
Sometimes they are! I use the expo docs as a human all the time. Some project however seem to really "minify" their docs and are less readable. I'm not quite sure how minifying really saves space as it seems like they are j
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by gorbypark 1y ago
Nope, I "borrowed" the system prompt and all the tool descriptions / tool schemas. I then re-implementing all the tools based on those descriptions and input schemas. I then used the OpenAI Agent SDK to give a model all the
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by gorbypark 1y ago
This is an issue with the prompt and/or the tool descriptions and/or the model. A MCP server is really just a collection of functions the model can call, and a list of those functions and their description/input params. In th
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by gorbypark 1y ago
There's an attempt to kinda have these things documented for AIs, called llms.txt, which are generally hosted on the web. In theory, an AI should be able to fetch the llms.txt for every library and have an actual authoritative source o
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by gorbypark 1y ago
When you posted this, it would have been 1-3AM in North America (and probably large parts of South America), so yeah, probably mostly Europeans!
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by gorbypark 1y ago
I opened up the app bundle of CC on macOS and CC is incredibly simple at its core! There’s about 14 tools (read, write, grep, bash, etc). The power is in the combination of the model, the tools and the system prompt/tool description
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by gorbypark 1y ago
I started a new project to test out CC and constantly find I have to ask it to fix ts errors…it’s nice I don’t have to tell it what error it is (ie “fix the ts errors in file.tsx”) but I’m surprised it doesn’t have a “check ts” step automat
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by gorbypark 1y ago
I hate to sound like one of those “I could build it in a weekend” types, but I really don’t get why Apple doesn’t just make/buy/license a decent general purpose multimodal LLM and then just create MCP servers for all their various
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by gorbypark 1y ago
Ah cool, I didn't realize that even their linux VMs are being powered by Hyper-V
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by gorbypark 1y ago
Yeah, I've not quite figured out what I'm doing wrong, but sometimes iOS notifications just disappear after clicking on them. I think it's when iOS decides my face isn't good enough (I have an iPhone 11 where the FaceID
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by gorbypark 1y ago
I really really want some kind of write up on that custom m-series hardware. Not very much has even leaked out.
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by gorbypark 1y ago
I don’t think many azure services are Linux on hyper-v, are they? Azure (afaik) is quite heavy on bare metal Linux.
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by gorbypark 1y ago
I’ve seen some YouTube videos of people making solar fences with bi-facial panels. If I recall correctly on the one I was watching, they were going for morning and evening production and faced them east/west. One side would get the m
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by gorbypark 2y ago
Comfortable is of course subjective, but my current go to for "fancy" shoes is Meermin. For about the price of a pair of higher end Nike or Adidas shoes that are just foam glued to fabric, you can get a pair of "traditionall
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by gorbypark 2y ago
Pretty neat! I’m currently working on a project that uses an ESP-C6 that just exposes a “switch” over matter/thread thats based off the results from the Spanish electricity prices API. The idea is have the switch be on when it’s one o
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by gorbypark 2y ago
Yeah, I've been playing around with the "new-ish" ESP32-C6 chip. It's a $6 dev board, so probably in the sub dollar range in bulk for the chip itself, and has WiFi 6! I originally thought WiFi 6 meant 6ghz, but it&#x27
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by gorbypark 2y ago
Open source rules the hidden parts of nearly everything (servers, programming languages, etc). It's atypical for user facing software to be open source and "world class". Of course there are exceptions (like Blender, for ex
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by gorbypark 2y ago
From my (very basic) understanding of GPS you need at minimum four satellites to calculate the time. If you had a local atomic clock in sync with the GPS satellites, you'd only need three satellites to get a position fix. It would (p
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by gorbypark 2y ago
Seems interesting. Coming from the react native world, competition is good! This seems to have a from scratch layout engine, which is pretty exciting. It looks like it supports some of the more recent/advanced CSS features. It also
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by gorbypark 2y ago
Most every OTA channel here in Spain (at least in Valencia) is 1080i, with a few being 720i, but there's two 4K test channels, one SDR and one HDR. Not sure of the bitrate, but the SDR one looks stunning on my TV (which "supports

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