grim_io

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by grim_io 10mo ago
That's just a bonus.
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by grim_io 10mo ago
Accessibility is a feature, and I don't make feature decisions. There was no accessibility Jira ticket, sorry.
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by grim_io 10mo ago
Maybe LLMs can't fix all of the human deficiencies in the past.
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by grim_io 10mo ago
Trial and error is not how apprenticeship works, for example. As an apprentice, you get correct and precise enough instructions and you learn from the masters perfection point downwards. Maybe we have reached a point where we can be the mac
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by grim_io 10mo ago
This seems like a good way to measure LLM improvement. It matches the my personal feeling when using progressively better models over time.
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by grim_io 10mo ago
Shrug and buy the next best thing?
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by grim_io 10mo ago
Consumer subscriptions are an impossible business, that's why openai NEEDS ads to have any chance of sustainability.
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by grim_io 10mo ago
So, AI is now officially rocket science. Anyways... This is dumb. Radiation shielding, power, cooling, maintenance. All unnecessarily made more complex. What for?
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by grim_io 10mo ago
There is nothing stopping multiple microservices from using the same DB, so of course this will happen in practice. Sometimes it might even be for a good reason.
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by grim_io 10mo ago
Alcohol is regulated, why not let them have it too?
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by grim_io 10mo ago
Good luck enforcing that :)
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by grim_io 10mo ago
The article mentions microservices, which can increase the likelihood of collisions in sequential incremental keys. One more reason to stay away from microservices, if possible.
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by grim_io 10mo ago
I tried jj a few times but it seems to be incompatible with my workflow. I tend to have lots of uncommitted files and changes that i want to keep around in this state while I move around branches and while having multiple change lists (jetb
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by grim_io 10mo ago
I don't think anyone would say that the LLMs will produce better code, but they can do it much faster. I personally did not hit the wall where the use of LLMs would slow me down in the long run. It has been smooth sailing most of the t
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by grim_io 10mo ago
I've seen so many devs not know that things like multi stage even exists. Multi gigabyte containers everywhere.
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by grim_io 11mo ago
That doesn't sound right. Not everywhere in the world do companies count as people, yet they can still be sued. I'd wager the companies lobbied for this to gain extra rights.
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by grim_io 11mo ago
What does that even mean? Why does the author care that much anyway? Seems like a person I would not enjoy talking with.
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by grim_io 11mo ago
Auto update is not rocket science. Linux distributions have it too.
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by grim_io 11mo ago
The culture can only change when it actually becomes possible to make any changes to the systems. If all the software one institution uses comes in the form of proprietary binaries, there is simply no need to even think about making policie
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by grim_io 11mo ago
It's funny that you think of crypto bros as "everyone", when in reality they are very much the few.
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by grim_io 11mo ago
Ideology can be blinding. It was never about the technology.
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by grim_io 11mo ago
I need to try using a frontier LLM for deobfuscation. That's a huge pain in the ass for a noob like me.
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by grim_io 11mo ago
At first glance it looks like shit. That's all the reason I need to never touch it. It doesn't feel like I've missed out.
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by grim_io 11mo ago
I'm a paying customer of bitwarden, and I'm very happy with the service. However, I also self-host vaultwarden for non-personal use. And when I do that, I refuse to create an online account, out of principle.
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by grim_io 11mo ago
Still needs an account on the bitwarden website for a self-hosting key. Why? I'll stay with vaultwarden, the actually local installation.
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by grim_io 11mo ago
The title of the submission does not tell the same story.
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by grim_io 11mo ago
One could argue that visible borders are a feature, not a bug. If you are trying to maximize for accessibility, that is.
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by grim_io 11mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_Milo I'm sure it's going to be a smashing success 20 years later.
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by grim_io 11mo ago
The paperclip maximizer was a lie, we'll just be turned into dollars.
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by grim_io 11mo ago
> I don't want to sound grumpy Well, you didn't try very hard :) If you think that every model behaves the same way in terms of programming, you don't have a lot of experience with them. I find it useful to see how other p

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