grim_io

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by grim_io 1y ago
You are projecting again. I didn't say that some reason must be it, because we don't know the reason. It is you who is, for some unknown reason, so sure about your guess.
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by grim_io 1y ago
Eventually you will need a text editor with your emacs :)
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by grim_io 1y ago
Deep down you know the answer already :) There is no magic way. It boils down to less strict inspection. I try to maintain an overall direction and try to care less about the individual line of code.
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by grim_io 1y ago
All you are doing is reinforcing my suspicion that your personal trust issues are clouding your world view. Not everyone thinks like you. It may be a shocking revelation.
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by grim_io 1y ago
Thanks. My mom also tells me that I'm very brave! But to get back on track: Someone pointing out some potential flaws in my thinking does not always mean that they are actually there.
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by grim_io 1y ago
Yeah. Claude writes my CLAUDE.md I don't really care what's inside.
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by grim_io 1y ago
I will happily continue to think with crutches then :)
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by grim_io 1y ago
I don't think that jumping to conclusions would somehow un-cripple my thinking. Is it not the other way around. To me, this looks like the typical case of ones world view leaking. So let me leak mine too: If i were to apply Occam'
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by grim_io 1y ago
What does it even mean to be all-in on a browser? You can switch any time, multiple times per day even.
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by grim_io 1y ago
Why did they keep hosting old models before gpt5?
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by grim_io 1y ago
They wouldn't be so eager to remove access to their other models if 5 were more costly to run.
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by grim_io 1y ago
How can you be so sure? There are so many potential reasons.
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by grim_io 1y ago
Are you looking up what the abbreviation stands for, or what an MCP is? The first case doesn't matter at all if you already know what an MCP actually is. At least for the task of understanding the article.
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by grim_io 1y ago
People didn't even want to put on 3d glasses for their TV. No way in hell are they strapping a computer to their faces.
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by grim_io 1y ago
It doesn't matter if they make any profit off those who hit the limits. It's about how many of the users hit those limits.
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by grim_io 1y ago
It doesn't feel like that the gap is closing at all. The local models can get 10x as good next year, it won't matter to me if the frontier models are still better. And just because we can run those models (heavily quantized, and t
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by grim_io 1y ago
Google shows that Nvidia is not necessary. How long until more follow?
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by grim_io 1y ago
It means that the infamous military industrial complex does not exist in its fabled money printing form. Turns out, the US government is very demanding and stingy with its money for what it ultimately gets.
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by grim_io 1y ago
It's always a question of "compared to what?" Local models are no where near capable compared to frontier big models. While a small model might be fine for your use case, it can not replace Sonnet-4 for me.
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by grim_io 1y ago
Yeah. Feels like a data mining operation for training data. I could be wrong.
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by grim_io 1y ago
That makes you sound like you are dodging the question.
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by grim_io 1y ago
I configure traefik by defining a few docker labels on the services themselves. No way I'm going back to using the horrible huge nginx config.
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by grim_io 1y ago
Sounds like a DNS provider problem. Why would Nginx feel the need to compromise because of some 3rd party implementation detail?
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by grim_io 1y ago
why would a fast computer refuse to do what you want?
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by grim_io 1y ago
All your examples have replaced some other service in the past. Except GitHub, maybe. Granted, the replaced services were nowhere near the popularity levels of the current ones, and have made horrible decision.
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by grim_io 1y ago
Where are we now? Around the 3s era? By then, no one was saying that anymore. The AI scepticism is still going strong.
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by grim_io 1y ago
Good point. Pretty sure it's known. But, just like smoking, it's tolerated. Can't make the line go down.
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by grim_io 1y ago
The iPhone opened up a whole new world of opportunities which were very clear from the start. No one, except Steve Ballmer, would describe it as a potential fad or question how good it can actually get before Apple goes bankrupt from all th
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by grim_io 1y ago
Using AI to distill all of that sprawling and contradicting documentation is a great use case. Grounding it in the reality of the current implementation for the extra cherry on top.
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by grim_io 1y ago
It's probably ego and delusion. Every crud generator company thinks it's special and has some secret sauce it needs to guard. I'm sure some do, but overall it's a case of monkey see (google), monkey do (like google).

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