holoduke

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by holoduke 6mo ago
I bet I can even do it with the smallest gemma 4 model using a prompt of max 500 characters.
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by holoduke 6mo ago
And nowadays with Claude you can spin up clusters of vps machines in a few hours. All bare Debian without anything except nginx and the apps. Mass configuring without any tools using only Claude. Works perfectly. The costs saved without all
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by holoduke 6mo ago
Just ask Claude to install the most optimum model with a nice chat ui tailored to your wishes. 15'minutes max.
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by holoduke 6mo ago
What is it with American companies that eventually always try to sell crap and low moral products/services. As if the people are educated in luring people into traps to only benefit themselves.
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by holoduke 6mo ago
Like with all new products. It takes time to let the market do its work. See if from a positive side. The demand for more and faster and bigger hardware is finally back after 15 years of dormancy. Finally we can see 128gb default memory or
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by holoduke 6mo ago
Claude -p is using Claude cli. How can you know it's my own claw?
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by holoduke 6mo ago
For the sake of staying a computer nerd I decided to put all my notes in a private GitHub repo with help of a local 5b Gemma4 LLM. Is working extremely well. It doesn't matter in what format i type. I Use opencode for entering new note
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by holoduke 6mo ago
I am doing something similar with https://github.com/holoduke/myagent This project is actually some autonomous system that reads papers and tries to implement them. A fun experiment I would say.
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by holoduke 6mo ago
You have to guide an ai. Not let roam freely. If you got skills to guide you can make it output high quality
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by holoduke 6mo ago
With LLM tool use potentially every cat action could be a prompt injection
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by holoduke 6mo ago
--------> I want to wash my car. The car wash is 50 meters away. Should I walk or drive? Walk. It's 50 meters — driving there and back takes longer than walking, and you'd just be dirtying the car you're about to clean. --
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by holoduke 6mo ago
Or write a local Gemma4 tool mcp for simple tool operations. Works seriously good. Basic tool use like command lining, greps, seds etc is milisec delay with about 100 tokens/sec on my m4.
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by holoduke 6mo ago
Ai is even good in turbo pascal if you instruct it right
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by holoduke 6mo ago
It's not. Maintainance is easy now. We have at least 200 legacy products in various old languages. Never it has been easier to work on those since Claude came into the picture. The argument I hear about support being expensive is not t
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by holoduke 6mo ago
Yea. I agree. In our case we are creating short news articles of max 3 or 4 paragraphs. The texts are translated in multiple passes into various languages. We use a simple system prompt that instructs the llm to ensure simple authentic lan
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by holoduke 6mo ago
Maybe words. But quality texts in even with opus not perfect. But good enough.
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by holoduke 6mo ago
I spend full 20x the week quota in less than 10 hours. How is that possible? Well try to mass translate texts in 30 languages and you will hit limits extremely quick.
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by holoduke 6mo ago
No that's reddit, Facebook, insta and TikTok.
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by holoduke 6mo ago
Nah. Everybody is talking about ai. Everybody is using it. It's by far the most popular new tool human beings are using currently. As popular as mobile phones or spoons. And maybe as disruptive as the steam engines. AI companies are b
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by holoduke 6mo ago
Well. The 5090ti is significantly faster than a 1080ti. It has 92b vs 12b transistors. That's the 10 years difference you mention. 10 years before the 1080ti we had the 8800 ultra with 600m transistors. So yeah you are a bit right. Bu
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by holoduke 6mo ago
Yeah it also lacked driver support. But it was for a very brief moment the king of the hill.
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by holoduke 6mo ago
This is what I call AI slop.
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by holoduke 6mo ago
The problem with agents is that it is currently way too expensive. 100 times more expensive maybe. Another big issue is the lack of interactivity with an agent. Therefor for now agentic development is only viable from your own machine. And
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by holoduke 6mo ago
People still believing in AI being a temporary thing are the same ones refusing to get a mobile phone in the late 90s. Stating it wasn't needed and just a nice to have.
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by holoduke 6mo ago
A key take away from this article is that you as a developer spending as much time on refactoring as on the actual feature. You are constantly requesting code reviews, architectural assessements, consolidations, extractions etc. only then
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by holoduke 6mo ago
Why? Who are you supporting instead?
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by holoduke 6mo ago
indeed. moltbook vibes
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by holoduke 6mo ago
My Claude can create a reuse a 200% deterministic script that generates invoices tailored exactly to my needs. No way any other tool can match that. You guys live in ancient times
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by holoduke 6mo ago
Can't we just use claude desktop / cli to generate an invoice. In my experience if you provide some skills and access to some data it can generate pretty consistent invoices. No other tools needed at all.
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by holoduke 6mo ago
I thought the impact of Thea made heavier elements spread much more evenly towards the surface.

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