holoduke

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by holoduke 8mo ago
Cowboys rule the internet.
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by holoduke 8mo ago
Duke Nukems are still my favorite games ever. One of the first game I played multiplayer with two laptops. I was 12ish years old. First game was actually retaliator, but that aside. Level design, graphics, sounds and the atmosphere was grou
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by holoduke 8mo ago
I am creating a claw that is basically a loop that runs every x minutes. It uses the Claude cli tool. And it builds a memory based on some kind of simple node system. With active memories and fading old memories. I also added functionality
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by holoduke 8mo ago
For me Facebook is no longer relevant for friend stuff. But I find it pretty good in group stuff. For example their are groups about my town where I live. Historical groups or modern ones. Or a group about a specific car model I own. I jus
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by holoduke 8mo ago
You should go outside of the "web" world. Automotive, medical or heavy industries. You will see that their are plenty of low level developers/engineers our there. Yes even ones born after 2000.
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by holoduke 8mo ago
Chinese of course. Never used it. Can't wait to test out something different.
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by holoduke 8mo ago
The irony is that software coming from China is a lot more open than western software. Biggest examples are huggingface models mostly coming from Chinese institutions. Its also strategicaly wise for China to go this path.
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by holoduke 8mo ago
Google is Google. Too much restrictions on the model output. Ask it to create a pentest or let it request a pub key for ssh access and it will refuse.
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by holoduke 8mo ago
Those are the same people that say that China is 30 years behind in chip manufacturing.
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by holoduke 8mo ago
My experience is that the AI is surprisingly good in providing solutions which fall in the last 20%. Examples are annoying ui challenges like proper placements or flow challenges. Or caching strategies. Or certain algorithm optimizations.
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by holoduke 8mo ago
A philosophical question. Will software in the future be executed completely by a LLM like architecture? For example the control loop of an aircraft control system being processed entirely based on prompt inputs (sensors, state, history etc
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by holoduke 8mo ago
Its not patterns engine. It's a association prediction engine.
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by holoduke 8mo ago
Running them in a loop with context, summaries, memory files or whatever you like to call them creates a different story right?
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by holoduke 8mo ago
What about the client ? I find the Claude cliënt better in planning, making the right decision steps etc. it seems that a lot of work is also in the cli tool itself. Specially in feedback loop processing (reading logs. Browsers. Consoles et
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by holoduke 8mo ago
What about companies in general? I mean US companies? Aren't they all google like or worse?
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by holoduke 8mo ago
At least my prediction is accurate after all:)
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by holoduke 8mo ago
Still living the early 2000s eh? Pretty much all interactive responsive apps are all 100% client side rendered. Your claim about SSR being objectively faster looks like a personal vendetta against client side rendered apps. Or javascript. H
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by holoduke 8mo ago
Pure client side rendering is the only way to get max speed with lowest latency possible. With ssr you always have bigger payloads or double network rounds.
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by holoduke 8mo ago
Nothing gets worse in computers. Name me one thing. And if the current output quality of LLM stays the same but speed goes up 1000, quality of the generated code can be higher.
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by holoduke 8mo ago
Model improvement. But certainly also the cli tool itself. That's where all the planning takes place
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by holoduke 8mo ago
Bbs. Downloaded first shareware version of doom. Was it 4mb or something? I remember I had like 5kb/s and paid 5 cents a minute. My parents weren't happy those days. Now they are :)
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by holoduke 8mo ago
The end of traditional news sites is coming. At least for the newspaper websites. Future mcp like systems will generate on the fly newstites in your desired style and content. Journalists will have some kind of paid per view model provided
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by holoduke 8mo ago
Actually we all knew and agreed on this. Just not every aspect of it was known beforehand. Like agents being in a review loop. I consider myself the opposite of sociopathic btw
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by holoduke 8mo ago
And then? Back to ai less world? Can't imagine it will ever go back. People will find a way to reduce the costs of computing.
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by holoduke 8mo ago
For an experiment i created multiple agents that reviewed pull requests from other people in various teams. I never saw so many frustrated reactions and angry people. Some refused to do any further reviews. In some cases the AI refused to a
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by holoduke 8mo ago
To be honest I think there should be an option to completely hide all code that Claude generates and uses. Summaries, strategies, plans, logs, decisions and questions is all I need. I am convinced that in a few years nobody cares about the
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by holoduke 8mo ago
Whereas I agree that working with machines would help dramatically in achieving science, there would be in your world no one truly understanding you. You would be alone. Can't imagine how you could prefer that.
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by holoduke 8mo ago
For ages most people believed in a religion. People are just not smart and sheepy followers.
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by holoduke 8mo ago
Not only in cold weather. Good luck trailing something big for a long distance even in the summer. In my model X the range is reduced to hardly 150 miles. Really inconvenient.
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by holoduke 8mo ago
Well it's the prediction part that is complicated. How that works is a mystery. But even our LLMs are for a certain part a mystery.

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