hparadiz

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1. 601.▲
   by hparadiz 7mo ago

   I'm quoting directly measured usage and you are making shit up from Wikipedia.
2. 602.▲
   by hparadiz 7mo ago

   I promise you I spent more energy air conditioning my house this month than the collective energy of all my prompts over the past year to date while refinaries are being blown up in multiple countries right now. It's a silly argument.
3. 603.▲
   by hparadiz 7mo ago

   You can train models locally now and use open source ones and there's a robust community of people training, retraining, and generally pulling data from anywhere. And then new models get trained on old models. The models in use now are
4. 604.▲
   by hparadiz 7mo ago

   The hard part has always been shipping, buttoning things up, doing the design. Not the idea per say. And then if any of it is successful and starts making money guess who you're gonna call to maintain it?
5. 605.▲
   by hparadiz 7mo ago

   So PHP.
6. 606.▲
   by hparadiz 7mo ago

   Agents can read the binary that makes up a compiled file and detect behavior directly from that. I've been doing it to inspect my own builds for the presence of a feature.
7. 607.▲
   by hparadiz 7mo ago

   Derivative work.
8. 608.▲
   by hparadiz 7mo ago

   Me too! I'm glad I'm not the only one.
9. 609.▲
   by hparadiz 7mo ago

   The rovers on Mars as well and New Horizons that went to Pluto. That is also at escape velocity so it will leave this solar system and most likely no human will ever lay eyes on it again. Voy 1 and 2 are still faster but hey they're al
10. 610.▲
    by hparadiz 7mo ago

    or the open source ecosystem will go through a renaissance as people rapidly build amazing open source software that takes weeks instead of years to develop
11. 611.▲
    by hparadiz 7mo ago

    I wish I lived in the alternative timeline where open source folks didn't look a gift horse in the mouth and actually used these tools to copy left the shit out of software to the point where proprietary closed source software has no a
12. 612.▲
    by hparadiz 7mo ago

    Don't you know? If one elderly person gets scammed we all deserve to be infantilized.
13. 613.▲
    by hparadiz 7mo ago

    I setup my Linux system to use it because it's more consistent for copy pasting in a terminal.
14. 614.▲
    by hparadiz 7mo ago

    I've been refactoring stuff with a $20 ChatGPT account.
15. 615.▲
    by hparadiz 7mo ago

    Doubts? I'm full of them. I'm building a new task manager for myself that has things I've always wanted. It's basically a profiler so it must be performant. https://github.com/hparadiz/evemon The co
16. 616.▲
    by hparadiz 7mo ago

    You might wanna learn how to set up constraints for your agents. Every memory map is accounted for with docs pointing to the exact structs, allocations, and usage patterns. It's stuff I was already doing. Now I can do it in a fraction
17. 617.▲
    by hparadiz 7mo ago

    Lol what a silly assumption
18. 618.▲
    by hparadiz 7mo ago

    Can't say the same. I've been super hands on with a C project. Really getting into the details of the event bus and how to make things performant. The AI is still writing 99% of the code but I'm being super strict about what
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    by hparadiz 7mo ago

    Epic games goes out of their way to be hostile to Linux users. I'm at the point where I just ignore windows only games. And I'm the exact type of person they'd want to convert cause I tell all my friends about my gaming exper
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    by hparadiz 7mo ago

    "productivity" is a misnomer. Sort of. The things I'm building are all things I've had on the back burner for years. Most of which I never would have bothered to do. But AI lets me ignore that excuse and just do it.
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    by hparadiz 7mo ago

    One example is the search being broken for CI logs. It takes over your browser's search hotkey too. What happens is every stage of the log is collapsed so the search doesn't work until you trigger the expansion but if you attempt
22. 622.▲
    by hparadiz 7mo ago

    It's a repair from where I'm sitting. A really cheap one too.
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    by hparadiz 7mo ago

    I get to see this right when I just upgraded VSCode. https://x.com/0xAkuKun/status/2036235161956917593 VSCode had an instant search for 10 years. Now it's broken suddenly for the first time ever. Can't s
24. 624.▲
    by hparadiz 7mo ago

    Was recently optimizing an old code base. If I tell it to optimize it does stupid stuff but if I tell it to write profiler first and then slowly attack each piece one at a time then it does really well. Only a matter of time before it does
25. 625.▲
    by hparadiz 7mo ago

    Once you set permissions the screenshot taking program always has them and you don't have to do grants more than once.
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    by hparadiz 7mo ago

    Having written a new gtk program recently I had to implement Wayland and X -isms in the code. Off the top of my head X prefers using W_Class and Wayland prefers app-id with each window having a role set. Both are fine. I honestly think Wayl
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    by hparadiz 7mo ago

    I'm actually running it on my AMD 6900 XT right now with 16GB of RAM but looking at my options for upgrading my local model. Can't say I'm a fan of these entry level machines to be honest. I wanna be able to run it with 100k
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    by hparadiz 7mo ago

    50k is what I consider bare minimum but I would like to have 100k. Honestly I'd like to have as much as I can get. Context window is what makes it useful. I wanna feed it all the information at the same time. If I can feed it my entire
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    by hparadiz 7mo ago

    This picture of the Ryzen AI Max+ blew my mind. https://images.prismic.io/frameworkmarketplace/Z7aVJZ7c43Q3f... Look this isn't an ad. I've been building my own desktops since I was 14. It's always been
30. 630.▲
    by hparadiz 7mo ago

    For coding and personal assistance the context window on 16GB is not good enough. Ideally I want a context window of 100k.