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by hu3 1y ago
I see. Still worked for me. Openned: https://copilot.microsoft.com Same prompt: ffmpeg command to convert movie.mov into a reasonably sized mp4 https://i.imgur.com/CuaxIlL.png
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by hu3 1y ago
What model? It got right first try here with your exact prompt using the free GPT-4.1 model. https://i.imgur.com/toLzwCk.png ffmpeg -i movie.mov -c:v libx264 -preset medium -crf 23 -c:a aac -b:a 128k movie.mp4 BUT, I have t
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by hu3 1y ago
I've written a ton of throwaway toy applications for personal use. The tip I can share is: publish them on GitHub. You'll find out some of them are useful to a lot of people. I have multiple toy repos with 20+ stars and one with 2
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by hu3 1y ago
I don't doubt that it can be quicker but: 1) I don't recall having a problem with prompt speed. 2) Are there any benchmarks?
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by hu3 1y ago
I'm a long time user of https://github.com/ohmybash/oh-my-bash It would be nice to have a comparison and reasons to change from popular tools.
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by hu3 1y ago
Speedrun to irrelevance. All I need to ditch 99% of my Reddit usage, which is mostly read-only, is for AI to be trained with more recent data.
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Half a Million Lines of Go(blog.khanacademy.org)
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by hu3 1y ago
Is this like GraphQL for MCPs?
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by hu3 1y ago
It's also 1/20 of the speed. So not very useable.
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by hu3 1y ago
Fair enough. I understand what you meant now.
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by hu3 1y ago
> ...like a VSCode clone that didn't do anything special. Interesting way to qualify the most popular editor of human history.
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by hu3 1y ago
No, but perhaps you may have. Please take a look: https://cdn.arstechnica.net/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/Frame... https://cdn.arstechnica.net/wp-content/uploads/2025/06&#x2
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by hu3 1y ago
Why would I get Air M4 if I want to use Linux?
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by hu3 1y ago
I'm confused. The article shows a few charts where a Framework laptop is faster than M4 Air both in single and multicore CPU benchmarks. Their office suite benchmarks puts it at almost 10 hour battery. See Framework 13 Ryzen AI 9 HX 37
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by hu3 1y ago
Their only moat is first-movers advantage. ChatGPT is a popular brand. But if Google managed to overcome Internet Explorer and Firefox at their peak, I'm sure ChatGPT is just another Tuesday for their marketing team. And OpenAI knows t
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by hu3 1y ago
bogus aí agents stuck in loops will get us there soon enough
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by hu3 1y ago
> Very few customers pick the model based on cost. What? 3 ou of 4 companies I consulted for that started using AI for coding marked cost as an important criteria. The 4th one has virtually infinite funding so they just don't care.
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by hu3 1y ago
Yep. I vendor dependencies on the projects I work. Predictable, offline builds. Storage is cheap.
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by hu3 1y ago
I think the challenge is battery. Frequent inference draws a ton of power.
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by hu3 1y ago
If that's the case then we are lucky Google maintains Youtube because it just works and I can pay $22.99 so that my entire family is ad-free. And student pricing is just $8/mo.
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by hu3 1y ago
Yeah Apple keeps trying to act like smart pants lawyers, trying to find breaches of interpretation. This wont end well for them because EU stance is clear: give users more freedom and stop with the BS.
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by hu3 1y ago
Took 2 seconds to search and find you a link: https://www.reddit.com/r/OutOfTheLoop/comments/hn3qnw/whats_...
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by hu3 1y ago
> “shall allow business users, free of charge, to communicate and promote offers, including under different conditions […], and to conclude contracts with those end users.” > This lengthy sentence creates ambiguity: what exactly does
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by hu3 1y ago
Many of them can, including Rust and Go. Just not with default arguments. You need to pass linking arguments. This is not done by default to reduce binary sizes.
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by hu3 1y ago
None of them generate true freestanding executables by default. Both Go and Rust require glibc. And Go's runtime is built-in by default. Unlike Java so there's nothing to "carefully set".
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by hu3 1y ago
Yea and at least Go provides a giant Google engineering tier quality standard library so reinventing the wheel here doesn't hurt so much productivity. Meanwhile Rust requires a pile of variable quality community driven crates to do bas
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by hu3 1y ago
Is it? Bootstrap CSS: 147KB Bootstrap CSS Minified: 122KB Bootstrap CSS GZipped: 22KB Bootstrap CSS GZipped and Minified: 20KB I'm not convinved 10% is worth adding a minifier. And I ask this question for every build tool in my project
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by hu3 1y ago
I pay for both ChatGPT Plus and Gemini Pro. I'm thinking of cancelling my ChatGPT subscription because I keep hitting rate limits. Meanwhile I have yet to hit any rate limit with Gemini/AI Studio.
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by hu3 1y ago
I'd love to. Just need to take the time to clean up, commit and push. That and my blog. Oh well, tomorrow perhaps.
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by hu3 1y ago
Whenever I have the chance, no-build is how I have been architecturing web applications for the last decade or more. That plus no-compile/near-instant-compile tooling (PHP, Bun, Go) enables instant feedback during development. It'

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