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hughw
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hughw
3mo ago
A Fable 5 model running at 9,000 tokens/s on an ASIC rather than 150 tokens/s on electricity chugging Nvidia GPUs, or even giant SRAM Cerebras or Groq chips could be good enough to meet the majority of demand. 640K ought t
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3mo ago
Was hoping it was a political act in favor of land reform or against owning property.
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3mo ago
This presentation is painful to read. It's an LLM's idea of a CTO presentation. I'm overwhelmed by charts, only slightly connected to the text around them. But no matter, it looks like a CTO slide deck. HIGH IMPACT. Much bett
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3mo ago
Is the CTO a bot?
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3mo ago
So good at style, so weak on substance
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3mo ago
I guess it uses `claude -p`? Am I correct that uses API billing not subscription?
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3mo ago
User nashashmi [1]: So this kid uses his home computer at his home, and they trace him down with the IP address, and the IP address also makes a request for Windows Updates. And that narrows down the Device ID. The device id is now
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3mo ago
> If the software can execute arbitrary code/binary, and you place a malicious binary, that's up to you to secure/sandbox the workspace, not the software. What do you think PATH variables are for? Cursor just immediately a
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hughw
3mo ago
iirc Christenson's chief example was IBM not deigning to cannibalize their high-end disk drive business by competing on the new, less capable low-end devices.
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3mo ago
I've found that the less real estate my eyes need to scan, the faster I understand the code, even if its more tersely expressed and requires a little decoding. Relatedly, I've come to appreciate a line of code that does the thing
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3mo ago
I feel this too but it's very hard to argue myself out of adding features like mad. Features, features, features. Tech debt may be an illusion, if the LLM can keep maintaining it all.
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3mo ago
CFPB once played that role for financial services. Ah well.
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hughw
3mo ago
If it's not dangerous enough to be classified as WMD by USG, who's interested.
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hughw
3mo ago
Sure man, knock yourself out.
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3mo ago
I wonder though if, as long as you have LLMs to maintain the extra code, it's worth it to gain the new feature. Less tech debt than your intuition expects.
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3mo ago
For the older among us, that's .ne.
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3mo ago
I've been wrestling for days with a recalcitrant Opus 4.8 unable to close the circle on an algorithm I'm sure, based on the three previous days' experience, Fable 5 will cut right through.
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3mo ago
Sure but in the intervening 2 years there's money to be made.
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3mo ago
You looked into vendors like https://www.runpod.io/ ?
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3mo ago
multiple issues right
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3mo ago
I hired a programmer and after giving him his Linux laptop let him set up a few things. A couple hours later he asked me where he could get PuTTY for it, and I recognized a huge gap in my interview coverage.
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3mo ago
My eyes glaze over reading all the AI produced verbiage. I did find a few useful parameter settings I've already discovered using my single 3090 and ollama. I'm just remarking that the LLMs overwhelm me with minutiae, especially a
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4mo ago
If they found actual life on Mars the NASA budget would multiply many times, so I don't understand your thinking.
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4mo ago
Nobody's talking about how "terrorism" has expanded to mean, in law, armed opposition the the government. Throw in terrorism and the sentence goes up dramatically. Is it possible to oppose the government with arms yet not be
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4mo ago
MS has their own profile of Cowork targeted at your users that presumably will be more enterprisey: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/blog/2026/03/0...
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4mo ago
As long as the LLM can unravel, repair, and improve the slopware it creates, that's where we are necessarily going. The code will continue to be maintainable, by the LLM. I'm used to this idea and I for one welcome...
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4mo ago
Just this morning I tweaked my single 3090 setup too: OLLAMA_FLASH_ATTENTION=1 OLLAMA_KV_CACHE_TYPE=q8_0 OLLAMA_CONTEXT_LENGTH=180000 and that fits in 23GB. [edited for format]
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4mo ago
Coincidentally for the last week or so I've revived my Glycine automatic as my daily wearer and I'm gauging my level of dependence on my Apple watch. So far -- hey, I wasn't all that dependent on it, and I guess, I was feelin
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4mo ago
Suggestion: run "fix this code" on all of github before bad guys do.
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4mo ago
“Banned in Boston”
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