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by j45 3mo ago
What's valuable is someone figured out and shared one way of doing it, their way, and I don't think it was asserted that it was the best or the only way. Lots of folks use community scripts, or use them as inspirations to build th
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by j45 3mo ago
It's less about the square foot economics for at-home, and quite often the time to travel between growing space and home, if in the case of an apartment, it was somewhere else.
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by j45 3mo ago
Software development has always evolved. Sometimes slowly, sometimes quicker. LLMs have brought a different unlock, and for everything we're seeing become easier, it allows people learn to use the tools to take on solving problems tha
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by j45 3mo ago
Any current way lasts 3-6 months. What's currently the way, will evolve too.
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by j45 3mo ago
If you copy Perplexity, they let you have the first few rounds of chat for free to get you going before asking to sign up.
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by j45 3mo ago
It's easy enough to copy and paste in a prompt, no? Eval tests while giving general indicators might not be similar for each use case.
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by j45 3mo ago
This is a good idea if it could manage it in an acceptable way. For example, there might be something I intended to complete in one sitting, but took two sittings in the same day unexpectedly. Maybe it could just be a few cache delays per
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by j45 3mo ago
I’d expect the llm to write the script and run it. The tooling can remain generic and token spending focused.
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by j45 3mo ago
Nice summary - While it's not my first choice, or habit, in many use cases, using an ORM is still OK looking back in the start especially when the schema is being fleshed out prior to understanding what needs optimizing. It's tri
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by j45 3mo ago
The models definitely seem to pay attention to the tests. Since the tests can be generally gamed with directing descriptions at it non-deterministically, there's a greater chance the questions solution can be found. Of course, hopefull
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by j45 3mo ago
I wonder if there could be a crowdfunding to harden Wordpress with the leading models, or some who might have access to something like a Mythos level.
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by j45 3mo ago
True, what MicroTik seems to offer is capability many orders of magnitude under the cost of comparable options.
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by j45 3mo ago
IndieWeb could and should find ways to make self-hosting turn key. Some examples of that exist for sure.
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by j45 3mo ago
AI is an articulation skill, first human to AI, and then articulating to the AI that more words isn't more.
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by j45 3mo ago
Indieweb is sometimes tied to self-hosting to give people configurabilty and flexibilty. It does keep indieweb for the few and not the many.
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by j45 3mo ago
Didn't imply or mention anything about working at a job in one's free time, but rather claude code continuing to work on whatever. It could be for a personal project or hobby. Having independently running processes from the comput
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by j45 3mo ago
I would love to learn about and from the details of their projects.
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Old also in this case keeps TVs useful longer
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by j45 3mo ago
This is interesting, instead of a command line interface it made me wonder what an interface right on the tv could look like. Comparisons to watching tv, are usually a TV interface, with a TV device/app, be it an Android TV/Apple
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by j45 3mo ago
I agree, and it's not necessary for agents to run as root and full access to data. There has always been a trade off sold to consumers of security vs convenience and a belief that giving up a little security gets a lot of convenience.
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by j45 3mo ago
Everyone can do what they want, until what they want is for it to be mainstream without considering it's for everyone.
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by j45 3mo ago
It feels like Anthropic was affected by resource limitations upon launch or big adoption curves in the past, and now they're tyring to be mindful of having less of those, in several ways, one of which is trying to keep capacity to keep
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by j45 3mo ago
There is nothing wrong with being a vegan, but the default assumption that Veganism is great for all, especially in countries where allergies are rampant isn't always feasible. The drive by downvoting to suppress a broader perspective
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by j45 3mo ago
Claude dispatch does things differently than this. Dispatch is very convenient for somethings (including connectors). But increasingly it seems like dispatch was slapped on top of cowork incrementally, when there was not an integrated and
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by j45 3mo ago
This can work, but increasingly there is benefit from local, including places that want data to be secure and not in the cloud. This is a thing. It's normal. It's just new to people who haven't realized how common it is.
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They seem to hang around.
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by j45 3mo ago
It's less about 24/7. It's more about it can't work when your laptop is in your bag and in transit and there is something that you have set up and want to run.
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by j45 3mo ago
Just like stackoverflow saved developers from experts exchange, it might be able to save us from what is coming from AI being an averaging engine by default and generating average code. Hopefully it's average but always works.
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by j45 3mo ago
I'm surprised to see a publication about ACM join in the blabbing about LLMs instead of show and tell. Talking isn't doing, just like word generation isn't an outcome.
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by j45 3mo ago
This appears to be much worse on so many more fronts than this article says. It's basically how a virus would infect your computer through a USB Key. Forcing itself to be installed, hiding what it does, sustaining itself across reboots

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