jameson

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by jameson 4mo ago
Trust matters in business because it provides a sense of predictability
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by jameson 4mo ago
I suggest turning off recommendation if you dislike what they suggest My YT landing page is completely blank and need to go "subscription" tab to see newly uploaded vids from the ones I subscribe to It's quite nice not having
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by jameson 4mo ago
Other governments do, but not as much as China does. Healthcare in South Korea for example is government managed and it is one of the best healthcare in the world. I believe utility companies are also government owned. Also some of the well
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by jameson 4mo ago
Some other costs that may incur: - Pool - HOA - HOA (if the community belong to larger community association that maintains things like park) Summerlin area in Las Vegas for example have summerlin association you pay HOA to in addition to y
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by jameson 5mo ago
> Have you observed Bun have more segfaults, OOMs, etc, since the Rust rewrite? Have you noticed more security vulnerabilities? Have you seen more bugs? (Of course you haven't, the rewrite hasn't even landed yet.) Your argument
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by jameson 5mo ago
The idea is similar to maintaining on-prem vs cloud Cloud is optimized for development velocity but its nature of high margin business eventually makes on-prem more promising It could be too late but it might be worth looking into tax savin
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by jameson 5mo ago
Right, also Anthropic has been having difficult time getting more GPUs
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by jameson 5mo ago
Wow... Just wow...
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by jameson 5mo ago
Perhaps Github, by default, should add its own .gitignore that ignores files with certain keyword and have it only allowed to override by repo setting. I've seen too many incidents when an engineer checks in a plaintext password to a r
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by jameson 5mo ago
Security is often overlooked internally and seen as source of friction. I worked at a popular US social media firm and it wasn't hard to get a permission that allows me to delete the entire company's dataset. Often arguments aroun
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by jameson 5mo ago
What was the reason GCP took down a startup previously?
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by jameson 5mo ago
It's best for privacy not to do this in the first place because: - Watermarks are optional by AI provider so bad actors will circumvent by using another provider - GH project proves watermarks can be removed Given these, trying to ensu
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by jameson 5mo ago
Why can't Claude Code generate effective harness for us by inspecting the code base? I tried defining CLAUDE.md (or AGENTS.md), skills, plugins, but I'm not getting the effectiveness others claim to be. LSP plugin for example, CC
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by jameson 5mo ago
> many startups which startups? I'm genuinely curious
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by jameson 5mo ago
Unlikely to happen when H1B program benefit corporate and they run super PACs Any policies to help the people are labeled as "socialist" nowadays
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by jameson 5mo ago
I have a similar sentiment. Subject that makes the claim that AI writing code is fast is going to matter a lot because some programmers heavily use "LSPs, Linters and Auto-completes", key bindings, snippets, CLI commands, etc to s
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by jameson 5mo ago
There's something innate about AI generated contents that my instincts somehow knows these aren't creations by humans. I can't seem to state exact properties but they are hollow, out-of-norm, or as the author describes it --
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by jameson 5mo ago
Do Github publish post-mortems? Incidents spiked recently and I wonder what's repeatedly causing the issue. Mistakes (preventable or not) can happen, but repeated failures is a systematic issue.
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by jameson 5mo ago
reminds me of rob pike mentioning gofmt's style is "no one's favorite"
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by jameson 5mo ago
Is there a global config to exclude all non-human generated contents in Spotify?
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by jameson 5mo ago
Why doest the browser even allow it? Runtime of extensions should be blackbox to a website IMO
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by jameson 5mo ago
I have a similar sentiment unfortunately. I briefly thought about ways to force them to stop but all led to some sort of negative impact on privacy/freedom such as identify verification
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by jameson 5mo ago
LLMs are not smart as the LLM vendors claimed to be. If they are, we wouldn't be having this conversation because they will be fully autonomous People who blindly submits LLM generated code or do not cite its usage really need to stop
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by jameson 5mo ago
"teal" is the name for color "Moderate bluish green" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Teal
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by jameson 6mo ago
Apologies for my ignorance but how can you know the quality of the context?
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by jameson 6mo ago
> "In combination with other prompt changes, it hurt coding quality, and was reverted on April 20" Do researchers know correlation between various aspects of a prompt and the response? LLM, to me at least, appears to be a wildl
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by jameson 6mo ago
What competitive advantage does OpenAI/Anthropic has when companies like Qwen/Minimax/etc are open sourcing models that shows similar (yet below than OpenAI/Anthropic) benchmark results? Also, the token prices of these o
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by jameson 6mo ago
How should one compare benchmark results? For example, SWE-bench Pro improved ~11% compared with Opus 4.6. Should one interpret it as 4.7 is able to solve more difficult problems? or 11% less hallucinations?
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by jameson 6mo ago
How should one compare benchmark results? For example, SWE-bench Pro improved ~11% compared with Opus 4.6. Should one interpret it as 4.7 is able to solve more difficult problems? or 11% less hallucinations?
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by jameson 6mo ago
Curious why the team choose Grafana Mirmir over VM cluster?

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