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jpalomaki
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jpalomaki
16d ago
Teams/Zoom calls when not on desk. iPhone Max screen is just a bit too small when people are sharing their screen.
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jpalomaki
19d ago
Depends on how much information and details you have. The agents.md always goes into context. Detailed testing or process information might be excessive, when agent is working on UI. Skills are pulled when needed.
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jpalomaki
1mo ago
It’s easy to end up with bunch of old stuff in AGENTS.md that latest models no longer need and what might just confuse them. See for example the story about Anthropic cutting 80% of their system prompt [1]. Maybe they feel just using the AG
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1mo ago
Models are now so good, that "how the model feels" is getting more and more important. I think this is pretty interesting, because there's no clear metric for this that you can optimize for. It's a matter of taste, like
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2mo ago
"OpenAI will launch a portable, screen-free smart speaker as its first consumer hardware product, Bloomberg News has reported, days after Apple sued the AI start-up and two former employees of the iPhone maker for trade-secret theft.&q
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3mo ago
As human I also give wrong answers if if I know the right one. Sometimes I also give answers even when I don’t really know them. When pushed, I then start thinking and realise my mistake. System 1 vs 2?
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3mo ago
Session data lookup is one select to database that gives 0..1 rows and uses index. In most cases this is not something you need to worry about.
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3mo ago
When many sites are collecting these photos, it increases possibility of them leaking. Since these are also used for KYC process in crypto sites etc, this in turn increases risk of identity theft.
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4mo ago
Isn't training material the biggest problem for truly open source LLMs (such that could compete with top tier models)? The computation part can be solved with money, but compiling a comprehensive training set that could be freely share
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4mo ago
Do we need to bring Keybase[1] "back"? The original idea, mapping your social media presence to certain encryption keys. In the future it will be increasingly difficult to prove in online context that you are not a bot. Being able
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4mo ago
"yes, there were regressions in some use cases of rsync in the 3.4.3 release. I quite deliberately tried to err on the side of fixing security issues for that release, and there were some valid (but unusual) use cases that got caught u
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4mo ago
It’s sometimes convenient if database is the only ”stateful” component in architecture. Also if all the "state" is in one database, then you have better chance of getting consistent backups.
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4mo ago
Not sure if this is the future I want, but I've always thought the main idea of smart glasses is to automatically bring up information that is relevant in your current context. One part of this is to recognize who you are staring at.
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4mo ago
"By integrating Ookla’s data products, including Speedtest®, Downdetector®, Ekahau®, and RootMetrics®, Accenture will help Communications Service Providers (CSPs), hyperscalers, and enterprises optimize the mission-critical Wi-Fi and 5
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4mo ago
How about the payments, what is the easiest way from corporate customer perspective in DACH? Let's say for smaller subscriptions, <1000€/month?
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4mo ago
"Only $99 to add 5G Backup to any UniFI network" and "Fully unlocked for any compatible carrier with SIM and eSIM support". Wonder if there's some catch?
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UniFi 5G Backup
(blog.ui.com)
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Tell it to create html summaries with diagrams and sidebar for navigation. Or ask Codex to create image that explains xyz.
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5mo ago
It’s likely because the quick thought is that auth is just user table with hashed password. Then when you really start thinking about it, the list of requirements grows. Of course it’s still totally doable for an average developer, but take
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5mo ago
Kubernetes sounds like overkill, but I've been running microk8s for few standalone servers. This feels a pretty good match when working with agents. Codex can manage the cluster also over ssh, schedule new pods, check statuses, logs et
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5mo ago
”Engineers were actively encouraged to use tools like Claude Code and Cursor, even ranking them on internal leaderboards based on usage” Token maxxing? Might explain high costs if you are actively encouraging developers to spend as much tok
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5mo ago
I don’t think people want that, but they are willing to accept that in order to get stuff done.
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6mo ago
Why not replace the SMTP with an API and explicit permissions. When registering for a newsletter, I would explicitly grant the sender right to push stuff to my inbox. At any point I could revoke this right and the sender would get clear err
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6mo ago
Put proper LLM into Siri. Encourage developers to expose the functionality of their apps as functions, allow Siri LLM to access those (and sprinkle some magic security dust over it). Boom, you have an agent in the phone capable of doing all
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6mo ago
Sometimes easy performance trick is to split the CTE to separate queries, put the results to unlogged temporary tables and add whatever indexes the next step needs. Obviously makes only sense for stuff like analytical queries that are not r
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Somebody took a deeper look at Claude Code and claims to find evidence of Anthropic's PaaS offering [1]. There's certainly money to be made by offering a nice platform where "citizen developers" can push their code. From
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7mo ago
Home scale example with strawberries: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8LIhx0yoM7s
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The Terminal Built for Multitasking
(cmux.dev)
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7mo ago
A good solution for memory would help with stickiness. But it's a hard thing to crack.
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7mo ago
Both Anthropic and OpenAI are working hard to move away from being "just" the LLM provider on the background.
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