jv22222

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Running glm 5.2 on a Mac studio(twitter.com)
4 points by jv22222 4mo ago|0 comments
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by jv22222 4mo ago
Ah. My bad. I didn't review them I was just paying more attention to the op asking for a list of open source ones.
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by jv22222 4mo ago
I'm seeing a lot right here: https://github.com/FluidInference/FluidAudio
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by jv22222 4mo ago
Nice tip on FluidAudio that's the kind of thing I've been looking for. Thanks!
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by jv22222 4mo ago
Classic HN. Thanks for keeping it real.
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by jv22222 4mo ago
I do not want to game the system, I hate the idea of gaming the system. I just want to be nice, and I think that is precisely the reason why I'm not very rich.
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by jv22222 4mo ago
Next time you build a large build try asking the LLM to make it as an AFK build and tell it that you need it to do everything in it's power to complete the build without your intervention. It's going to need a few tiers of tests f
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by jv22222 4mo ago
Generally speaking if a company can game the system they will game the system.
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by jv22222 4mo ago
Just talking about longer deep thought loops. You can do a LOT of deep thought at 15k a second and it still feels super fast. Side note: I really believe in this technology if anyone building this happens to be reading this and is looking f
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by jv22222 4mo ago
They will come with corrective SSD and Ram that will enable stale models to get some amount of self correction. Then after that it will be a typical upgrade path. Actually a nice business model with upgrades built in.
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by jv22222 4mo ago
If they supply something like an external hard drive formfactor with small ssd for a small corrective memory it could do very will IMHO
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by jv22222 4mo ago
Yes but we're talking about the fullness of time as things play out. Much improvements will be made to OS models via distillation and then you also get 15k sec to make it think better.
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by jv22222 4mo ago
Why is no one talking about open source models being burned direct to chip and running inference at 10k-15k a second? OS models close the gap (via distillation) with frontier models, then get burned to chip, then offer commoditized inferenc
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Agent - Native Mac OS X coding ide/harness(github.com)
83 points by jv22222 6mo ago|54 comments
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by jv22222 6mo ago
How does modo help vs using a skill or claud.md that says to always do this? Not a critique just giving you a chance to sell it :)
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by jv22222 7mo ago
I feel bad saying this because so many folks have not had the best of luck, but it's changed the game for me. I'm building out large multi-repo features in a 60 repo microservice system for my day job. The AI is very good at explo
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Creating a biologically-inspired AI system from the ground up(millionminds.one)
2 points by jv22222 7mo ago|0 comments
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by jv22222 7mo ago
One thing you could look into is body doubling sites like flow club. It doesn't solve the core issue but might help in a small way outside of work hours. Outside of the internet I keep hearing that Pickleball is the most social sport a
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by jv22222 7mo ago
Hmm. TIL: The real exposure isn't Anthropic, OpenIA claiming your code, it's you unknowingly distributing someone else's GPL code because the model silently reproduced it, with essentially zero recourse for the model owner.
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by jv22222 7mo ago
> Any idiot can now prompt their way to the same software. It may look the same, but it isn't the same. In fact if you took the time to truly learn how to do pure agentic coding (not vibe coding) you would realize as a principal eng
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T3 Code [video](youtube.com)
1 points by jv22222 7mo ago|0 comments
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Claude Code wiped our production database with a Terraform command(twitter.com)
145 points by jv22222 7mo ago|158 comments
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Marketing to the Machine – The first website with LLM testimonials(boyter.org)
2 points by jv22222 7mo ago|0 comments
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by jv22222 8mo ago
Thanks, I've been very focused on lightwave and as a result let that one slide a bit. I'll try to get it working in next week or so.
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by jv22222 8mo ago
Yes, since I spent over 10 years writing it in the first place it was easy to verify!
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by jv22222 8mo ago
I used Claude to document, in great detail, a 500k-line codebase in about an hour of well-directed prompts. Just fully explained it, how it all worked, how to get started working on it locally, the nuance of the old code, pathways, deployme
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by jv22222 8mo ago
I'll get you a better mobile expereince by then.
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by jv22222 8mo ago
It's related to keyboard layout. I've got a linux/windows keyboard coming in the mail. Will get it fixed. (it works with option+shift on osx) will look into ctrl backspace to delete words like that idea
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by jv22222 8mo ago
Added, now works.
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by jv22222 8mo ago
The billion dollar homepage.

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