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by kator 6mo ago
Fascinating, I thought I was losing my mind. Claude CLI has been telling me I should go to bed, or that it's late, let's call it here, etc, and then I look at the stop-phrase-guard.sh [1] and I'm seeing quite a few of these.
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by kator 7mo ago
The "calculator ruined the world" argument was actually studied to death once the panic subsided. Large meta-analyses of 50 years of data show it was mostly a non-problem. Students using calculators generally developed better atti
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Updating Codex Contribution Guidelines(github.com)
2 points by kator 7mo ago|1 comments
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by kator 7mo ago
Peak irony: OpenAI's Codex project is being DDoS'd by its own creation. They made code generation essentially free, and now they're drowning in AI-generated PRs that take more time to review than it would take to just write t
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by kator 8mo ago
Some users are moving to local models, I think, because they want to avoid the agent's cost, or they think it'll be more secure (not). The mac mini has unified memory and can dynamically allocate memory to the GPU by stealing from
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by kator 9mo ago
I use Terminus with Zellij and keep about 8 sessions going with a combination of Claude and Codex, and once in a while, Gemini. It's great when you're sitting in a docotor's office lobby bored out of your skull and when you
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by kator 11mo ago
Read all the way to the end: "I’m getting one." So will I, if anything to support the effort, and check it out maybe I'll buy more for my kids or something.
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by kator 11mo ago
Bigger challenge is games that die because the back-end servers are turned off and the assets are discarded. I'm on a team reverse engineering an old MMO from 2011. We've spent years rebuilding the server from packet captures and
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by kator 1y ago
ripgrep has saved me so much time, I also use it now with LLMs and remind them they have ripgrep available! I added a donation on github, thanks for all your work.
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by kator 1y ago
LLM vibe coded site and architecture?
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by kator 1y ago
I also added an Appendix "Technical Stack Considerations," but I like the PR and the FAQ's to focus on the customer/end-user's needs. The technical details matter, but they serve the customer outcome, not the other
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by kator 1y ago
7.5 Years at Amazon, and even for my side projects, I write PRFAQs and share them with my stakeholders to gather feedback. I'm a PMT at Amazon, but in my alternative life, I code on many projects, and develop infrastructure, architectu
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by kator 1y ago
A little better link here with a link to the detailed article, too. https://health.au.dk/en/display/artikel/dansende-hjerneboelg... Meanwhile, it's interesting that I do find I can focus deeper on code w
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by kator 2y ago
This article makes me want to get a DNA test. In my family, it’s very common to sleep in the six-hour range. I personally sleep from 10 pm to 4:25 am every day, often waking up around 4:15 am before my watch vibrates to wake me. If I sleep
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by kator 2y ago
Interesting because I have recently been trying to catch a stray cat for a capture-release process and the cat will not walk into a typical trap-door type wire mesh trap. Watching him on video the roof of the trap seems to freak him out. It
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by kator 2y ago
I read an article in wapo that said you can use this URL to see what data was exposed: https://www.att.com/event/lander
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by kator 3y ago
My favorite was sendmail's WIZ followed by SHELL bug.
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by kator 3y ago
Funny to see this here, recently I decided to clean up my personal NAS that had 60 million files and 17 TB used. I tried various tools, but this NAS was the backup target for many of my machines over a decade or more of time. I finally gave
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by kator 3y ago
just cut-paste in ChatGPT.. why bother reading it..
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by kator 3y ago
+1 I use CrossOver, I bought the lifetime license to support them since they also upstream crazy stuff like running 32bit Windows EXE in MacOS etc.
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by kator 3y ago
New Coke anyone?
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by kator 3y ago
This reminds me of Metaplace[0][1] back in 2007 created by a MMO veteran Raph Koster. Not sure how they will avoid the same issues that killed Metaplace and other attempts at this over the years. [0] https://www.raphkoster.c
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by kator 3y ago
I would gladly donate on a monthly basis to a patreon or something to keep it going. Wonder what the monthly costs were to operate it.
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by kator 3y ago
While this looks nice, I really loved https://livingcomputers.org/ when it was alive. Sadly it's in stasis now, I was lucky enough to visit while it was still open and I ran around to all these old machines punching in
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by kator 4y ago
Am I over simplifying or does this in general do the same thing with some help from imagemagick on linux with /dev/fb? convert -size $(tr ',' 'x' < /sys/class/graphics/fb0/virt
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by kator 4y ago
I engage with ChatGPT daily now on a number of topics. In general, I've been trying to search on google and talk to ChatGPT about the same topic, of course I don't put three words in I try to use natural language with ChatGPT. (I
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by kator 4y ago
By that logic we should just make "ed" the default editor. It's more like every other line oriented CLI interface element in the system than Nano is.
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by kator 4y ago
Don't forget "pets vs cattle", thinking of servers as ephemeral and working towards quickly being able to scale up/down based on demand. So often I see people "lift and shift" from a dedicated server model into
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by kator 4y ago
Yes very well written and reminds us all that in the end we're humans, and once in a while things can go right if only for us asking why they aren't.
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by kator 4y ago
While it is a sad story, it reminded me of a parallel issue with another "Race" for technology: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Demon_core

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