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by konaraddi 6mo ago
I think it’d be a rinse and repeat of the line of thinking for VT but more exposure than VT. From VIFAX fund’s description on vanguard: > The fund offers exposure to 500 of the largest U.S. companies
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by konaraddi 6mo ago
QQQ rebalances on a schedule. Existing holders are affected because the fund’s underlying composition will change.
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by konaraddi 6mo ago
My understanding: It depends on what index the fund is tracking. QQQ tracks the Nasdaq-100 so QQQ is vulnerable. VT tracks the FTSE Global All Cap Index so VT is not directly affected by Nasdaq’s choices but is still exposed to some exten
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by konaraddi 7mo ago
I work at aws and generally use Claude Opus 4.6 1M with Kiro (aws’s public competitor to Claude Code). My experience is positive. Kiro writes most of my code. My complaints: 1. Degraded quality over longer context window usage. I have to th
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by konaraddi 7mo ago
> We've effectively had that here with the ACA, where the government has decided that it will cover the first $800 or so dollars of your health insurance. What happened? Magically, the cost of health insurance increased by $800. I d
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by konaraddi 7mo ago
I booted chromeos flex on a >12 year old laptop earlier this year and had a good experience with it. I wrote a bit about it here https://konaraddi.com/writing/2026-01-01-chromeos-flex/ (tl;dr tried to use fedor
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by konaraddi 7mo ago
Speaking for myself : it's a bit creepy and unsettling. Using brain cells is probably inching closer to consciousness than today's silicon is, and consciousness isn't well understood so I'd fear this line of research cou
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by konaraddi 7mo ago
https://odap.knrdd.com/ A site for anti patterns in online discourse. Example: https://odap.knrdd.com/patterns/strawman-disclaimer Need to gather more patterns then create tooling around making it easi
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by konaraddi 7mo ago
I think that’s an awesome idea and I like that it proactively gets ahead of the problem instead of the retroactive approach like moderation today. I’m interested in a very similar goal; I’ve been working on a guide on anti patterns in inter
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by konaraddi 7mo ago
I think a significant distinction between your approach and Claude’s approach is that your approach requires allowing your machine to accept inbound connections but Claude’s approach does not. Claude probably went with the latter to avoid a
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by konaraddi 7mo ago
I hope this succeeds and isn’t backdoored
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by konaraddi 7mo ago
Imagine a Framework* laptop with these kinds of chips that could be swapped out as models get better over time *Framework sells laptops and parts such that in theory users can own a ~~ship~~ laptop of Theseus over time without having to buy
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by konaraddi 7mo ago
> Taalas’ silicon Llama achieves 17K tokens/sec per user, nearly 10X faster than the current state of the art, while costing 20X less to build, and consuming 10X less power. Insane gains, makes me excited for the future. Imagine Opu
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by konaraddi 7mo ago
Good on Anthropic for having backbone and sticking to their values in face of political opposition and large sums of money at stake.
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by konaraddi 7mo ago
The reporting in question is a few articles on palantir here: https://www.republik.ch/suche?q=Palantir Unusually difficult to find the site, maybe because it’s a small Swiss magazine written in German and I’m in the US doi
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by konaraddi 8mo ago
Loosely related - Weezer’s lead singer writes code regularly https://github.com/riverscuomo
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by konaraddi 8mo ago
100% agree because there’s a lot of value in understanding how and why past code was written. It can be used to make better decisions faster around code to write in the future. E.g., if you’ve ever wondered why code was written in a particu
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by konaraddi 8mo ago
https://odap.konaraddi.com Started working on a site to document anti patterns in online discourse. Not quite logical fallacies but more so unproductive expressions that aren’t conducive to pleasant, productive, and focused disc
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by konaraddi 8mo ago
Cool idea, I think graphs (what you’re doing) are a better way of modeling arguments because it captures nuance often lost in 1 v 1 model of debate
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Incarcerated activists from Oscar-nominated documentary sent to solitary(theguardian.com)
18 points by konaraddi 8mo ago|0 comments
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by konaraddi 9mo ago
The title is misleading imo, the tldr is using the Sinclair method to retrain the brain to associate pleasure with other desired activities but the discussion is interesting nonetheless. I think this falls within the more broad category of
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by konaraddi 9mo ago
HPBN is really well written, chapter 4 helped me understand TLS enough to debug a high latency issue at a previous job. There was an issue where a particularly incomplete TLS frame received and no subsequent bits for it led to a server wait
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by konaraddi 9mo ago
Probably first extended time in a while. Everyone has a little box in their pocket that pumps out dopamine on demand, couple that with the hustle and bustle culture and I think it’s great the author is exercising more agency and presence ov
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by konaraddi 9mo ago
Oh that’s good to know, I’ll edit my comment
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by konaraddi 9mo ago
Isnt it an intentional choice? The show Pluribus has a not-so-subtle analogy to an LLM that has access to the world’s knowledge, doing its best to give whatever we ask it for, and not being the brightest tool in the shed. I think the artis
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by konaraddi 9mo ago
There isn’t one “they”, each subreddit does its own moderation
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ChromeOS Flex resurrects a >12 year old laptop(konaraddi.com)
3 points by konaraddi 9mo ago|0 comments
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by konaraddi 9mo ago
I think the author is the target customer for Framework. A customer looking for a ship of Theseus laptop that the seller stands by. I’ve looked at framework as a potential next laptop but it’s expensive, some of parts are expensive, and th
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by konaraddi 10mo ago
> looking back over the past two decades basically all of the successful entrepreneurs and business owners I know didn’t come from families with a lot of resources and didn’t have much of a safety net There’s probably some truthyness to
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by konaraddi 11mo ago
Some examples of how this can be accomplished: - double tap some key - hold some key - layers (tapping a particular key changes what all keys do) - holding multiple keys (combo) It’s programmable so you can change what key interactions caus

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