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by krzyk 2mo ago
On a consumer hardware it would be nicer. With no GPU/iGPU or a 6-8GB VRAM.
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by krzyk 2mo ago
Yeah, that one is easy, but I was thinking of the other way around, where the weak model calls stronger one.
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by krzyk 2mo ago
By "advisor model pattern" you mean https://claude.com/blog/the-advisor-strategy ? How do you implement that outside of claude code?
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by krzyk 2mo ago
What do you mean by "bundled bubblewrap nor the Ubuntu 24.04 bubblewrap works properly under Docker with the default options"? Does it break anything? I didn't notice, I always run codex in "yolo" mode (the whole pu
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by krzyk 2mo ago
Interesting I always thought that "x" (whichever) is used informally for multiplication and proper sign is dot: 3 · 4 = 12 It looks like there is a difference between English speaking languages and the rest in that regard.
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by krzyk 2mo ago
Isn't ultrafast just making hundreds of subagents?
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by krzyk 2mo ago
Don't install bubblewrap? I didn't and use codex in docker.
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by krzyk 2mo ago
Yes, they have transparent api rates. And for Anthropic and OpenAI their rates are exactly like API pricing.
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by krzyk 2mo ago
Yes, this software has a vast amount of installation methods. And I find building app myself usually the easiest one.
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by krzyk 2mo ago
So is this app written in Rust or in JS/TS? Why is he writting about npm at all if it is Rust? I've seen few times that people abuse npm to do install of software that is not js, but why force me to install npm?
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by krzyk 2mo ago
I'm surprised Dropbox is still around, was it 15 years ago when I used? It was something new, but after they started pushing limitations I stopped using it.
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by krzyk 2mo ago
How is that BS? I would prefer to know if given content was generated with LLM. This is information, and information should be free.
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by krzyk 2mo ago
Information is prosocial.
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by krzyk 2mo ago
I'm also in yolo mode, this is the only mode that makes sense for me, if I need to babysit I might as well do it myself. I run it in a VM so it can install any software needed, yes, there is a risk of escaping, but I'm not giving
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by krzyk 2mo ago
I'm non-native English speaker and for me the title was suggesting what was decribed - phone as a server.
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by krzyk 2mo ago
How much does it cost you?
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by krzyk 2mo ago
Is there a similar one that could test also max data transmission available on given cable?
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by krzyk 2mo ago
I read some of your twits but could find the source for that, do you publish it?
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by krzyk 2mo ago
Generally yes if you don't want your vacation quota to get reduced. In my country we get paid 80% of our usual pay on sick days prescribed by doctor. We also can get an appointment online and get that sick day. We can also get sick day
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by krzyk 2mo ago
Holidays are on top of vacations so they shouldn't be counted .
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by krzyk 2mo ago
What countries? Above peoplemwrote about Germany.and didn't mention such strange limit of first few days. Also in Poland there is no such thing. You can have a sick leave for 1 day and you get paid the same amount as if you get 3 weeks
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by krzyk 2mo ago
Sick days as other wrote is prescribe by a doctor. It doesn't have a limit (e.g. .y college broke his leg and was on sick leave for 1.5 year). And his vacation time accumulated, he didn't use his 26 days first year so the next he
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by krzyk 2mo ago
Espresso with milk? That is not espresso.
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by krzyk 2mo ago
Old games have big sales, 90% range. Well at least steam ones.
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by krzyk 2mo ago
Spore had that feature that allowed max 3 installs from disc. So disc or not doesn't really matter.
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by krzyk 2mo ago
This is incremental. This change is the smallest possible one that could work. There are more coming in later.
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by krzyk 2mo ago
No manufacturers might suggest prices, they can't set them, not in any sensible country. If they do, they do it secretly and when governments find about that they are going to receive a big fine, together with shops that colluded with
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by krzyk 2mo ago
Enterprise users are price sensitive, because they are charged per token (and have limit per user set by companies, and those limits are different from $50 per month to 1500$ per month). Subscription users might be insensitive to that.
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by krzyk 2mo ago
So when you turn that off will you get answer from Fable?
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by krzyk 2mo ago
It is breaking competition. Would you like all products everywhere be priced like their producers want?

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