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by kykat 7mo ago
You are not allowed to not be happy in this amazing new world.
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Ask HN: Are you also getting more angry with Claude as you use it for longer?
4 points by kykat 7mo ago|1 comments
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by kykat 7mo ago
That made me laugh a bit as well. Definitely want to see some rigorous testing on that, I'd expect that on longer calls tha caller can make the ai say basically anything.
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by kykat 7mo ago
Not just when running out of context, it's always. Once it fixates on a goal, all hell breaks loose and there's nothing that it won't be sacrificed to get there. At least that's my experience with Claude Code, I am press
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by kykat 7mo ago
I think that generative AI has many more downsides than upsides. It is and will continue to be a net negative for society, unless we have the collective discipline to manage the dangers.
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by kykat 7mo ago
I will be able to do something that demands it once I have it ;)
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by kykat 7mo ago
Will you send me an H100?
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by kykat 7mo ago
I can only say what I observed in testing, and that's that having millions of instances of a class like Point3D{x, y, z} in JS uses significantly less memory than in Java (this was tested on Android, not sure if relevant). It was quite
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by kykat 7mo ago
V8 automatically optimizes objects with the same shape into efficient structs, making array of objects much more efficient than in Java. And the manually manager int array acts more like system memory, it's not continuous, so you could
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by kykat 7mo ago
"You think" is cheap, try doing it, rewrite an existing library in rust and see how it goes. Doing a rough prototype is easy, but the real work starts after that.
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by kykat 7mo ago
I saw something like that being suggested when working with GIS data with many points as classes in Java, the object overhead for storing XYZ doubles is quite crazy. The optimization was to build a global double array and use "pointers
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by kykat 7mo ago
This has been the key for me as well, memory allocation in hot paths is usually the first optimization that I look for. It's quite surprising to see how far very inefficient algorithms (time complexity wise) can go as long as no alloca
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by kykat 7mo ago
I've been using sqlx + postgres very successfully with claude in the last couple of months. However, we've been raw dogging MySQL and node.js at work for over a year, and I also used raw SQLite from C++ before that (I am still tra
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by kykat 7mo ago
I honestly don't know who is still buying HP products, haven't seen one around me in years, probably just clueless people walking into a store and thinking "I've heard this name before"
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by kykat 7mo ago
He clearly doesn't care about using Linux, he should just ignore it. It's fine.
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by kykat 7mo ago
Again, we may live in a parallel universe. Because I am using KDE and wayland and NVIDIA, and it works beautifully. Although NVIDIA really started to work great only fairly recently (last couple of years). And using X is a noticeably worse
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by kykat 7mo ago
I propose we ban all computing devices to prevent fraud and harm to children.
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by kykat 7mo ago
Don't use the enemy language
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by kykat 7mo ago
You thought it wasn't reporting every app you install?
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by kykat 7mo ago
24-hour wait is a one time setup, I'd imagine that fdroid will keep working as usual after this super hidden don't enable me option is enabled.
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by kykat 7mo ago
You said it yourself "they often use stolen identities to conceal information about themselves", fake identity.
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by kykat 7mo ago
After vibe coding: I can't understand how I could deal with coding before.
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by kykat 7mo ago
It seems like every few weeks there's an article on how drugs are amazing hitting the front-page.
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by kykat 7mo ago
> Even if the code itself is unused or unwanted. It will be better for Meta if the slop code is left unused. I always said it, companies should be thankful that employees are lazy, an infinitely motivated idiot can be very destructive.
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by kykat 7mo ago
It's shocking how few people here seem to notice it, you would expect people using claude et al all day could feel the distinct smell of slop.
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by kykat 7mo ago
I wouldn't be so sure, I think the ultimate goal is to link your network activity to your government id, just like the way it's done in China. So the only root left is the government basically.
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by kykat 7mo ago
I like the idea, and hope that they are ready to challenge the law. However, the text in this website has a very distinct Claude feel to it.
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by kykat 7mo ago
The API seems like a funny joke anyway, `sudo setage 12987123`, done.
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by kykat 7mo ago
I think it just wants to invite a lawsuit
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Building my own cloud in 3 months(kykvit.com)
1 points by kykat 7mo ago|0 comments

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