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by lukevp 10mo ago
Why not? Cost? Inexperience? Bad outcomes?
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by lukevp 10mo ago
One thing I think people confuse with context is they see an LLM has say 400k context and think their codebase is way bigger than that, how can it possibly work. Well, do you hold a 10 million line codebase in your head at once? Of course n
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by lukevp 10mo ago
Yep, some ovens (like mine) even have a Proof setting that keeps it at 100 degrees F automatically, for as long as you want. We make a lot of bread is how I know this
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by lukevp 10mo ago
It’s nice that $10 is trivial to you but it isn’t to everyone. Being cheap and being poor are different.
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by lukevp 10mo ago
Shared telemetry library, you realize that you are missing an important metric to operationalize your services. You now need to deploy all 140 to get the benefit. Your runtime version is out of date / end of life. You now need to updat
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by lukevp 11mo ago
I read this as a joke ($1/lb because 100 pennies weighs about a pound - although online sources make it sound like it's closer to 200 pennies for a pound)
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by lukevp 11mo ago
You can mTLS to CloudFlare too, if you’re not one of the anti-CloudFlare people. Then all traffic drops besides traffic that passes thru CF and the mTLS handshake prevents bypassing CF.
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by lukevp 11mo ago
What’s a good staring point for getting into this? I don’t even know what Cerebras is. I just use GitHub copilot in VS Code. Is this local models?
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by lukevp 1y ago
What about capitalism created AI? China is not a purely capitalistic society and they have AI too… I don’t see anything specific about capitalism that brings about AI. In fact much of the advances in it came about through academia, which is
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by lukevp 1y ago
What about Nixon’s impeachment and resignation? What about Trump being a convicted felon 5 ways to Sunday (yes they overturned this since he won again, but I doubt it would have gone this direction if he’d lost.)
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by lukevp 1y ago
What’s your extension? Sounds interesting!
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by lukevp 1y ago
What’s the built in white noise feature in iOS? First time hearing about this!
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by lukevp 1y ago
Is this a parody of the Dropbox comment or is this sincere? I don’t think iPads have built in ssh… and even if they do, this is a far cry from an app. It assumes you have a Linux machine on your local network and are willing and able to set
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by lukevp 1y ago
You can have a negative opinion of DHH, but why not provide some context as to why your dislike of him would cause you to think this Linux distro is a bad option? I don’t know anything about the distro.
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by lukevp 1y ago
Things that used to be prohibitive are made much easier with AI these days. Especially tasks like this that do something fairly small and isolated and are easy to test.
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by lukevp 1y ago
I’m not sure about drinking tea with an 18650 unprotected strapped to your hand like that. The battery should at least have a holder
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by lukevp 1y ago
Have you used SOTA models to code in the last 2 months or so? This reads like someone who has given up a year ago and made their impressions based off GPT-3. AI can absolutely have creativity. You just have to engage it like that. The artic
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by lukevp 1y ago
I reset context probably every 5-10 minutes if not more frequently, and commit even more often than that. If you’re going 5 hours between commits or context resets, I’m not surprised you’re getting bad results. If you ever see “summarizing”
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by lukevp 1y ago
How about uuidv7? That’s catching on, as it’s got improved sortability / clustering behavior in DBs
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by lukevp 1y ago
DO Spaces, for at least a year after launch, had no durability guarantees whatsoever. Perhaps they do now, but I wouldn’t compare DO in any meaningful way to S3, which has crazy high durability guarantees as well as competent engineering ef
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by lukevp 1y ago
How’s that? Using encryption, which is known to have backdoors and is vulnerable to nation state cracking?
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by lukevp 1y ago
Is rooting the same as a custom rom nowadays? And enabling developer options won’t allow installation of unsigned apps either?
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by lukevp 1y ago
But they don’t verify each app in this case, just the developer… you get verified before you even tell them what type of app you have. Sure, it’s possible they could retroactively ban your app, but they could do that without signing too. Ju
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by lukevp 1y ago
Have you used windows 11 and macOS 26? They both have malware scanning and throw up alerts or scary dialogs that you have to do cli commands or workarounds to launch unknown apps. I don’t see this as much different than Android requiring yo
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by lukevp 1y ago
So this is saying you have to have an Android developer account and sign the app with your identity… so a one-time $25 cost and that’s it? You can still distribute and sideload apps as long as you sign them. Microsoft does this for Windows
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by lukevp 1y ago
Don’t ICE cars mostly catch fire under the hood or the trunk area under the car? Vs. the entire floor of the car being an explosive and very hot fire? Seems quite a bit different. I mean it sucks if a car catches on fire and burns up but if
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by lukevp 1y ago
A 1 day retention? That seems suspiciously short and like it is intended to cover things up
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by lukevp 1y ago
Yes, but… The AI has way more context on our industry than the raw programming language does. I can say things like “add a stripe webhook processor for the purchase event” and it’s gonna know which library to import, how to structure the AP
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by lukevp 1y ago
Autocomplete is a totally different thing that this article isn’t talking about. It is referring to the loop of prompt refinement which by definition means it’s referring to the Agent Mode type of integrations. Autocomplete has no prompting
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by lukevp 1y ago
The current graphics are good enough for the mainstream, and with modern SoCs, especially with AI frame generation and upscaling, can be run in a mobile form factor with low power requirements and still have great graphics. Hell, even my iP

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