lvl155

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   by lvl155 1y ago

   I suffered from depression and could not do anything for many years. I knew exactly what to do but could not put “pen to paper” and execute. Wish people took mental health more seriously and I don’t mean taking meds. Depression can reduce s
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   by lvl155 1y ago

   So now you’re saying there are constraints? You just said there are no limits. You can run infinite containers. Why did you lie about this magic?
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   by lvl155 1y ago

   > You do realize that there is virtually no overhead in running containers, right? That's the entire point of their existence. No, I didn’t know running containers used “virtually no overhead.” It appears I can run millions of conta
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   by lvl155 1y ago

   React gives me headaches.
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   by lvl155 1y ago

   I understand your point but I basically find myself running all my agents in barebones containers and they’re basically short-run make-or-kill types. And once we ramp up agent counts, possibly into the thousands, that could add up rapidly.
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   by lvl155 1y ago

   I think it would be cool to see *nix “emulation” integrated into coding AIs. I don’t think it’s necessary to run these agents inside of container as most people are right now. That’s a lot of overhead.
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   by lvl155 1y ago

   They don’t capture concepts at all. They capture writings of concepts.
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   by lvl155 1y ago

   Anything in excess is bad for you. Even water.
9. 219.▲
   by lvl155 1y ago

   Crypto solves this /s.
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    by lvl155 1y ago

    We are pretty close to replicating compression in AI. At the end of the day, you’re better off capturing more info/detail and post-process. You also have to think about re-processing images down the road when tech improves.
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    by lvl155 1y ago

    I agree with you. Violence is never the answer. Same goes for all the wars including the ones going on right now. And same for implicit and explicit violence and physical harm to make money.
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    by lvl155 1y ago

    They’ve been doing this for, what, 14 years now since Jobs passed. I fail to see anything substantially new since then. They’re quite literally milking the cash cow at this point. They became the company the old Apple fans despised.
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    by lvl155 1y ago

    I think many Asian companies underestimate how bad labor is in red states. It’s really a deal breaker for high skilled labor. You cannot teach or train these people. It’s cultural more than anything. There is a reason why they had to bring
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    by lvl155 1y ago

    You can probably synthesize using AI.
15. 225.▲
    by lvl155 1y ago

    It would be cool if you can add wider angle vs close up. It’s really easy to miss spots in your back for example.
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    by lvl155 1y ago

    Dude, everything is “I am concerned.”
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    by lvl155 1y ago

    If US invested in training and education, we might have the necessary labor to lead manufacturing. Sadly, that’s not the case. However, this country loves to give out jobs to immigrants even in cases where you’re looking at equal talent. Lo
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    by lvl155 1y ago

    I think it’s hilarious that CCP companies tout 996. Wasn’t the whole point of communism to avoid slave labor? Let me tell you there’s at least two thousand years of enterprise history to demonstrate how people sucker others to do work for e
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    by lvl155 1y ago

    Polars is certainly better than pandas doing things locally. But that is a low bar. I’ve not had great experience using Polars on large enough datasets. I almost always end up using duckdb. If I am using SQL at the end of the day, why bothe
20. 230.▲
    by lvl155 1y ago

    I tried so many times to switch but I’ve reached a conclusion that Zed sucks. It doesn’t even properly support Python out of the box. UI is crap.
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    by lvl155 1y ago

    It is but when you take that stochastic token prediction machine and combine it with post, you can extract a graph that resembles intelligence that is then stored in a very disorganized fashion. This works because it is how we process and e
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    by lvl155 1y ago

    AWS dropped the ball but they didn’t really try. Apple OTOH…
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    by lvl155 1y ago

    OT, but are there agent-specific versioning systems? Or are people just retrofitting git/jj?
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    by lvl155 1y ago

    It’s more than that. It’s getting cross-pumped by Wall Street and Crypto bros with AI hype as backdrop.
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    by lvl155 1y ago

    Think about the fact that inflation was effectively killed and rates were set to come down by 2%. Then this clown comes in and does this. Inexcusable. Biggest economic policy blunder in history. Don’t let sky high stock market fool you.
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    by lvl155 1y ago

    Does AI need a vm OR can AI emulate a vm all in one shot? I think the latter is going to happen.
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    by lvl155 1y ago

    Why don’t they focus on IDE first? I still can’t use their IDE as my daily. They also need to hire someone for UI. It took me 10 minutes to figure out how to bring up their AI chat window.
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    by lvl155 1y ago

    And, yes, I do. I don’t support CCP. I do, however, support hardworking Chinese people fighting for freedom. So, please don’t try to twist it like I am making some racist statement.
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    by lvl155 1y ago

    How can a router be down this long? I would have to reconsider using them moving forward.
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    by lvl155 1y ago

    Is this worth getting vs AMD?