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by meerita 5d ago
By no one. For the price of 1M token you can get more and with better results with other models.
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by meerita 5d ago
Grok it's really expensive. I'm getting really amazing results using DeepSeek 4.1 Flash for fraction of the price.
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by meerita 6d ago
A good explanation of what is happening. It's wild. Peak APM was 6k. You can see the game. - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1vsTqNwHquE
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by meerita 6d ago
832K + 469k of tests.
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by meerita 6d ago
True! I edited.
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by meerita 6d ago
I wrote to the post of Andrea (a dev from the Copilot team) about their 800K LoC: 128 PRs, shipped incrementally. Existing end-to-end tests ran against the new code at every step. Total: ~1,301,378 lines of Rust. Production: 832,378 Unit te
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by meerita 8d ago
Sorry, I just see a physical keyboard on a phone, and I cannot be convinced that it's a good idea. We're past that. If it were truly minimal, it wouldn't have a physical keyboard. It would have a full-screen display with a mi
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by meerita 8d ago
There will be a point where companies will not need to scrape any content. Agents will create endless streams of probes, and they will end up solving all kinds of knowledge problems.
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by meerita 8d ago
Oh yes!
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Three +1s and a Prayer(minid.net)
3 points by meerita 8d ago|0 comments
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by meerita 9d ago
I never imagined how to pronounce it until now, "commander taco", isn't? I remember the old days of Slashdot all pools included CmdrTaco in one option.
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by meerita 9d ago
(I felt the pain of TeX so much). There's an enormous opportunity to rewrite all kinds of old projects in Rust. I wrote my own lsof implementation, and the benchmark results are incredibly good. I love this new era where you can take s
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by meerita 10d ago
I know this pain because, right now, I have zero PRs opens, yet the PR tab is always saying I have 1. It's plainly stupid.
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by meerita 11d ago
Incredibly expensive! They must be using frontier models to perform really dumb tasks.
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by meerita 12d ago
Am I right of the token expending is +4K?
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by meerita 12d ago
I am working on several projects: - Puma, The terminal browser: https://github.com/meerita/puma-browser - Kernq, a full replacement of lsof: https://github.com/meerita/kernq - Entroq, modern lossl
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by meerita 13d ago
Why not? The story seems so far more interesting!
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Diablo V(diablo5.blizzard.com)
5 points by meerita 14d ago|2 comments
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by meerita 14d ago
These CSS layout techniques remind me of others in the past where you put a lot of effort and barely 2% of your userbase will use it.
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by meerita 14d ago
China will not stop and will take over the rest of the world.
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by meerita 15d ago
That is not quite the same problem. Modern browsers are vastly more standards-compliant than they were in the IE era, and most CSS/JS works across Chrome, Firefox and Safari without browser-specific hacks. There was a time when we rout
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by meerita 15d ago
Mostly Internet Explorer 7 and 8, some Mozilla Firefox builds. That’s what I had in mind when I said “old browsers.” The last project I worked on that still had to support browsers from that era was in 2018.
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by meerita 15d ago
I was having a peaceful day until these CSS curiosities brought back memories of my painful days. It's really good that we don't need to deal with such hacks and vendor-specific things anymore. The last time I participated in a pr
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by meerita 15d ago
I was a little bit scared at first, but after 1k lines of code written by hand I started to forget that Rust was complicated. It's not the Go experience, but it's not that bad at all.
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by meerita 16d ago
Good news they adopted Rust as Tier-1 language. I hope their Weather app stop consuming more than 1GB RAM https://www.notebookcheck.net/Windows-11-s-built-in-Weather-...
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by meerita 16d ago
Ehem... nothing beats the beauty and simplicity of Win 95 :)
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by meerita 16d ago
They will stick with this product for a long time. Asia is the biggest market in the world for these kinds of devices.
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by meerita 18d ago
Outsourcing re-imagination.
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by meerita 18d ago
3600 words in one hour.
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by meerita 18d ago
I did it as well. But it was fun to imagine it through another type of eyes.

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