mholm

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by mholm 5mo ago
This has a very different feel than similar pages for other companies. Hardware is still supported if it's within age, most of the software features are just elsewhere and renamed, and some of it is just previous generations of product
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by mholm 6mo ago
I think I'd largely disagree with your recommendation, unless they specifically wanted to get into 3D printing (the hobby) rather than 3D Printing (the tool). I got my printer wanting to make things, and didn't enjoy the tinkering
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by mholm 6mo ago
Decent sentiment and analogy, but writing this with AI with hackneyed examples undercuts the point
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by mholm 6mo ago
This product is explicitly not being released for usage
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by mholm 7mo ago
The only real secret sauce is the training methods and datasets used for refining harness usage. Claude Code is a lot better than gemini-cli/open-code/etc because Claude is specifically trained on how to run in that environment. I
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by mholm 7mo ago
My org gave us 5 months to transition our personal usage away from Anthropic products. Presumably that's paused now, though they haven't made an announcement. I work with medicare/medicaid, and the supply chain risk was direc
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by mholm 7mo ago
That's been the standard for a decade. $200 for a 4k 55" TV is not realistic without a secondary profit source
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by mholm 7mo ago
I don't even have any special handling set and haven't had any Tahoe prompts beyond maybe the first one. I often forget that I'm not on the latest anymore.
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by mholm 7mo ago
Not OP, but I've got a friend of a friend in the Windows org that backs this up. Most engineers are teamed up by manufacturers. HP team, Lenovo team, etc. These are the primary drivers of feature development. If it won't sell gran
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by mholm 7mo ago
I think this is the year for me too. I'm in a similar situation as the author: remoting into a windows computer for games (Moonlight + Sunshine). But everything I play is Proton Gold/Platinum, which means I can move pretty seamles
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by mholm 7mo ago
Doesn't even feel like they've committed code since December 2023
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by mholm 7mo ago
Agree with this; I want to cancel my spotify subscription so badly. I already have Apple One, which includes Apple Music. But the recommendations and UX are so incredibly bad that I still pay for Spotify. I was doing my yearly attempt at sw
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by mholm 7mo ago
HA in particular creates a lot of log churn. It's not a 100% certainty, but after running for 4 years I finally had to copy the SD image to a new one because it had become unwritable.
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by mholm 7mo ago
This very much depends on the domain you work in. Small projects in well tread domains are incredible for AI. SaaS projects can essentially be one-shot. But large projects, projects with specific standards or idioms, projects with particula
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by mholm 7mo ago
Unfortunately necessary. Essentially every girl I know has had at least one bad experience with a creepy uber driver. These are people that are entering their address and often their workplace into the app. It's a big reason why a lot
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by mholm 7mo ago
Fairly short, I'm a Go developer generally working with terraform and microservices. I'd expect some throttling if you're doing 3+ minute compiles, I think. But I think the problem is overblown by the tech video reviewer popu
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by mholm 7mo ago
> thermal throttling under sustained heavy load This gets mentioned a lot, but I do quite a bit of dev work on my M4 MBA and have never even felt it get warm. Sustained heavy loads are extremely rare with how quick this thing is.
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by mholm 8mo ago
Most openclaw users are not running the models locally.
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by mholm 8mo ago
The entire marginal cost to serve AI models is paid for by the API costs of all providers by nearly every estimation. The cost not currently recouped is entirely in the training and net-new infrastructure that they're building.
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by mholm 9mo ago
Jeff Geerling and a few others also got access to similarly specced mac clusters. They replicated this performance. The tooling involved has improved significantly over the past year.
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by mholm 9mo ago
The reason Macs get recommended is the unified memory, which is usable as VRAM for the GPU. People are similarly using the AMD Strix Halo for AI which also has a similar memory architecture. Time to first token for something like '1+1=
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by mholm 9mo ago
Animals become a fine red mist when presented with these sorts of forces. The train feels a bump, but will not crash. I'm unsure at what size a rock will cause issues, but I would expect in most cases they would be kicked away by the t
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by mholm 9mo ago
I'm surprised you're having issues with Go; I've had more success with Go than anything else with Claude code. Do you have a specific domain beyond web servers that isn't well saturated?
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by mholm 9mo ago
This is absolutely not an objective review. The person who wrote this is a very particular type of person who Alpha School appeals strongly towards. I'm not saying anything in particular is wrong with the review, but calling it unbiase
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by mholm 9mo ago
Because there have been different FDA food pyramids since then. The one people popularized hasn't been the recommendation for decades
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by mholm 10mo ago
Is it possible you're not the target audience if you are aware that LLMs are impressive and useful? Regardless of the inane hype and bubble around them.
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by mholm 10mo ago
Chip factories need years of lead time, and manufacturers might be hesitant to take on new debt in a massive bubble that might pop before they ever see any returns.
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by mholm 11mo ago
I did end up buying one! I really love it, and though I haven't hacked much on it, I really haven't needed to. If it's something you're interested in, you won't be disappointed.
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by mholm 11mo ago
I didn't want a web browser either. I wanted access to my calendar, or some way to set the lockscreen to my calendar. I wanted a live syncing folder of images/pdfs that wasn't tied to the subscription remarkable walled garden
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by mholm 11mo ago
I bought a ReMarkable 2 a couple of years ago with far higher hopes of hackability than it ultimately ended up supporting. Ended up selling it a few months ago after it just couldn't fit into any of my usecases. I think ReMarkable is w

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