moojacob

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by moojacob 5d ago
I'll have to try Gemini Flash for coding. The reason I haven't I used Gemini for coding is last time I tried it couldn't call tools very well. I am a huge fan of Gemini Pro for chat... gemini somehow just knows the most obscu
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by moojacob 5d ago
If they fix Claudish, they've earned me back as a max customer! Fable 5.1 is not there quite there yet. They need to get that Sonnet 3.5 magic back.
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by moojacob 5d ago
Apparently Grok 4.7 has 40% more weights than Grok 4.6, but the price ($6 output token, $2 input) is the same. Given that the decrease in their margin and the fact they delayed the release of Grok 4.7 almost two weeks past the original date
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by moojacob 13d ago
To be clear I do not endorse this opinion I am just answering the “what can be done” question.
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by moojacob 14d ago
Make it international law and bomb anyone who doesn’t comply
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by moojacob 25d ago
His tone is horrible. Because he implies untrue things while being 100% certain. He will paint entire communities as against omarchy when it’s just a couple left wing members with a stupid take. It doesn’t help the distribution is just … no
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by moojacob 25d ago
Like what???? I don’t revolt at anything pre-installed on fedora. And arch Linux specifically ships with nothing! 6GB is 3x larger than most other distros. It is kind of mental.
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by moojacob 25d ago
Have you… used any other Linux distributions at all? For longer than a month? Respectfully. The thing DHH killed was demoing Omarchy most stuff is in other distros out of the box. And like installing in a couple minutes is table stakes.
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by moojacob 25d ago
I guess I love highly opinionated stuff only if I agree with those opinions.
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by moojacob 26d ago
That’s awesome! Everyone has different tastes. Personally I love GNOME because it’s extremely productive and works out of the box.
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by moojacob 26d ago
Omarchy has me questioning liking Rails because it just… straight up sucks? It comes preloaded with friggen ZOOM. I don’t think Windows bloat is that bad. If it makes people happy it makes people happy I guess. These guys trying it would be
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by moojacob 1mo ago
Maybe because the other way to get Caffine is in drinks full of corn syrup.
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by moojacob 1mo ago
I feel like I’m im a different universe than you… 4.5 is one of my favorite models of all time. Fast, speaks normally. Was able to figure out many issues Claude couldn’t. I thought code readability was a worse than Claude but I could just t
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by moojacob 1mo ago
Cursor is very generous atm, you get a ton of Grok usage and then your monthly subscription cost in api pricing for Claude and GTP.
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by moojacob 2mo ago
They and their kin would be the highest status humans ever to exist. Duh.
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by moojacob 2mo ago
I have been translating Motorola 6809 assembly into C. It is not that bad. I don’t find AI saves me much time writing the code because understanding it is still the bottleneck, but man it is good at explaining stuff.
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by moojacob 2mo ago
Did you even watch the video? Purpose fit algorithms outperform is quite literally the OPPOSITE of Suttons argument. This is the man who wrote this: “The biggest lesson that can be read from 70 years of AI research is that general methods t
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by moojacob 2mo ago
Makes a lot of sense. If Stripe owned openrouter, they could ditch the 5% fee on top of tokens and make money from Stripes credit card fees.
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by moojacob 3mo ago
Didn’t read the full article but it starts with > The jet was perhaps the pinnacle of American engineering excellence. Its retirement signals an end to an era of American culture—and ambition. End of American ambition? SpaceX landing is
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by moojacob 3mo ago
I only read Meditations. So yes, if he is not representative of the philosophy I have bastardized it. Although, I am convinced Marcus Aurelius used Stoicism as a tool to control his emotions. Meditations reminded me of cognitive behavioral
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by moojacob 3mo ago
Stoicism in Ancient Rome was COMPLETELY about controlling your emotions, though. And in Greece it was never that big of a deal. The stoics we remember today are all Roman. Marcus Aurelius, Epicurious, Seneca. Meditations is largely Marcus A
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by moojacob 3mo ago
I was a fan of coheres general purpose LLM. Command A I think? Before they came out with their reasoning model. More competition is better.
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by moojacob 4mo ago
I love the design. Clean and refreshing - you start at the left and every sub element goes to the right. Like a file browser. And the commit screen is dense but super readable. I would move the summary column from the right of the README to
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by moojacob 4mo ago
I never thought about doing that. Thank you.
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by moojacob 4mo ago
Re-read it. We needed to preserve scroll position when you went back. If you just linked back to the inbox it would kick you to the top of the screen.
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by moojacob 4mo ago
I like React. And I have seriously tried the HTMX/Hotwire camp. I wanted to make a back button use browser APIs to go back if the coming from the inbox, just link to the inbox otherwise to preserve scrolling. I had to wire the actions
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by moojacob 4mo ago
If you wake up every day feeling like you got hit by a train and also have anxiety, depression, chronic heartburn, or exhaustion (not sleepiness, like a wired but tired) I would highly recommend looking into Upper Airway Respiratory Syndrom
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by moojacob 5mo ago
Do you think the labs are violating their no data collection agreements for enterprises?
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by moojacob 8mo ago
For reference the author's (Matt Shumer) AI business (hyperwrite ai) is a hundred small LLM wrappers that do things like: - "transform complex topics into easy-to-understand explanations." - "edit and transform images us
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by moojacob 1y ago
My guess is it's based on Arch Linux. Om-arch-y.

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