motoboi

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by motoboi 8mo ago
In 2020 I became a full time Java developer, coming from a infrastructure role where I kind of dealt with Java code, but always as artifacts I managed in application servers and whatnot. So when I first started dealing with the actual code,
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by motoboi 8mo ago
Brazil’s free software initiative in 2000’s was all about technological dependency. Brazil was hoping to leverage governmental spending to kickstart a national software development industry. Some sort of leap into the future, jumping over f
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by motoboi 8mo ago
thanks for that!
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by motoboi 8mo ago
By typography alone I can now turbopuffer is written in zig.
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by motoboi 8mo ago
This is not AI slop, it’s advertise in LLM era.
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by motoboi 8mo ago
Let’s be honest. The whole thing is just the prevent Claude from “rm -rf / “. It’s it someone is trying to avoid the thing talking to the internet or reading your emails, it’s just that it sometimes has the strange itch to change some
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by motoboi 8mo ago
Yeah, but we used to employ hundreds of people per farm, or per plantation, to be exact. Thousands maybe to do the sugar cane work, as an example. Replaced by 5 high tech, GPS driven, human on board to supervise, not even to drive, tractors
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by motoboi 8mo ago
There are thousands like you now. How many does it take to run the economy? What would the rest do. Think of it like what a tractor did to agricultural work. The fist guy that used a tractor probably thought: this is not replacing me, I’m j
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by motoboi 8mo ago
gemini-cli being such a crap tells me that Google is not dogfooding it, because how else would they not have the RL trajectories to get a decent agent? One thousand people using an agent over a month will generate like 30-60k good examples
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by motoboi 8mo ago
It’s a wonderful idea. Vibe coded, but not his first rodeo. Exited on his first company on 110M, then some years of the whole huasca and forest thing, then started creating projects. Clawdbot (later openclaw) was his 44th try.
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by motoboi 8mo ago
This is basically acquihire. Peter seems really a genius and they better poach him before Anthropic do.
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by motoboi 8mo ago
Two things to pay attention here. Cerebra’s can only run a small version of GPT5.3, because why else would they run only a smaller model? Also, where is gpt-5.3-codex on azure? Opus 4.6 is available since the launch in both azure and google
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by motoboi 8mo ago
There is a much simpler solution to the C++ language: just freeze it. Fork it if you want or just create your own language. This is what zig creator did. The idea is that C++ can’t move because of its own weight. Too much history, too much
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by motoboi 9mo ago
There are two perfect explanations for that. It’s just that people won’t believe in them and keep saying we have no good explanations.
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by motoboi 9mo ago
No access via paid API? C’mon guys. Big enterprise consume codex and Claude via vertex and azure foundry, because it’s already available on their contracts. And they don’t mind the usage cost. Please let me spend 5k monthly on this.
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by motoboi 9mo ago
Yeah. The guy who carefully arranged assembly instructions to match the memory magnetic drum movement latency perfectly so that when one instruction finished executing the drum was exactly over the next instruction to be read and executed.
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by motoboi 9mo ago
Comments are the internet's gradient descent into human madness. But sometimes is good to hear the critics.
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by motoboi 9mo ago
care to elaborate why?
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by motoboi 9mo ago
michelangelo was an image master. He used paint and brush because those were the advanced tools of the time. His goal was not to paint, but to create images. Also, I'm pretty sure we would give a leg to have a CNC machine.
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by motoboi 9mo ago
We maybe witnessing the last generation of master software artisans like antirez. This is beautiful to see, their mastery harnessing the power of the intelligent machine tools to design, understand and build. This is like seeing a master of
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by motoboi 9mo ago
Models are not AGI. They are text generators forced to generate text in a way useful to trigger a harness that will produce effects, like editing files or calling tools. So the model won’t “understand” that you have a skill and use it. The
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by motoboi 9mo ago
I’d love to see, based on the level of non-determinism perfomance on the benchmark how many times you need to run the benchmark for the change to be relevant (or statistically significant if you want). That would be a nice paper.
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by motoboi 9mo ago
What amazes me is why would someone spend millions to train this model and give it away for free. What is the business here?
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by motoboi 9mo ago
A more honest title would be: judge order Microsoft to hand over bitlocker keys to FBI.
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by motoboi 9mo ago
This and agressive anti-bot at YouTube is Alphabet closing the AI data leaking
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by motoboi 9mo ago
maybe you should experiment with gpt-5.1-codex-max, which has the new compaction algorithm that gpt-5.2-codex seems to lack.
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by motoboi 9mo ago
you could have made if much simpler using playwright mcp.
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by motoboi 9mo ago
What I mean is: I use Claude code A LOT via API, through vertex. Please make this accessible via api key too.
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by motoboi 9mo ago
I have my bank statements on a drive on a cloud. We are way past that phase.
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by motoboi 9mo ago
Please give me access via api key

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