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by nijave 1mo ago
Azure database??? In house bot protection??? In house search??? Some of these are absolutely wild. Surprised Strands didn't even get mentioned for agent frameworks.
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by nijave 1mo ago
Actually, yes. Probably this https://github.com/anthropics/claude-code/issues/88041#issue...
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by nijave 1mo ago
LLM and Google are suggesting it might be this https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/openspecs/exchange_server_... A lot of Microsoft formats are open standards... Created by and only used by Microsoft...
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by nijave 1mo ago
A lot of older stuff just dumped structs in general
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by nijave 1mo ago
Claude.ai, set to Opus xhigh, attach file, "Try to decode the file format of this save game from Name of Game. Do research if necessary" If the file's too big, you'll probably need to download a harness/local app. I
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by nijave 1mo ago
I think it's roughly the same in Ohio
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by nijave 1mo ago
I use routatic/proxy (actually my own fork with various changes/fixes http://github.com/nijave/proxy/ -- fyi the fork is all vibes...) Some gateways/proxies/hosts also offer multiple endpoints
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by nijave 1mo ago
It would be interesting to try to control for system prompt although obviously there's some coupling to what the harness provides and the instructions the model receives on using it
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by nijave 1mo ago
Agree with the exception of Haiku. Haiku is insanely fast if it works for your task
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by nijave 1mo ago
>nobody is going to be doing 17 benchmark passes on a $50-100 task Hopefully we'll see more of this as big companies try to optimize token usage where the cost of benchmarking is dwarfed by the potential savings across the org
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by nijave 1mo ago
Afaik the reverse is also true. Some models are trained for specific harness setups so work better/more efficiently in that harness. If you give a model trained on a Read/Write/Bash tool setup a harness with only Bash where i
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by nijave 1mo ago
That part is a little bit confusing. I think they probably don't care about storage on the devices that do the compressing and are optimizing for quickly pushing hot content to edge locations. So the compression at the source saves ban
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by nijave 1mo ago
Curious how this application scheme compares to filesystem + transport compression. You'd end up potentially compressing and decompressing more often but the higher software doesn't need to know what's happening and the compr
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by nijave 1mo ago
Idk but btrfs and zfs manage to pull it off Seekable OCI (SOCI) uses an index so I imagine that's an option (real byte range a-b maps to compressed range x-y). Presumably you'd still need to read the header and some additional pie
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by nijave 1mo ago
Vendor lock in
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by nijave 1mo ago
Yeah, you gotta make em prove their work so they don't hallucinate. Try "build a script to trace callers" and "cite each file and line that calls the function" Won't fix everything but usually helps in my exper
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by nijave 1mo ago
>A computer can hold far more in “working memory” than a human can That's a bit of a straw man. State of the art agents are limited to ~3.8Mi (1M tokens). That's usually where I run into issues--an LLM can't possibly hold
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by nijave 1mo ago
Gotta get IT to slip superpowers or at least the TDD skill into MDM/enterprise controls
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by nijave 1mo ago
It's been fun reviving some abandoned personal/side projects and seeing them through. I have a bunch of random partially completed code that I never got around to finishing and it's fun seeing it work even if I have no use fo
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by nijave 1mo ago
I made a skill which is maybe why GPT is doing okay but Claude seems to straight up ignore it (it invokes/reads it but doesn't follow the directions)
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by nijave 1mo ago
Eh, I don't want the tools I use to stamp their names on everything. It's also not uncommon for me to switch between GPT and Claude or different models in the harness if one of them isn't doing well. GPT-5.6 Terra has been do
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by nijave 1mo ago
I give a little leeway to distributed systems that replicate and don't flush since there's a bit of middle ground assuming they're in different fault domains. Garage object storage defaults to that However, this doesn't
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by nijave 1mo ago
That is my understanding as well. Not a lawyer but recently looked into it since we have US, EU, and non-EU European employees and we were looking at token usage tracking tools (which would appear to potentially fall under employee surveill
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by nijave 1mo ago
Z.ai doesn't claim ownership either. >you retain all rights, title, and interest in the Prompts ... However, it does grant them an irrevocable license to do, effectively, anything with the data Not a lawyer but I think the practical
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by nijave 1mo ago
Depends on the benchmark but yes. I think Opus is more heavily optimized for coding. On the usability side, its output is almost intolerable to read. It seems to code fairly well. Fable is more enjoyable to use for planning/interacting
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by nijave 1mo ago
Could be bad IP rep. Cloudflare isn't about uniqueness, it's about a reputation score. Presumably some overlap but not necessarily identical. I started getting those more often when I moved 2 years ago and switched from Charter ca
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by nijave 1mo ago
Also skeptical. Pixel 7 on Android 15 with patched Chrome incognito on T-Mobile CGNAT showing 1 in 11 billion. The population on Earth is ~8.3 billion. I find it hard to believe it's that unique. Nothing in the data looked particularly
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by nijave 1mo ago
Big "depends". Ali has "ships from China" and "ships from US" stuff. In a lot of cases, though, Amazon also tends to have cheap Chinese knockoffs for a comparable price (although sometimes their product ranking
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by nijave 1mo ago
"For new hardware in 2026 with 128Gi of high-speed memory" Checked a couple days ago and looks like we're at about 3.5x 2020 memory prices (looking at just $/GB).
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by nijave 2mo ago
Error messages matching Z.ai GLM I think are the simplest/most compelling. I had Opus 4.8 poke it and it came back with a couple different errors than the article mentions. Matching the tokenizer is interesting tho

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