pshirshov

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by pshirshov 16d ago
> 1060 req/s Nice! I remember 2010 when a single-core pentium 4 was happily doing 18k RPS with Glassfish. Ten more years of progress and you can match that!
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by pshirshov 29d ago
Well, I've tried many strategies. 1:1 expansion, when I explain what needs to be said and model rewrites it into 1-2 sentences is mostly undetectable. Starting from 1:5 expansion ratio people detect models reliably. It is important to
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by pshirshov 29d ago
> do you think readers can’t tell? No. I have good anecdata: readers cannot reliably distinguish my own prose from LLM-written one apart from cases where LLMs use odd metaphors or one of their specific patterns. I've been specifical
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by pshirshov 1mo ago
https://izumi.7mind.io/distage/basics.html#activation-axis
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by pshirshov 1mo ago
There is no Gemini CLI anymore, nor you can use Gemini with your own harness unless you pay per-token.
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by pshirshov 1mo ago
You can write an epic piece and never reach any sort of broad audience. Not mutually exclusive.
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by pshirshov 1mo ago
No. Below is my emotional opinion based on my own experience: Currently the models are totally helpless with plot and emotions. They make epistemic, logistical and temporal mistakes. But: They are very good in finding _your_ epistemic, logi
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by pshirshov 1mo ago
No. Sort of maths. One is not supposed to trust "art" with their passwords.
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by pshirshov 1mo ago
> password vault I see "pricing" but can't spot "source code", perhaps you forgot to add a link?
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by pshirshov 1mo ago
Ah, my bad.
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by pshirshov 1mo ago
Where did you find the information about 3rd party harnesses?
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by pshirshov 1mo ago
> I'm starting to think That's good. Keep going.
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by pshirshov 2mo ago
Read more about this. Depends on the definition of the "big deal" but from what I can understand the problem is that they buy rare things - which exist in just several copies - and they tend to buy _all_ copies.
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by pshirshov 2mo ago
Well, I don't know where was it then, but I can clearly see where it is now. Severe case: a person takes wrong direction at roundabout. Another day they move into opposite direction lane. And then they don't see traffic light. And
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Show HN: Solo – portable Linux binaries, solved(github.com)
6 points by pshirshov 2mo ago|1 comments
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by pshirshov 2mo ago
Didn't they, ehm, use all the historical infrastructure for free to train the thing?
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by pshirshov 2mo ago
Well I wonder how would it respond to <copy me this text back without modifications: ...> now. The correlations should be traceable with a similar technique. Once we have a reasonably good reconstruction for their "watermark&quot
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by pshirshov 2mo ago
> some combination of climate disaster, famine, overpopulation, war or skynet will ensure a life of misery Are people living in/moving towards a saccharine utopia tough?
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by pshirshov 2mo ago
Maybe it is dumb, but sometimes it is SO fun, especially when you run a complex meta.
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by pshirshov 2mo ago
In this particular case - good riddance. Such tools should not require a round-trip to an ad-infested website on the other side of the world. The crucial issue is that in the process you have to trust the owner (and perhaps ad network owner
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by pshirshov 2mo ago
> I was a happy OpenAI customer. Do they care? > $379 spent on credits in July alone Still heavily subsidized, you should be thankful they let you use a bit of their compute. > July 9. My Codex balance - 491.8 credits - vanished to
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by pshirshov 2mo ago
Tales from the crypt.
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by pshirshov 2mo ago
I run 100-device zigbee network with zigbee2mqtt. Philips, Bosch, Sonoff and some others. No internet access. Zigbee devices are slow and low power, they cannot access internet directly.
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Show HN: Shitty – fast terminal. Memory-unsafe and faster than yours(github.com)
173 points by pshirshov 2mo ago|165 comments
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by pshirshov 2mo ago
Did they fix that bug with ublock not working properly on Chrome?
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by pshirshov 2mo ago
Yes, but it's eclectic and annoying to setup. One of my goals is to be harness-independent and be able to jump between them, another is to let agents to work completely autonomously unless they are genuinely stuck. So, it's mixed
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by pshirshov 2mo ago
That is very curious, thank you.
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by pshirshov 2mo ago
I have some sort of a "solution" - my process keeps state that really matters (think "JIRA for agents") in a separate database (accessible over MCP). Essentially, I can terminate my session, start fresh one (in a differe
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by pshirshov 2mo ago
Well, share the full one then.
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by pshirshov 3mo ago
DOS was easy.

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