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by qudat 5d ago
Previous classification models need to be trained on the specific question/choices you are trying to output. Jev doesn't need to be retrained for every choice set provided. LLMs can act as classifiers but they still have to gener
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by qudat 7d ago
LSP load times can be brutal (or crash entirely) and I have a shortcut to grep the word under the cursor. Ctags is a symbol indexing system so I run it once for a project and can do symbol searches in my editor or using fzf. I have ctags in
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by qudat 7d ago
Tangentially, since I now write a lot of Zig and there’s no official LSP, I decided to see what life would be without an LSP for all my projects (Go, TS, Python). Honestly, my LSP requirements are minimal: go to def, find all references, an
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by qudat 7d ago
As someone who primarily writes in TS, Go, Python, I agree with your assessment: it looks like those languages. The reason I like Go is the reason I like Zig: the language is relatively simple and feels like C. The C interop is a huge win a
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by qudat 11d ago
I’ve noticed antigravity become significantly slower over the last week or so. It’s a bummer because speed is what I care about. Qwen3.8-27b seems on par with 3.8 flash so if I don’t get speed out of a paid service I’ll just use my local mo
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by qudat 22d ago
Shrug. My intuition is LLMs predict the new word based on a tensor vector space of patterns using arithmetic and similarity scores. What’s not intuitive to me is that through pattern matching it’s able to express logic and reasoning.
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by qudat 24d ago
i think it's better than sonnet 5, especially when you compare speeds. i have to work with the llm anyway, the faster i can turn it the better the outcome.
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by qudat 25d ago
Or just run pihole or any other dns blocking service
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by qudat 26d ago
archinstall comes preinstalled on the official iso. It’s a normal install flow and takes 5 mins.
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by qudat 1mo ago
3 citations and a lot of conjecture. Is the article only targeting SWEs? The one study cited said 22-25 age range saw a 16% decrease in relative employment declines (for SWEs)[0]. But everyone outside that range was not impacted. Further,
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by qudat 1mo ago
As far as I can tell, we've convinced companies and VCs to dump billions of dollars into infrastructure to support a vision where they can get more done with fewer people. They've been duped. I think of LLMs as a labor-liberating
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by qudat 1mo ago
Pi is a composition of libraries that can be used to build agents. That seems far more interesting than this “minimal” agent. This was written in zig and built by vercel. That’s the only notable characteristics about this project. All code
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by qudat 1mo ago
Honestly I’m not looking for max iq on whatever benchmarks they are overfitting to. I want speed. I toggle between sonnet 5 low/med which is plenty good for my workflow. My general strat with LLMs is to let them do the work and constan
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by qudat 1mo ago
I just subbed to Gemini a week ago and have been using antigravity and 3.6 flash. The speed is absolutely a differentiator compared to Claude.
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by qudat 2mo ago
> ... or are actively destillating it. I just assumed every model manufacturer is distilling from the frontier models. If they aren't they are definitely trying to do it.
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by qudat 2mo ago
I'm very excited to try this out.
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by qudat 2mo ago
Darn, still no host headers so we can reverse proxy on a single ip
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by qudat 2mo ago
Yes and this month I hit my $10 AI assistant cap for the first time, which is why I started looking around for other options. I do like Kagi but the Gemini deal was too good to pass up as it also gives my a code agent.
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by qudat 2mo ago
Hi, you're right. I've been self-promoting on HN too much without any other contributions, which isn't right. I'm going to spend more time contributing without so much self-promotion. Thanks for the feedback.
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by qudat 2mo ago
> Or maybe models get so good that a 30B model is genuinely smart enough to do everything, so nobody really needs a model like Opus or Sol unless they’re trying to solve the Reimann Hypothesis. I don’t really buy this. Models can do fron
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by qudat 2mo ago
Funny as I just cancelled my Kagi sub to get the Gemini ai pro sub. The deal was too good to pass up
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by qudat 2mo ago
I’m iterating on a constellation of git collab services that I’m calling “the disappearing code forge.” All self hostable with a focus on minimalism and Unix philosophy. I just revamped the collaboration portion which is a patchbin service:
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by qudat 2mo ago
https://prose.sh for an ssh app to manage a blog
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by qudat 2mo ago
Try https://zmx.sh for a more minimalist tool
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by qudat 2mo ago
Interesting idea! I like the idea of more deeply integrating code agent with the terminal (e.g. shell, ptys, etc). It's spawning PTYs but does it support SSH'ing into a remote session and running commands from a remote shell? Tha
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by qudat 2mo ago
another one: https://pico.sh
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by qudat 2mo ago
Nice! The entire https://pico.sh constellation of services are built off rss for notifications. https://pico.sh/feeds is an ssh app that is an rss-to-email service.
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by qudat 2mo ago
It’s not. Node is part of the web ecosystem. Bun was a way to upsell paas
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by qudat 2mo ago
It wasn’t just on principle that those changes were rejected, they also stated the bun changes were not actually that great or general enough to upstream.
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by qudat 2mo ago
Neat! I'm curious, did you consider building on top of https://github.com/neurosnap/zmx which also does attach/detach and uses libghostty?

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