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by ryukoposting 3mo ago
> I'm afraid that small capable models have been left in the dust I wholly disagree. Rather than going the "everything is a claude code skill" route, I've been hacking together purpose-built harnesses for all sorts of
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by ryukoposting 3mo ago
It's not "if." My mother-in-law is a realtor. She has a storage locker full of furniture for staging. I guarantee that the monthly cost of that locker, plus the cost of moving the furniture in and out of every property is an
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by ryukoposting 3mo ago
Headline reminds me of Poob. https://knowyourmeme.com/photos/3056633-poob-has-it-for-you
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by ryukoposting 3mo ago
Claude, write me a 1500-word lottery ticket with some charts.
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by ryukoposting 3mo ago
There are times I'm grateful I never got into hackathons, and this is one of them. I'd rather not hitch my tinkering to competitive ends. Work already pays me to do a thing I like doing. Granted, lately they want me to tell a comp
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by ryukoposting 3mo ago
I thought Kaggle was a website where you download dubious CSV files of annualized bean consumption in Bolivia, or whatever. Was Kaggle ever a reputable source of original research, or a source of anything with any provenance at all? That wo
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by ryukoposting 3mo ago
I hate the corporate assholes that rule us like anyone else, but this seems rather conspiratorial. It's not that nobody has time to read, process, or think (that's a uniquely Silicon Valley phenomenon). It's that there's
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by ryukoposting 3mo ago
Put this in another comment, but social conventions for driving vary a lot by region... in the US at least. Can't speak for anywhere else. In Chicago, if you're driving the speed limit on an interstate, people just assume you&#x27
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by ryukoposting 3mo ago
Reading Yegge's post made me crack a smile. He's beating the "we need Kubernetes for agents!" drum so damn hard and people aren't responding. I'm certain it's because 95% of the people he's talking
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by ryukoposting 3mo ago
The cameras and poles are private equipment installed on public property. If the city terminates the contract and says "get rid of it" and the contractor says "no," well someone has to deal with it. Imagine if a power co
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by ryukoposting 3mo ago
> I'm curious how they could prevent taking them down if the local gov doesn't renew the contract? IANAL but based on the facts available to me, they can't. It's a sham held up by intimidating local officials. The cam
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by ryukoposting 3mo ago
Oh, there's a non sequitir in the parent comment that gives away some kind of leaky context situation, and the commenter is just replying with the same very generic "please elaborate" that we all throw at a language model fro
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by ryukoposting 3mo ago
> This is why we see so many "just show me the prompt" responses, along with others like this Many are quite a bit more subtle, like this: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48844062 The more subversive under
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by ryukoposting 3mo ago
> It refers to the Eighties brand of corporate raiders and excess Capitalism. Quote from my own comment: > put into practice in the 1980s under the Reagan administration Are you contesting the name "greed is good" because it
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by ryukoposting 3mo ago
> Everyone I know in EU is trying to cash in as much as they can while the going is still good because they feel the ladder constantly being pulled from them Your friends probably aren't engaging in "greed is good" thems
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by ryukoposting 3mo ago
Oh wow, I didn't realize this was already 9 years old. One of the essays of all time. Certainly provides some perspective on why Brazil might let that woman stay with the family that enslaved her. Granted, Lola's case is unique be
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by ryukoposting 3mo ago
It's the internet. We're all somebody, we're all nobody in particular. Unless your birth certificate says Sniper, Nerd.
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by ryukoposting 3mo ago
This guy tried to instigate a flame war with me about Rust or something a few years ago, pay no mind. Subtlety isn't in the internet's lexicon.
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by ryukoposting 3mo ago
This is the caricature of Silicon Valley made real. It doesn't matter how much money Liu had, it isn't enough. It will never be enough. The entire culture is fixated on maximizing growth. Whether that's growth of the corporat
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by ryukoposting 3mo ago
I keep seeing this take in the comments, but why wouldn't Apple make an example of OpenAI? They can certainly afford to. There's no lawyering your way out of a case this cut and dry, if it makes it to court. OpenAI has already sig
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by ryukoposting 3mo ago
In case it isn't obvious to anyone reading the parent comment: do not search for "soaking" on your work computer.
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by ryukoposting 3mo ago
I feel the same way about qwen-2.5-coder. Work yanked it from our internally-availbale models one day, breaking a couple tools that depended on it heavily. I haven't found another model that performs as well for the specific tasks I wa
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by ryukoposting 3mo ago
Yeah, but good luck getting any model to obey it.
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by ryukoposting 3mo ago
> Avoid generic brevity instructions y'know, I don't think I will. I really, truly want one-word answers to any binary or multiple-choice question. If I want more, I will ask for it once the model has given its answer.
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by ryukoposting 3mo ago
I can't speak for the large-scale operations, but I'm close with several farmers working between 100 and 500 acres. They know about the repair nonsense, and they tsk-tsk about it, but Deere is deeply entrenched in their cultural i
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by ryukoposting 3mo ago
I see what you did there.
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by ryukoposting 3mo ago
tl;dr: my job requires me to do things where Rust's memory model can't save me. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48833867
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by ryukoposting 3mo ago
It is, yes.
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by ryukoposting 3mo ago
I'm not a kernel developer but I am an embedded firmware engineer. To be clear: I like Rust. It's great, I use it a lot. But, Rust's memory safety stuff can't really save you from the screwiness of ISRs. Here's
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by ryukoposting 3mo ago
The sticker on the side of the doohickey in the video really gives the whole thing a feeling of "a dude makes these by hand in his garage." I looked up "AC pool heat exchanger" and lo and behold, the same company showed

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