saltyoldman

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by saltyoldman 6mo ago
botted, probably teampcp doing it's usual scams.
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by saltyoldman 6mo ago
The attacks from TeamPCP were successful at stealing credentials recursively. So it is very likely that someone working on this pytorch related package may have recently pulled the bad litellm or trivy (or what was there like 8 others?) And
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by saltyoldman 6mo ago
Yeah, re-read the entirety of your first link. Filled with content like this: > A three-judge panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 5th Circuit unanimously agreed that the White House, Surgeon General Vivek Murthy, the Centers for D
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by saltyoldman 6mo ago
I'll continue to make calls to my models via API calls. lol
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by saltyoldman 6mo ago
7B for the first set of batts. Then 7B in 2046 money which is probably $15 today.
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by saltyoldman 6mo ago
We need to invert the markets. Show the demand at a specific price the community is willing to pay for a given thing in a given area and let the grocery stores come down to that price, instead of having the markets guess and fail. Like, bas
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by saltyoldman 6mo ago
But do we have kings? Biden's admin was forcing Twitter to censor people saying the word "lab" instead of "wet market". And they did it without telling the public. And then when his admin ended, they protected every
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by saltyoldman 6mo ago
It is a great idea. Most radicalization on the hard-left and hard-right are done by state actors (like China/Pakistan/Russia) because we're not doing anything about it. Perhaps if Joe Smalls in Kentucky and Samantha Milton in
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by saltyoldman 6mo ago
I try Zed every few months. I does not yet have everything I need yet, but at some point I think it's going to be the best code editor out there.
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by saltyoldman 6mo ago
I do a similar thing with a "planner agent" that uses the cheapest (I think it's using openai-gpt-5.2-mini or something at like 20 cents for 1M.) that more or less emits a plan name, task list and the task list has a recommen
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by saltyoldman 6mo ago
I don't think we ought to ban anonymity, but I think we should make it a requirement for social networks to display country of origin. Unfortunately that's impossible because of VPNs. Perhaps a system where you're identity is
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by saltyoldman 6mo ago
"One time" with language to let a whole host of other changes happen entirely under the CA Tax Board's whim.
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by saltyoldman 6mo ago
Put forcing function in the title, it will force them to click it.
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by saltyoldman 6mo ago
an article about the llms response? are the journalists just idiots now?
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by saltyoldman 6mo ago
source?
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by saltyoldman 6mo ago
There is very compelling evidence. Bank transfers.
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by saltyoldman 6mo ago
It is really good at refactors. Saying things like "deprecate the following configuration keys" and replace them with the concept of ... Even in a codebase with over 1000 files, it just works.
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by saltyoldman 6mo ago
Rural conservative areas in CA are highly pro-solar. Mostly because PG&E is a company many do not like.
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by saltyoldman 6mo ago
I guess it doesn't matter any more, everyone bought all the mac minis
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by saltyoldman 6mo ago
I don't know why people get so excited about system prompts, they're all vibe-coded by the company.
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by saltyoldman 6mo ago
I was sort of hoping that the peak is something like $15 per hour of vibe help (yes I know some of you burn $15 in 12milliseconds), and that you can have last year's best or the current "nano/small" model at $1 per hour.
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by saltyoldman 6mo ago
The next big thing can happen on IPv6
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by saltyoldman 6mo ago
That wouldn't fit the narrative.
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by saltyoldman 6mo ago
This is actually a good point. I guess 20 IPs per cloud infra company is probably too few. But maybe these cloud companies can have 20k IPs instead of 2 million?
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by saltyoldman 6mo ago
Yeah I get all that, but the only two connection types that are useful are http/s/ and ssh. SSH can have work-arounds like the way google does. Let's let the people that want non http workloads pay more.
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by saltyoldman 6mo ago
Great! Now if we can just get people to know how to talk to others.
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by saltyoldman 6mo ago
Claude had this, the "app" both of them have (not the terminal stuff) are mirroring each other's features.
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by saltyoldman 6mo ago
The countries that they're in already do via the law. No one else should "control" someone.
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by saltyoldman 6mo ago
I don't even know why clouds offer public IP addresses. In my opinion all clouds should only have a gateway that routes via host header for millions of customers. IPv4 should be a special priv for special situations at a higher price.
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by saltyoldman 6mo ago
I have both Claude and OpenAI, side by side. I would say sonnet 46 still beats gpt 54 for coding (at least in my use case) But after about 45 minutes I'm out of my window, so I use openai for the next 4 hours and I can't even reac

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