saratogacx

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by saratogacx 7mo ago
I've been doing something similar. I use Claude for analysis and non-coding work, GLM for most coding tasks (GLM's coding plan) and when I need to do a larger implementation project I use GLM&Claude to build out an in depth p
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by saratogacx 7mo ago
If you're taking about the quota bar. That is only measuring your premium request usage (models with a #.#x multiplier next to the name). If you only use the free models and code completion you won't actually consume any "u
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by saratogacx 7mo ago
That sounds like /.'s moderation system. Not that I disagree, theme based filtering could be fun but also encourages things like meme threads that you'd see on reddit under the guise of "Just filter funny out and let us
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by saratogacx 8mo ago
In a world of boring corporate "rounded corners are less aggressive" websites and app designs, I really appreciate something that is more out there. Crush is their "opencode"-ish app and is my go to when not using CC or
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by saratogacx 8mo ago
Ctrl-shift-s
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by saratogacx 8mo ago
I just got an L13 which is a convertible form factor with every feature they offered (like cell modem, dual cameras, smart card reader, stylus, etc). Tossed Kubuntu on it and every single piece of hardware was found and worked right out of
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by saratogacx 8mo ago
It doesn't, that was removed and never re-added.
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by saratogacx 8mo ago
I've gotten into the habit of having the LLM produce a description of their process and summarize the change, Than I add that along with the model I used after my own commit message. It lets me know where I use AI and what I thought
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by saratogacx 8mo ago
To your (1), if you tap Alt all of the alt keys current available show up next to their associated buttons. (Top level menu). Hit the letter for where you want to go and it than will show you the next set of alt keys (available items on t
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by saratogacx 8mo ago
It isn't valuable if you generate and toss it over the fence. Where the value comes in is when the team verifies the content. Once that's done and corrections made, the words have the assurance that they match the code. If you a
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by saratogacx 8mo ago
I've found using Obtanium to be a great tool for tracking github android apps that aren't listed on repos like f-droid
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by saratogacx 8mo ago
If I recall, MSDN was super expensive but that is because it included non-commercial licenses for just about everything Microsoft shipped as well as getting hard copies of the documentation and a bunch of other stuff. If you just wanted to
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by saratogacx 8mo ago
The run at home was in the context of $2k/mo. At that price you can get your money back on self-hosted hardware at a much more reasonable pace compared to 20/mo (or even 200).
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by saratogacx 9mo ago
I think the Colossus[1] predated the ENIAC but is still in line with your general theme of doing stuff for the military. In this case it was used for cipher breaking, not firing calculations. You could argue that it doesn't really cou
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by saratogacx 9mo ago
You say that but they rewrote the start menu and task bar from scratch. Something you see cried for over and over again by folks who think that rewriting is easy. The end result is a painful, inflexible, and overly opinionated piece of UI
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by saratogacx 9mo ago
I worked in the windows org around that time and the Dev/QA ratio there was closer to 1:1. QA did both manual testing and much of the automation, quality gates, and did regression testing against older versions of windows. Given the
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by saratogacx 9mo ago
For this logic I like to point out that every AI service has text that says, essentially "AI can be wrong, double check your answers". If you had the same disclaimer on your food "This food's quality is not assured&quot
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by saratogacx 9mo ago
GLM itself is quite inexpensive. A year sub to their coding plan is only $29 and works with a bunch of various tools. I use it heavily as a "I don't want to spend my anthropic credits" day-to-day model (mostly using Crush)
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by saratogacx 10mo ago
Removing layers is hard though, better to have electron host a WASM application which will become a new "native" that gets argued semantically.
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by saratogacx 11mo ago
I uninstall the gemini app and disable the google app. It seems they are heavily linked so remmoving it may do the trick. As a practice I don't use any google apps if I can find a good replacement so I am not sure if messages is impa
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by saratogacx 11mo ago
At launch you had 3 themes (blue, green, and silver) as well as classic where you had all the customization of Win2k's settings. Later on (SP3-ish) you got a zone orange/dark theme which was nice. To do more you either used Windo
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by saratogacx 1y ago
I believe that Arrow Lake supports 64gb. I'm waiting on availability before I replace my aging (9yo) Lenovo X1 Yoga.
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by saratogacx 1y ago
Is there something wrong with "No thanks" ?
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by saratogacx 1y ago
Claude has this by way of projects, you can set instructions that act as a default starting prompt for any chats in that project. I use it to describe my project tech stack and preferences so I don't need to keep re-hashing it. Overa
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by saratogacx 1y ago
There's a commercial tool that has been available for a long time called Source Insight[1]. It isn't exactly cheap but I've used it in the past for both code splunking and editing and it's was a pretty useful tool. [1]
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by saratogacx 1y ago
It isn't an invite only club. Anyone can submit an existing application[0] and an app author can provide a metadata pack to speed up the process. They have some requirements to accept but it isn't a situation where a developer i
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by saratogacx 1y ago
That's because MSFT doesn't really do hibernate any more but does "modern sleep" where it functions like a phone with the screen off. It keeps active network connections, downloads patches and keeps checking for notific
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by saratogacx 1y ago
One of the things I've done that has helped with my writing consistency is to use whatever version of "project" or "library" your LLM of choice has and pre-load it with a technical writing guide (I used the Red Hat
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by saratogacx 1y ago
7 used rather small border radius and on was done through the added window border/non client area, not chopped out of the window like today's UX. It was also trivially easy to adjust that to make it as tight as XP's 2-3px so
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by saratogacx 1y ago
It was a time when federated and unified views were considered the optimal user experience and there were many flavors of the concept at the time (msft had search providers that would let you service any kind of result in windows or sharepo

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