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by scosman 1mo ago
it will still be on "private.icloud.com". Just as filterable...
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Show HN: secret_share - simple CLI to share secrets with PKE(github.com)
1 points by scosman 1mo ago|0 comments
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by scosman 1mo ago
ah, that makes it feasible! Okay, glad it's not technical limit. They should fix the pricing...
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by scosman 1mo ago
And GLM is only 0.7T! But these labs distill off the larger models. Both officially at the labs with the big ones, and unofficially. We need the giant models to get the smaller models.
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by scosman 1mo ago
I don’t think they will until they change the architecture. They don’t have a prefix cache like other providers, or at least don’t have a discount in their billing structure. Each message charges for the whole context window. It’s wildly mo
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by scosman 1mo ago
And reminder: it's less than a quarter the size of Kimi K3!
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by scosman 1mo ago
It's also possible IM serves a scaleable storage system that mingles data across customers. If you S3 they don't isolate clients per physical drive, they store blocks pretty randomly across millions of drives. Plus the case above:
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by scosman 1mo ago
> William Cravens, the attorney representing Iron Mountain, told the judge his client doesn’t know the format of Nine PBS’ materials that were stored by OSS. He expressed concern about whether Nine PBS’ archival material is lumped togeth
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by scosman 1mo ago
I had the same thought and came to the exact same name: vibe crafting. Published a skill in the process, steps: https://github.com/scosman/vibe-crafting
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by scosman 1mo ago
1 doesn't hold: you validate ownership and access by customer. OSS is the customer not PBS. OSS owns that process for PBS, not IM. It might not be technically possible (encryption, mixed data, sharing, ACLs). It might expose private da
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by scosman 1mo ago
It's not that simple. If I'm a host and someone shows up without the keys or passwords and says "that's my data, I was a client of a client of yours", I have no idea how to tell if that's true and no idea how t
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by scosman 2mo ago
many evals, but yes
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by scosman 2mo ago
We've using auto-research for harnesses and it's surprisingly powerful. It's amazing how many problems are easy to spot and fix from traces. Few key things were required to get it working well: 1) let it read a heap of prod t
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by scosman 2mo ago
thanks, corrected! I looked at Q3
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by scosman 2mo ago
So GLM 5.2/Gemini 3.6 level intelligence for $0.28/m output. And their updated Pro model coming soon.... Plus a size you can genuinely run at home: Unsloth lossless Q8 at 162GB.
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by scosman 2mo ago
I've wired ESP32s into all my old heat pump units using ESPHome. They are more reliable and more responsive than the $400 dongle they sold with newer units.
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by scosman 2mo ago
join me in building the ideal training set for pelicans riding bicycles: https://github.com/scosman/pelicans_riding_bicycles
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by scosman 2mo ago
> IMO "end-to-end encryption" simply isn't possible In a technical sense it's absolutely possible. Owning the servers != transferring keys to the servers. Most E2E apps run both client and servers, it's about if
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by scosman 2mo ago
Go mobile definitely supports building libraries. It will package up an xcframework for iOS and something else for Android (I forget details). It doesn't need to be the whole app. You get nice(ish) language bindings. That said, a pure
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by scosman 2mo ago
small issue: xcodebuild will just randomly fail sometimes. And the solution is to... open and close Xcode. I wish this wasn't true, but it is.
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Show HN: Biscotti – on-device meeting transcription for macOS
1 points by scosman 3mo ago|1 comments
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by scosman 3mo ago
ChatGPT has had this for over a year too. This is a better model.
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by scosman 3mo ago
What's the best "run your coding agent in apple containers" setup folks have?
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by scosman 3mo ago
heh, who knows. I often give agents the motivation, which I generally helpful. Have not bothered to measure this case.
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by scosman 3mo ago
The top of my ~/.claude/CLAUDE.md: > Don't turn a one-off or area-specific comment into a durable memory without my explicit confirmation. You have a history of over-indexing on one-offs, and those memories end up getting
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by scosman 3mo ago
Kimi K2.5 >> Haiku. Gemma 4 32b might fit the bill.
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by scosman 3mo ago
Look at Qwen for that level of intelligence.
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by scosman 3mo ago
short answer: they mostly aren't A few people are running highly quantized models with limited context windows. It's still impressive, but not the benchmark level intelligence. Very few people could afford a rig for reasonable loc
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by scosman 3mo ago
I dunno. I know a lot of software engineering experts. AI isn't always right, but neither are the people, and it's getting better and better. Software is one domain where it excels because of structured training data and simulatio
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by scosman 3mo ago
This was copying many screens, composing layouts and many strings. not a "general look and feel" or one off utility string. Others found parts of the code copied (exact variable names). It would take a court to decide, but I think

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