selcuka

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by selcuka 8mo ago
I tested it on Claude and only Opus 4.6 answers it correctly. Haiku and Sonnet can't and Opus 4.5's reply is unintelligible. The would've updated the system prompts for all models.
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by selcuka 8mo ago
The GP comment is in compliance with the guideline: > Please don't comment on whether someone read an article. "Did you even read the article? It mentions that" can be shortened to "The article mentions that". &q
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by selcuka 8mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Energy_Catalyzer
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by selcuka 8mo ago
> it worked fantastically well for the people who pushed (and continue to push) for it. That would be "trickle up economics", though.
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by selcuka 8mo ago
And they are currently giving away $50 worth of extra usage if you subscribed to Pro before Feb 4.
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by selcuka 9mo ago
Poe's Law [1]: > Without a clear indicator of the author's intent, any parodic or sarcastic expression of extreme views can be mistaken by some readers for a sincere expression of those views. [1] https://en.wikipedi
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by selcuka 9mo ago
> That did not go down well Enterprise customers are more likely to use a product that they paid $1M over the same product that they "only" paid $40K.
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by selcuka 9mo ago
> No one should have lost their job; they should have been put to work doing the thousand other more productive things I think that's exactly why you should have talked to your peers and let them know they were solved problems, unle
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by selcuka 9mo ago
> If your bank doesn't want to raise the limits, there's probably good reasons behind that. Why would their having reasons make me feel better when my payments don't go through? We complain when Apple plays nanny and makes
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by selcuka 9mo ago
> At 20t/s over 1 month, that's... $19something running literally 24/7. You can run agents in parallel, but yeah, that's a fair comparison.
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by selcuka 9mo ago
But apparently this model is sufficient for what the OP wants to do. Also apparently it works on iPhone 15 and 17, but not on 16.
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by selcuka 9mo ago
For those who don't want to visit X: Most people's mental model of Claude Code is that "it's just a TUI" but it should really be closer to "a small game engine". For each frame our pipeline
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by selcuka 9mo ago
Did you mean migration signals (pre_migrate and post_migrate)? They are only meant to run before and after the whole migration operation, regardless of how many steps are executed. They don't trigger for each individual migration opera
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by selcuka 9mo ago
> Coming to a FastAPI app with alembic and finding a lot of that is build-it-yourself (and easily break it) is a bit of a shock. I briefly played with FastAPI, and after the same shock I discovered Django-Ninja [1]. It's modeled aft
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by selcuka 9mo ago
CNN Turk famously aired a documentary on penguins during the Gezi Park protests [1] that happened in 2013. [1] https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2013/jun/09/turkey...
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by selcuka 9mo ago
> Amazon duped his product and sold it at something crazy, like half price Pricing below an appropriate measure of cost is generally considered predatory pricing. It is very difficult to enforce this, but that doesn't change the fac
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by selcuka 9mo ago
This reminded me how amazing it was for a 1982 adventure game, The Hobbit [1], to be able to parse longer and composite commands such as SAY TO GANDALF "GO EAST AND TAKE KEY AND GO SOUTHWEST." That was the first adventure
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by selcuka 9mo ago
Cached tokens are cheaper. Also there are ways to compress the context (not sure if this game employs any of those techniques).
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by selcuka 9mo ago
Django is objectively the most productive "boring technology" I've ever worked with for developing web applications. They don't regularly add too many bells and whistles on every release, but they keep it stable and reas
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by selcuka 9mo ago
I wonder if fake hybrids [1] were counted as well. [1] https://www.carscoops.com/2025/10/toyota-accuses-rivals-of-s...
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by selcuka 9mo ago
> But Microsoft decided to abandon it and use Blink, because that was cheaper. True, but you don't generally need backward compatibility with HTML rendering engines. You definitely do with OS kernels.
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by selcuka 9mo ago
JetBrain IDEs come with an MCP server that supports some refactoring tools [1]: > Starting with version 2025.2, IntelliJ IDEA comes with an integrated MCP server, allowing external clients such as Claude Desktop, Cursor, Codex, VS Code,
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by selcuka 9mo ago
> Only if they were linked - you blew up a plane that was about to be flown into a building for example. That's a bad example (because all 99 will die anyway if you don't do something, so you're not really killing 49 to sa
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by selcuka 9mo ago
I'm not the poster of the original comment, just wanted to point out that The Sirens of Titan has a similar storyline. If I have to guess, the GP might have meant the absurdity of the article and casual mention of an unbelievable &quot
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by selcuka 9mo ago
> The Sirens of Titan [1] is a comic science fiction novel by Kurt Vonnegut Jr., first published in 1959. His second novel, it involves issues of free will, omniscience, and the overall purpose of human history, with much of the story re
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by selcuka 9mo ago
Thanks, you successfully ruined my day. /s
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by selcuka 9mo ago
I've never understood why Jabba, a male Hutt, would enjoy seeing a female of a completely different species in a revealing outfit.
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by selcuka 9mo ago
> I've struggled with this point of view Because it is much easier for people to universally accept a system where good or neutral deeds are expected by default, and misdeeds are punished. It is very difficult to construct an altern
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by selcuka 9mo ago
We used to ask job candidates a variation of the door in an infinite wall question [1]. The initial answer of many interviewees is to choose a direction and walk in that way forever, which is understandable, as infinity makes the question w
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by selcuka 9mo ago
I'm in Brisbane, but salaries are wildly different between US and AU. The exchange rate is not a good approximation. We don't see many US$275K (AU$410K) remote jobs [1] advertised in Australia either. [1] https://tailwi

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