selcuka

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by selcuka 6mo ago
Claude Managed Agents is different from Claude Code.
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by selcuka 6mo ago
Also you can have private repos on GitHub Free.
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by selcuka 6mo ago
There is an IQ1_S quant, but even that one is ~184GB (download size).
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by selcuka 6mo ago
> It does not sound like an outcome that big coffee paid for it to be so: Who said anything about big coffee? These guys might be a secret, anti-coffee organisation. /s
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by selcuka 6mo ago
Yes. Especially if the casino (or "prediction market") has access to the identities of players via id verification, fingerprinting, or other means.
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by selcuka 6mo ago
"A military operation is being planned" is very different from "Maduro will be kidnapped in the next x hours". "Pentagon planning a military operation" is not exactly classified information as it is safe to ass
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by selcuka 6mo ago
Sure, but Netflix is not interested in whether you love Stargate or not. Telemetry says that you never click it, so it's ok to remove it from their catalogue (which is correct). Now, they could've done a better job by increasing t
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by selcuka 6mo ago
> Further 2012 was the all time high It's an all time high because it started declining after that. You'd expect some regression, but you don't expect it to fall back to 1980s levels.
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by selcuka 6mo ago
> in retrospect it was too angry since he had no choice Imho you did the right thing. Everyone has a choice. I did the same (but instead of an email it was an angry speech, face to face), with the exact same question (if they would prefe
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by selcuka 6mo ago
Those were discontinued in 2023, too. I still think it's unrealistic to expect 8+ years of OS updates for a computer even if you purchased it 5 years after its launch date.
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by selcuka 6mo ago
> Micromanaging the model doesn't seem like a great idea when doing real professional work with professional goals/deadlines/pressures. Remember that it's not only the cost per token, but also speed. Some tasks are do
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by selcuka 6mo ago
Or you know, you can use a local model, or an open model with an independent provider.
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by selcuka 6mo ago
> Most of the time, Haiku is fine. Haiku is most definitely not fine for the code bases that I work on. Sonnet is probably fine for most daily tasks, but Opus is still needed to find that pesky bug you've been chasing, or to thoroug
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by selcuka 6mo ago
> Just use claude code directly with a pro plan Usage limits are/were higher in Copilot. They also charge per prompt, not per token.
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by selcuka 6mo ago
It could still mean 5x the Cowork limits.
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by selcuka 6mo ago
> The last G4 Powerbook got about 1.5y of OS support before it was dropped. > macOS is dropping all all macs with Intel CPUs. Those two cases are not really comparable though, are they? The last Intel CPU Mac was the 2019 Mac Pro, whi
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by selcuka 6mo ago
Note that Headroom GUI installs rtk by default.
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by selcuka 6mo ago
You are right about "house prices", but not all housing costs. Home loan interest repayments are not included in official inflation calculations.
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by selcuka 6mo ago
They are busy sipping martinis on the beach, not working.
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by selcuka 6mo ago
It could be to reduce discrepancy (and the disappointment) between marketing and reality. Reminds me of this monologue from the 1993 movie Falling Down [1]: > See, this is what I'm talking about. Look at that. See what I mean? It&#x
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by selcuka 6mo ago
So brainf*ck in binary? I'm kidding, of course. You can encode anything in bits this way.
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by selcuka 6mo ago
So, like brainf*ck (the esoteric programming language), but for maths?
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by selcuka 6mo ago
In order to ask it to use them, you should be first aware of them. Non-power users aren't.
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by selcuka 6mo ago
> Nice list! I'd say the SQLite with WAL is the biggest money saver mentioned. Funny you said that. I migrated an old, Django web site to a slightly more modern architecture (docker compose with uvicorn instead of bare metal uWSGI)
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by selcuka 6mo ago
If that doesn't work, they'll fingerprint your thoughts. Oh well, Philip K Dick enters the chat again. With Solar Lottery this time.
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by selcuka 6mo ago
> That sounds like straight up scammer behavior. " Microsoft reached out to the police department, then the person went to the local police department to verify who they were. I don't see how this could be a scam.
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by selcuka 6mo ago
Ignoring the training costs, the marginal cost for inference is pretty low for providers. They are estimated to break even or better with their $20/month subscriptions. That being said, they can't stop launching new models, so tra
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by selcuka 6mo ago
> At work Claude Code has turned into an absolute dog. Could it be related to this?: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47660925
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by selcuka 6mo ago
> it can even be free. You either give us backdoor to all your users or you rot in jail. It is already a thing, at least in UK and AU [1]: > Both countries now claim the right to secretly compel tech companies and individual technolog
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by selcuka 6mo ago
That could work if Claude Code made the code changes, but if you made them and only asked Claude to commit them, how does it know "why" you made those changes? Does it have access to your bug tracking system, for example?

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