shepherdjerred

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   by shepherdjerred 2mo ago

   https://theonion.com/sam-altman-if-i-dont-end-the-world-some...
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   by shepherdjerred 2mo ago

   IMO the key thing is that interviews have a heavy component of randomness. The question your interviewer selects (both topic and difficulty), how the interview performs as far as presenting the question/giving hints, how the interviewe
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   by shepherdjerred 2mo ago

   when someone describes a static site/app they generally mean there is no backend. not that the frontend is a static image for example you can service static sites from S3 that have HTML/CSS/JS but no API or DB
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   by shepherdjerred 2mo ago

   Wow, I am not sure that I want my safety app to be videcoded by someone without experience
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   by shepherdjerred 2mo ago

   Ebay sucks but I'm not sure there are any better options in the states
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   by shepherdjerred 2mo ago

   Isn't this almost certainly in the training set?
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   by shepherdjerred 2mo ago

   So this is one interface that can render to multiple charting backends? If AI is writing the "Flint", why not just have it write the backend code instead? I'm not sure why I would want pluggable charting backends. I can see a
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   by shepherdjerred 2mo ago

   The goal of that project wasn’t to produce a web browser, it was to market Cursor
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   by shepherdjerred 2mo ago

   Conversely, it has never been more feasible for alternative web browsers to be created and maintained outside of big tech.
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    by shepherdjerred 2mo ago

    I wonder if we'll see LLM elevator scheduling
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    by shepherdjerred 2mo ago

    You’re not alone! I love Java too. It is excellent. I don’t reach for it much anyone since I prefer TypeScript’s type system and the ability to use the same language for both client/server, but I’m never upset to write some Java :)
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    by shepherdjerred 2mo ago

    Summarization of datasets, categorization
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    by shepherdjerred 2mo ago

    Is this useful for pentesting existing systems/infra, or is it only useful for a "review my project for bugs"?
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    by shepherdjerred 2mo ago

    I loved this! The article was written in such an approachable way for someone less familiar with microbiology
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    by shepherdjerred 2mo ago

    27 is a lot better. You can make the UI opaque again (they provide a transparency slider)
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    by shepherdjerred 2mo ago

    I think the key part of the parent was talking about disabled individuals. I don’t think anyone is advocating to provide a free ride for capable individuals Of course someone has to produce/work harder — and the parent is arguing that
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    by shepherdjerred 2mo ago

    I found this: https://artificialanalysis.ai/agents/coding-agents#harness-c... I don't think it's very good though. As an example I can use one CC instance to delegate to several to achieve complicated/op
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    by shepherdjerred 2mo ago

    I am not sure -- Anthropic probably does benefit from the vertical integration here. They can train their models to work better with CC, which isn't really an option for third party harnesses. With that said I think Codex/Kimi cod
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    by shepherdjerred 2mo ago

    I’ve enjoyed using Kimi K3. The biggest issue for me so far is finding a good harness. Claude Code is excellent for tasks that require backgrounding processes/agents, or fanning out. Codex and OpenCode I’ve found to be less capable.
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    by shepherdjerred 2mo ago

    I think the point you're trying to make is that you can always make your exposed surface area smaller But that, of course, is not going to survive contact with reality
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    by shepherdjerred 2mo ago

    IMO this points to two things: - You didn't have the agent plan and de-risk/experiment beforehand - You didn't glance at the output Working with agents is not very different from working with other engineers. You write a desi
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    by shepherdjerred 2mo ago

    This is such a good explanation of OOP vs DOD
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    by shepherdjerred 2mo ago

    > Ask yourself, where are we spending our energy right now as a species? Hey Claude, enter plan mode
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    by shepherdjerred 2mo ago

    Earlier this year I was interviewing at Figma. My interview was at 3:00. I signed the required NDA. At 3:00:55 I received an email saying thanks for your time but you're not being considered anymore. I emailed the recruiter and heard n
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    by shepherdjerred 3mo ago

    Yes, because it uses containers. It’s not using VMs which would probably be required e.g. for many windows games
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    by shepherdjerred 3mo ago

    AFAIK there is no way to share a GPU between a host and multiple VMs without commercial hardware
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    by shepherdjerred 3mo ago

    No, I mean to have multiple concurrent sessions, e.g. to have friends over on laptops playing games from a centralized device
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    by shepherdjerred 3mo ago

    As opposed to Claude which has flagged: - anything related to piracy - legit security work (audit my infra, pentest it) - disabling a safety mechanism on my food processor - reverse engineering - creating style guides inspired by other game
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    by shepherdjerred 3mo ago

    I want to love Orion but it’s just too buggy. I went back to Safari
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    by shepherdjerred 3mo ago

    Unfortunate it is still essentially impossible to share consumer GPUs with multiple virtualized hosts, which limits the utility. My dream is to build one beefy server and play old games like COD via connected thin clients