simlevesque

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by simlevesque 5d ago
I like devcontainers
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by simlevesque 9d ago
This guy isn't serious and should have resigned a long time ago. Zero credibility.
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by simlevesque 9d ago
14 skills with short descriptions doesn't seem like an issue to me.
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by simlevesque 9d ago
Yes. If anyone reads this in the future: you need to clone the brew repo and use v7.0.2 and install it manually.
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by simlevesque 10d ago
Yesterday I managed to update a 2015 MacBookAir7,2 from El Capitan (last update Sep. 2015) to Sonoma (last update Aug 6th 2026). I was excited when it finally worked. Thanks to the OpenCore Legacy Patcher who show that not supporting old de
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by simlevesque 10d ago
An engineering team may have multiple channels.
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by simlevesque 10d ago
You can mute the channel. Why would you want your teammates to communicate less ?
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by simlevesque 10d ago
In your example, couldn't you parallelize DS's work more ? You could have 11 times as many agents for the same price.
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by simlevesque 10d ago
The claim is that it's why the movie has that name, not why they made the movie.
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by simlevesque 15d ago
AI fanatics love terminal multiplexers. There's a new one every day posted on r/tmux
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by simlevesque 16d ago
The comment you're replying to means that Sony made the XM4, not Sennheiser like the parent said.
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by simlevesque 17d ago
We can't have hard evidence. It's a SaaS and they own the code and the machine it runs on. So it may be a widespread hallucination. But there's no evidence of that either.
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by simlevesque 21d ago
The higher rates don't make any sense if you don't try to take into account the fact that we live longer. Of course we will accumulate more diseases if we last longer.
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by simlevesque 23d ago
For Claude, Sonnet works without any issues. Seems like the majority here use mostly Opus.
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by simlevesque 23d ago
You can use any model with Claude Code. Most chinese one have a Anthropic compatible endpoint and for Google and OpenAI's models you can get a compatible endpoint with a proxy like Bifrost. No need to change your harness.
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by simlevesque 28d ago
Check the dates, the "before" part is inaccurate.
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by simlevesque 29d ago
Seems like the point is that the httpx maintainer is a bad maintainer.
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by simlevesque 1mo ago
I wish there was a search bar for the terms, I wanna see for "gate".
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by simlevesque 1mo ago
I never realized I've been working this much.
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by simlevesque 1mo ago
It's a bash script over a distribution.
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by simlevesque 1mo ago
I said "Oh shit !" out loud in a meeting.
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by simlevesque 1mo ago
They pionneered unified memory a few years ago.
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by simlevesque 1mo ago
You buy an Amazon gift card as a gift and use the email Anna's Archive provide you as the recipient. The email is unique to you so they know when you paid them.
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by simlevesque 1mo ago
Not every computing platform is expected to do fast inference.
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by simlevesque 1mo ago
I was blown away when I paid to get an API key for it. The process is intricate and state of the art.
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by simlevesque 1mo ago
It doesn't have to all live in the same Parquet file. you can have a Parquet file for all your historical data, plus one for the current week which is updated often cheaply, and then when the week is over you merge that into your big p
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by simlevesque 1mo ago
Being on the HN's homepage isn't as simple as "most upvoted articles in last X hours". They take into account upvote velocity: 40 upvotes in 40 minutes isn't the same as 40 upvotes in 4 yours.
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by simlevesque 2mo ago
No mention of WebTransport makes me very doubtful of this article. It's 2026, all browsers support it and it's bidirectional and lower-latency than WebSocket.
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by simlevesque 2mo ago
Well, you tell your Roomba "clean the floor" but you don't ask an AI "make a game". You give it very specific instructions.
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by simlevesque 2mo ago
People complain when a product use a familiar name that might collide and there's also people complaining when they invent new words altogether. Naming things is hard.

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