skiing_crawling

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by skiing_crawling 5mo ago
what does it have to do with git?
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by skiing_crawling 5mo ago
How does git replace a vector db search exactly? They are orthogonal. Are you gonna burn a million tokens every time you wanna find some relevant files?
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by skiing_crawling 5mo ago
Its probably an antipattern on a car to need an OTA "safety" update in the first place.
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by skiing_crawling 5mo ago
I was surprised to learn that some skills don't even describe exactly what steps to take or what to do. They just kind of give a motivational speech which I guess primes the model to output better text for a certain task. https:/
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by skiing_crawling 5mo ago
I bought a 8gb m1 air just a few days ago to use as a travel laptop. The 8gb gives me memory anxiety coming from my 48gb m4, but it did force me to turn off some settings I never liked (siri, spotlight indexing) and I also discovered zed, g
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by skiing_crawling 5mo ago
it looks fake. claude doesn't talk like that normally.
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by skiing_crawling 5mo ago
Same for me. I find through hole easy and can do it reliable. Soldering 2 wires together...I always mess it up. But its something I rarely do.
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by skiing_crawling 5mo ago
My favorite useless error message is in chrome/brave: `DNS_PROBE_POSSIBLE`. If its possible, just do it?
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by skiing_crawling 5mo ago
I don't understand the water argument? I thought places like data centers would use something akin a closed loop and a radiator. Are they taking water from the town pipe, heating it once, and then launching it into the sun? Is there so
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by skiing_crawling 5mo ago
How will they know what's encrypted? Maybe I just like sending random sequences of bytes across the wire
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by skiing_crawling 5mo ago
> At the same time, humans can move up the abstraction ladder faster than the LLMs can This was kind of the point, its only true for now. I agree with you that this kind of stuff will take longer. I don't think there's probably
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by skiing_crawling 5mo ago
As software engineer, we should collectively realize that this is all cope. Every article or comment about how AI will never be smart enough, etc, etc will only be true until its not. One of our main valuable skill sets is now partially aut
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by skiing_crawling 5mo ago
I noticed they offer all the storage upgrades at or below retail cost. Nice.
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by skiing_crawling 5mo ago
The research is wrong because people are buying the iPad on dash cars. The data collection, sampling, or methodology of the research presents a different result than the market reality of what people actually bought with their money.
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by skiing_crawling 5mo ago
Ive been screaming this since touch screens in cars started catching on. We are surely beyond believing automation is done for convenience and betterment of our lifestyles at this point. It's all to create more time and a new surface f
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by skiing_crawling 5mo ago
they do the most obvious, sorely missing feature after over a decade of stubbornness and it goes straight to the top of HN
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by skiing_crawling 5mo ago
That actually sounds nice in theory. A model for getting work done and nothing else, which doesn't have to account or be trained for any type of user engagement. Like how chatgpt/claude are wasting their capacity on social nicetie
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by skiing_crawling 6mo ago
What the value of publishing purely LLM generated content? Anyone can prompt the same thing out of it.
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by skiing_crawling 6mo ago
I used to run qwen3.5 27b Q4_k_M on a single 3090 with these llama-server flags successfully: `-ngl 99 -c 262144 -fa on --cache-type-k q4_0 --cache-type-v q4_0`
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by skiing_crawling 7mo ago
I can't understand why this is a surprise to anyone. An iphone is still a computer, of course it can run any model that fits in storage albiet very slowly. The implementation is impressive I guess but I don't see how this is a nov
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by skiing_crawling 7mo ago
What would be really awesome is if it could use the server its hosted on's GPUs. I have a multi GPU server and it would be great to be able to edit videos from my table or couch without spinning up my laptop so hard.
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by skiing_crawling 9mo ago
An interesting point is, SoundTouch has always had a local API available (publicly documented) on a web server that runs on a speaker (at least for the last 10+ years).
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by skiing_crawling 9mo ago
A "single server" covers a pretty large range of scale, its more about how F-droid is used and perceived. Package repos are infrastructure, and reliability is important. A server behind someone's TV is much more susceptible t
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by skiing_crawling 9mo ago
I never questioned or thought twice about F-Droid's trustworthiness until I read that. It makes it sound like a very amateurish operation. I had passively assumed something like this would be a Cloud VM + DB + buckets. The "hardwa