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by spullara 1y ago
just use a good agent like augmentcode that can look at relevant context across your repository and then you can name it whatever you want.
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by spullara 1y ago
IF you do want to then ALSO have a cloud version, you can just use the AgentDB API and upload them there and just change where the SQL runs.
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by spullara 1y ago
do any of the clients support this? I have some dynamic mcps and it doesn't seem like claude.ai supports for example.
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by spullara 1y ago
This change basically makes it an auction.
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by spullara 1y ago
I was so bummed when they removed the matte screen option many years and glad to see it back. My next one will definitely be matte.
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by spullara 1y ago
it is out yet. i poll the api for the models and update this GitHub hourly. https://github.com/spullara/models
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by spullara 1y ago
I did this against a pretty large tweet archive and got hits on about 125k of the words in the unix dictionary.
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by spullara 1y ago
it currently beats depending on the benchmarks
189.
by spullara 1y ago
i have seen a lot of speculation about my "false" comment on this story. i think the story is bullshit and AI 100% it raises the ceiling and doesn't help incompetent people that much. you see it over and over where incompeten
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by spullara 1y ago
my son gets all the old movies from the local library
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by spullara 1y ago
We just had another one in the SF Bay Area a few months ago where they were wildly off.
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by spullara 1y ago
Why are the predictions of the tsunami experts so poor? What can be done to get higher accuracy?
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by spullara 1y ago
Absent fixing the vGPU problem (since Nvidia is unlikely to change their stance on this), what would be the best solution? WASM seems like a reasonable compromise to me.
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by spullara 1y ago
No native support for fat binary dlls on Windows unlike Mac is kind of lame.
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by spullara 1y ago
"The only reason I can think of to do this, is so that you can't have arbitrarily malevolent code running in the DLLs that mod authors write." This is the only reason and you go on to show that it is a reasonable thing to do
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by spullara 1y ago
uk ain't playin' these days, i would take it down if you are under their jurisdiction
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by spullara 1y ago
or maybe hn shouldn't have special formatting and support markdown
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by spullara 1y ago
making it easier to generate maven poms I thought was a reasonable idea 18 years ago but gradle and other tools all went down the "making the build Turing complete" path. https://github.com/spullara/graven&#x2
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by spullara 1y ago
this is a horrific build file: https://github.com/swaldman/c3p0/blob/0.11.x/build.mill
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by spullara 1y ago
I have found that if it is hard to do in maven you probably shouldn't be doing it or there is a better way.
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by spullara 1y ago
my guess is that they feel there is risk in releasing the javascript trademark to the java trademark.
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by spullara 1y ago
i think the gator ruling might cover this: https://moglen.law.columbia.edu/CPC/archive/eyeball/16GATO.h...
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by spullara 1y ago
you don't replace it, you just let it fail and over time the datacenter wears out.
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by spullara 1y ago
it is basically a quote from the movie
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by spullara 1y ago
does eliza need some kind of explanation?
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by spullara 1y ago
you can use elizallm.com (it also offers the openai api just in case you need that).
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by spullara 1y ago
Ah there is some nuance. For capturing lambdas they do generate a class at runtime to capture the variables but it still then just calls the generated private method with the simplistic naming scheme. Also, apparently the simple naming sche
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by spullara 1y ago
They don't autogenerate classes anymore, just private static methods though I agree that it would be nice to have more of the metadata in the name of the generated method.
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by spullara 1y ago
not really jesting, just a message from the future
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by spullara 1y ago
They are just product managers and the development is being done by AI agents.

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