stavros

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331.
by stavros 3mo ago
Thank you for the explanation, so this is basically for the election as MP. Does this mean that Farage's party also can't win in the next general election (and make him PM)? AFAIK him becoming PM was a worry.
332.
by stavros 3mo ago
I don't understand what this is, can someone explain? Clacton seems to be a town in the UK, are they campaigning for mayor? What's the relevance, why is Farage even involved?
333.
by stavros 3mo ago
AFAIK it varies per person but it's around $20-$40k per person per month. Just lots of Opus working on multiple features in parallel all the time, even overnight.
334.
by stavros 3mo ago
Sorry, I meant per month, not per day.
335.
by stavros 3mo ago
I know that some companies are spending around that much per day per engineer . They just want to go as fast as possible.
336.
by stavros 4mo ago
Was the alternative immune to misbehaving devices?
337.
by stavros 4mo ago
Fake. You can't have fire without oxygen, but that doesn't mean you can't have oxygen without fire. Breaking someone's ribs doesn't necessarily mean you're performing CPR.
338.
by stavros 4mo ago
Give us an update in twenty years please.
339.
by stavros 4mo ago
Ahh I see, thank you.
340.
by stavros 4mo ago
What's this? What's 9front? Who's Stanley Lieber? This is so confusing.
341.
by stavros 4mo ago
"I reimplemented a state-of-the-art closed-source thing in OSS" is extremely valuable and novel work.
342.
by stavros 4mo ago
Isn't this triviaklu defeatable by taking the diff between two frames and marking changed pixels white and unchanged black?
343.
by stavros 4mo ago
What did you expect from a screenshot of obvious noise? The only thing that makes the text readable is the motion. EDIT: On second look, the static screenshot does say "WRITTEN IN GHOST FONT".
344.
by stavros 4mo ago
Don't use JWTs for session auth, and don't outsource your articles to Claude.
345.
by stavros 4mo ago
It's not AI companies scraping these websites, it's AI companies creating a massively profitable need for data, and every random Joe with vibe coded scrapers tries to make a buck out of it.
346.
by stavros 4mo ago
If you'd ever tried to get an LLM to review its own code, you'd know.
347.
by stavros 4mo ago
Companies don't get to be worth billions of dollars without doing something unethical.
348.
by stavros 4mo ago
Because companies get an advantage by having their people do this. You only hear about the times they get caught, but apparently they get caught so rarely that it's worth it.
349.
by stavros 4mo ago
Of course it believes the proof is sound, it wrote it. If you want to check an LLM's output, you should use a different LLM.
350.
by stavros 4mo ago
About thirty years too late, or two thousand years too late, depending on your viewpoint.
351.
by stavros 4mo ago
Unlike murder, finding an exploit isn't illegal.
352.
by stavros 4mo ago
What public stunts? He jailbroke a console, it's not like he went on a talk show.
353.
by stavros 4mo ago
I really don't like hearing people complain that they miss communities that have died out. You can't expect someone else to create a community, because what you're going to get is a corporation creating one in exchange for mo
354.
by stavros 4mo ago
I no longer use a harness directly, instead I use Github issues/Linear to work on multiple tickets in parallel while the agents are doing work: https://github.com/skorokithakis/symphony
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by stavros 4mo ago
I run the Python meetup in Thessaloniki, Greece, and it's exhausting trying to find speakers.I frequently skip months because nobody wants to present anything, and we aim to have two presentations on each meetup. I'm almost always
356.
by stavros 4mo ago
I ask because usually hu is two sounds, so it would be transliterated as two letters. If you mean it used to be hü, then yes, you'd lose the umlauts in the transliteration, and it would just become "χου", with a hard h, not a
357.
by stavros 4mo ago
Yeah, it'd be χου. Which language is this from?
358.
by stavros 4mo ago
Eh you just replace those with the closest analog(s). "Sh" becomes "s", for example.
359.
by stavros 4mo ago
This is great, well done! I love seeing people run things where they weren't meant to be run.
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by stavros 4mo ago
I'll keep saying it until people understand how immediately recognisable and offputting stock LLM writing is. I do agree with the sibling commenters, if writing this wasn't a good enough use of your time, why would reading it be a

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