stavros

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571.
by stavros 5mo ago
I think both look good on you, I had a transplant because I definitely didn't look better bald.
572.
by stavros 5mo ago
I don't think so. I had a transplant and I'd like being told I look better bald. I can always shave my head. "You looked better with hair" when you've gone bald is the hurtful one.
573.
by stavros 5mo ago
I did one in Thessaloniki, Greece eight years ago. Here's a photo album of me before, during, after, and recently: https://immich.home.stavros.io/s/transplant
574.
by stavros 5mo ago
Let me just turn this hack into a quick Flipper Zero app that makes the speaker play "Fuck Creative" in a loop, let's see whether the vendor is bothered then.
575.
by stavros 5mo ago
Why does an early win matter? Isn't it random?
576.
by stavros 5mo ago
You can filter a few of these by asking that they include some specific word in the subject. These spammers won't, and you can just delete those.
577.
by stavros 5mo ago
Hey, works for me, I just got OCD from the title's usage of the word "literally".
578.
by stavros 5mo ago
I think it was hyperbole, and that the GP does not literally believe this was written by GPT-1, which did not produce coherent sentences.
579.
by stavros 5mo ago
This is great, and I love it, and I hate to be saying this, but it's not literally the size of a credit card, it's 0.2mm thicker.
580.
by stavros 5mo ago
Lockfiles serve multiple purposes. For example, some include hashes so you aren't served altered packages from the package registry. I agree with you otherwise, though.
581.
by stavros 5mo ago
One of my coworkers once told me that, unless I changed our hardware design, he'd be forced to add a buggy part to our bill of materials to handle the use case. I had to call in a BOM threat.
582.
by stavros 5mo ago
Basically, yes. We are on a website, after all.
583.
by stavros 5mo ago
Who would use a coding tool that said "I've used library X out of all the alternatives, please pay the license now"?
584.
by stavros 5mo ago
Really? I haven't heard of that, I wonder what would have happened if we just let the models say what they want. Maybe other providers, or open models, don't do that? Do you know of any, perhaps?
585.
by stavros 5mo ago
My point is that we don't really know how brains work, and saying "LLMs don't have intent because flourishes hands numbers!" isn't really a convincing, coherent logical argument.
586.
by stavros 5mo ago
And honestly? That's rare.
587.
by stavros 5mo ago
Yep, this is the right answer. Everything is max money always, and you can't have nice things any more, you can only have things that extract all the value they can out of you.
588.
by stavros 5mo ago
That would be great, can you make a PR for it?
589.
by stavros 5mo ago
This thread is talking about the upcoming Steam Machine, not the Deck.
590.
by stavros 5mo ago
Really? Huh, I've never heard of Anthropic caching needing to be specifically enabled. I'll look into that, thank you! Sounds like the culprit.
591.
by stavros 5mo ago
What does it matter what the codebase is made with? If Claude is down, use Codex, or Gemini, or Deepseek. That version of the argument is just way too easy to counter.
592.
by stavros 5mo ago
Well, in that case, it's also very specifically about this guy's codebase, so none of us can really say anything on this.
593.
by stavros 5mo ago
What can I say, we can't all be geniuses.
594.
by stavros 5mo ago
Because you're better able to take over the codebase a local model wrote than one Claude wrote? The original question was about taking over an LLM-written codebase, it doesn't sound to me like the argument was about a codebase tha
595.
by stavros 5mo ago
You can use a local model, which will go down exactly as often as gcc will. We may still have hopeful notions of being able to understand the codebase, but the reality seems to be that the codebases we don't understand will be the ones
596.
by stavros 5mo ago
What happens when you have a codebase made with gcc for let's say 8 hours? Are you able to efficiently, smoothly and productively take over the assembly code?
597.
by stavros 5mo ago
It's not about humans vs LLMs. It's about where the sweet spot of LLM usage by humans is.
598.
by stavros 5mo ago
They just told developers to use AI as much as they can, so I'm sure there was quite a bit of frivolous usage (they had leaderboards). This isn't "how much more productivity can we get with AI", it's more "let&
599.
by stavros 5mo ago
Doesn't this just mean that their incentives worked too well? If I budget $1M, for the year, tell everyone to use AI as much as they can, and they spend that million in four months, so what? Next time I just tell them to spend it slo
600.
by stavros 5mo ago
I'm not sure I could name ten books, period.

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