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by tcdent 1y ago
Third-party apps sure, but you can guarantee Apple is taking advantage of it fully with any of their work.
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Some AI Influencer Told Me I Didn't Need Evals(agent-ci.com)
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by tcdent 1y ago
The Sega Dreamcast, from a similar era, had a modem for Internet access and web browser.
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by tcdent 1y ago
1997 will be the year of Linux on the console.
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by tcdent 1y ago
Ooh, great question. I don't have a good link. I would say that most of the concepts that I'm expressing come from personal experience and an interest in optimizing my own codebases for maintainability. Pydantic is often misunders
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by tcdent 1y ago
Since you're framing this as a learning resource, here are a couple things I see: Your views are not following a single convention: some of them return dictionaries, some return base JSONResponse objects, and others return properly def
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by tcdent 1y ago
Isn't noise cancelling technically recording people in your environment in this sense then?
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by tcdent 1y ago
yeah but does claude know how to use it?
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by tcdent 1y ago
People that steal almost anything off the street aren't making a successful career out of it, they're addicts. A second hand iPhone is only worth a few tens of dollars on the black market, but that's enough for the next hit.
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by tcdent 1y ago
I will put hundreds of dollars in Noctua fans into a second-hand chassis without thinking twice. It's sometimes uneconomical from a cost-ratio perspective, but it is crucial to making datacenter-grade equipment actually useable at home
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by tcdent 1y ago
I owe my entire 20 year career to open source, so if anything, I plan to increase the number of contributions I make as time goes on; it's one of the few areas in life where I feel indebted.
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by tcdent 1y ago
I incorporated the quantization aspect because it's not that simple. Yes, old hardware will be slower, but you will also need a significant amount more of it to even operate. RAM is the expensive part. You need lots of it. You need eve
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by tcdent 1y ago
When considering used hardware you have to take quantization into account; gpt-oss-120b for example is running a very new MXFP4 which will use far more than 80GB to fit into the available fp types on older hardware or Apple silicon. Open mo
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by tcdent 1y ago
I'm constantly tempted by the idealism of this experience, but when you factor in the performance of the models you have access to, and the cost of running them on-demand in a cloud, it's really just a fun hobby instead of a viabl
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by tcdent 1y ago
Your mental model is correct. They're listing applications of that by third parties to demonstrate the use-case, but this is just a model for generating those vectors.
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by tcdent 1y ago
Original announcement from UniFI: https://blog.ui.com/article/introducing-unifi-os-server
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by tcdent 1y ago
Almost like tariffs support this cause, too.
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by tcdent 1y ago
Rule of thumb: If you find yourself implementing a singleton in Python, you probably wanted a module.
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by tcdent 1y ago
Obvs uv, but I'm not going to install a dupe version of python with pyenv if the system version matches my target.
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by tcdent 1y ago
Woah Python 3.13 in stable?! (I love Debian) It's going to take a bit for me to get used to having a current version of Python on the system by default.
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by tcdent 1y ago
This has a lot to do with how you structure your codebase; if you have repeatable patterns that make conventions obvious, it will follow them for the most part. When it drops in something hacky, I use that to verify the functionality is cor
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by tcdent 1y ago
I do create entire pieces of software, and while my workflow is always evolving, it goes something like this: Define schemas, interfaces, and perhaps some base classes that define the attributes I'm thinking about. Research libraries t
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by tcdent 1y ago
This study neglects to incorporate the fact that I have forgotten how to write code.
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by tcdent 1y ago
PHYs are going away and fiber is going straight to the chip now, so while the article is correct, in the near future this will not be the case.
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by tcdent 1y ago
They came up with a faster resolution algorithm, in addition to implementing it in a faster language. pip could be made faster based on this, but maybe not quite as fast.
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by tcdent 1y ago
Consuming any substance really comes down to one thing: Do you want to "feel" yourself more, or do you want to feel yourself less? Many people are not interested (or ready) to feel themselves more. And when they do, they might not
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by tcdent 1y ago
OpenAI speech-to-text. Every time I try to use an open source model I am left unimpressed. If I'm going through the hassle of creating a system it might as well work correctly. At this point the closed source world is still miles ahead
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by tcdent 1y ago
TLDR if you only add objects to an array that are already not contained in said array you won't have to iterate back through it to remove the duplicates you created. wild that this a pattern like this would be part of git-core, but I g
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by tcdent 1y ago
I spend well over $20 a day when I am relying heavily on claude code. The $200/mo plan is a steal if the rate limits turn out to be reasonable.
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by tcdent 1y ago
The language I use being from southern California has, on more than one occasion, sparked conversation about it. Sorry, dude, it's like, all I know.

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