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by teaearlgraycold 2mo ago
Damn. I've definitely had jobs before where I'm legitimately excited when I go to sleep to do it in the morning.
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by teaearlgraycold 2mo ago
> There’s nothing wrong with this, by the way. You’re in the business of unemploying people. Occasionally I see a tech person in SV upset about AI automating away jobs. My dude, your whole job is to automate away jobs .
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by teaearlgraycold 2mo ago
Better to have a job you don't like that pays well than to have a job you don't like that pays poorly. But at the same time - if you're smart enough to program well enough to get paid while hating it it's such a shame
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by teaearlgraycold 2mo ago
Is that analogue or are they baking floating points into the silicon?
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by teaearlgraycold 2mo ago
My question is what changes about LLM use cases when you’re getting 1000 tok/s? Models in silicon might dramatically change how we think about them.
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by teaearlgraycold 2mo ago
Well this is going to be integrated into Zed. It’s an improvement by definition.
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by teaearlgraycold 2mo ago
This is a big unsolved dev tooling problem. Glad someone competent is working on it.
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by teaearlgraycold 2mo ago
There are comp packages in the millions for people (often a large part can be in a lump sum bonus as well).
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by teaearlgraycold 2mo ago
Waiting for the “FWIW on a B200” reply
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by teaearlgraycold 2mo ago
And I know fuck all about subsistence farming - something most people's ancestors understood deeply. Different worlds, different requirements.
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by teaearlgraycold 2mo ago
Zed lets you use Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, etc. all through the same UI. Like you, I use that to cross validate using models from different providers and switch over to GLM 5.2 when I exceed my Claude Code limit.
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by teaearlgraycold 2mo ago
I'm also confused about Cursor. I use Zed. It seems like whatever Cursor has is pure commodity and yet it's worth billions?
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by teaearlgraycold 2mo ago
I believe the CPU gets an interrupt per packet. It’s just not designed to be interrupted that often.
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by teaearlgraycold 2mo ago
They get hot using fiber as well.
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by teaearlgraycold 2mo ago
It’s crazy that the Ethernet chips consume more power (presumably - because of the heat) than the processor in the computer. How is driving 25Gb/s such a hot task compared to driving multiple 40Gb/s Thunderbolt ports?
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by teaearlgraycold 2mo ago
We're in the geocities days of AI UI.
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by teaearlgraycold 2mo ago
Excellent. Stuff like this, or LLM SRE automation, are big product spaces for the future.
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by teaearlgraycold 2mo ago
Snap back to reality, ope, there goes gravity
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by teaearlgraycold 2mo ago
Personal responsibility is a difficult concept for be to apply to massive efforts like this. When there’s one person and you can talk to them personal responsibility is the number one topic. When you’re talking about a multi-trillion dollar
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by teaearlgraycold 2mo ago
I just checked eBay. There's an insane price difference between used and new. $5k vs $40k.
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by teaearlgraycold 2mo ago
They just opened the weights. I expect competition from various providers will drop the price a bit. But you're right. I'd hope a model closer to GLM 5.2's price would be sufficiently useful.
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by teaearlgraycold 2mo ago
If you’re the one vibe coding you’re the arsonist.
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by teaearlgraycold 2mo ago
I plan to hack it to use openrouter and Kimi K3 or GLM 5.2 to keep expenses reasonable. For context can you share the line count?
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by teaearlgraycold 2mo ago
More like how’s my wallet? I love helping to move the invisible hand of the market. When I go to small brick and mortar stores and one has an item for a higher price I’ll ask if I can have it price matched. If they say no I’ll tell them I’m
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by teaearlgraycold 2mo ago
Seems I can’t control it on mobile?
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by teaearlgraycold 2mo ago
As an American I’d gladly take payments from China to feed them my Claude transcripts for distillation. I’m surprised I haven’t heard of such an initiative.
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by teaearlgraycold 2mo ago
Everyone in SF I know is talking about Jimothy.
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by teaearlgraycold 2mo ago
It could be so much better. At the same time, it’s one of the core tools for a developer. You’ll learn it eventually. You’re going to be using version control for decades. I’ve met devs many years into their careers who don’t understand reb
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by teaearlgraycold 2mo ago
Really depends on the engineer, domain and circumstances. I find the best multiplier from AI when working with tech I’m familiar with, in a specialty I’m less familiar with, on a brand new project. I have the vocabulary to describe what I w
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by teaearlgraycold 2mo ago
A bit worrying that at no point in here did you say you investigated the errors. LLM 1 is disagreeing with LLM 2. Shouldn’t you be the tie breaker?

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