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by tekacs 1y ago
One thing that I would watch out for with _all_ OpenAI products is that they use Keychain's Access Control lists to encrypt data such that _you_ cannot unlock or access it. It's a change that they made to 'fix' this issu
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by tekacs 1y ago
It's interesting to see that there's the beginnings of an implementation for Claude Code, here: https://github.com/zed-industries/zed/blob/main/crates%2Fage... https://www.npmjs.com&
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by tekacs 1y ago
It's very 'batteries-included', for one thing - when a novice wants to code, I recommend them Zed because it'll just handle and manage LSPs for them for a variety of languages. Meanwhile with VSCode step 1 of installing
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by tekacs 1y ago
I found this article somewhat confusing to read, so I asked for a synthesis of it, shared below for anyone else who might run into the same. https://share.cleanshot.com/7zq42cMg
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by tekacs 1y ago
I use Rust for all the other reasons, real types being a major one of them: https://hn.algolia.com/?type=comment&query=typescript%20soun... It's kinda exhausting to use TypeScript and run into situations where the
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by tekacs 1y ago
Coupled with the humungous price difference...
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by tekacs 1y ago
Yep, agreed -- the repo is talking about 'one prompt with an agentic coding platform, but... at least here there's nothing particularly new. Will be interesting to see what pushing it harder does – what the new ceiling is. 88% on
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by tekacs 1y ago
For those who haven't seen, a little bit of early stuff: Official OpenAI gpt-5 coding examples repo: https://github.com/openai/gpt-5-coding-examples ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44826439 )
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by tekacs 1y ago
Rust memory management is... profoundly not manual? Case in point: I use Rust/WASM in all of my web apps to great effect, and memory is never a consideration. In Rust you pretty much never think about freeing or memory. On top of that,
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We can dream bigger: when music, images, video and 3d assets are far easier then treat them as primitives. We can use these to create entire virtual worlds, games, software that incorporates these, and to incorporate creativity and media in
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by tekacs 1y ago
A few days ago I posted a slowed-down version of the video demo on someone's repo because it was unreadably fast due to being sped up. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44738004 ... today, this is a real-time video
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by tekacs 1y ago
Cleanshot link for those who don't want to go to X: https://share.cleanshot.com/bkHqvXvT
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by tekacs 1y ago
I apologize for linking to Twitter, but I can't post a video here, so: https://x.com/tekacs/status/1952788922666205615 Asking it about a marginally more complex tech topic and getting an excellent answer in ~
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by tekacs 1y ago
For anyone else who wants to actually be able to _read_ what's happening in the demo GIF, I slowed it down in ffmpeg and converted it to video form: https://share.cleanshot.com/XBXQbSPP
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by tekacs 1y ago
Pushed a new version to cargo, for now. Github Releases is giving me headaches. >.<
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Will fix!
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Cache pricing tweaked & fixed since the above.
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by tekacs 1y ago
I tried making it compact and easy just now! Thanks so much for the effort! https://github.com/tekacs/llm-pricing
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by tekacs 1y ago
I've run into this a ton of times and these websites all kinda suck. Someone mentioned the OpenRouter /models endpoint in a sibling comment here, so I quickly threw this together just now. Please feel free to PR! https:/&#x2
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by tekacs 1y ago
This instance is the other way around, but that's what this is – CUDA on AMD (or other platforms): https://docs.scale-lang.com/stable/
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by tekacs 1y ago
Besides the great subject matter, I love how densely packed this article is with links to relevant papers and materials! (Because I almost missed this) In the comments on the post someone linked to this paper: https://arxiv.org&#
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by tekacs 1y ago
I was in the audience, asking the question at the end of the video! I didn't quite get the question across and got an answer to a different question, so to re-state my actual question (that I asked David later), I was curious how heavy
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A few days later, case in point (I'm in no way affiliated): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44117465
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by tekacs 1y ago
I think I would struggle to say that free services die at a higher rate consistently… So many paid offerings, whether from startups or even from large companies, have been sunset over time, often with frustratingly short migration periods.
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by tekacs 1y ago
The (obvious) flipside of this coin is that it allows us to run this adversarially against our own codebases, catching bugs that could otherwise have been found by a researcher, but that we can instead patch proactively.\ I wouldn't (p
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by tekacs 1y ago
So -- that client-side thing is _technically_ called `codex-cli` (in the parent 'codex' repo, which looks like a monorepo?). Still super confusing, though! I feel like companies working with and shipping LLMs would do well to reme
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by tekacs 1y ago
I use a setup like this: https://gist.github.com/tekacs/60b10000d314f9923d6b6a5af8c35... where... in my code, I have: some_block({ ... }).infallible() for cases where we believe that the Result truly should neve
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by tekacs 2y ago
When I've wanted it to not do things like this, I've had good luck directing it to... not look at those sources. For example when I've wanted to understand an unfolding story better than the news, I've told it to ignore
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by tekacs 2y ago
As the sibling commenter points out, just for some targets. That said, I have done my best to arrange the prompt order so that caching takes effect, building on what Aider already does!
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by tekacs 2y ago
As I mentioned it doesn’t, because someone has a PR out for that: https://github.com/Aider-AI/aider/pull/3672 That said yes, it’d be a very quick addition.

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