theshrike79

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by theshrike79 2mo ago
A Mac mini running an LLM is quiet A PC with similar capabilities is going to sound like a jet taking off.
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by theshrike79 2mo ago
The difference is that you'll own the hacked solution forever, even if you unsubscribe from Claude. Using AI to build tools you own and operate is the way.
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by theshrike79 2mo ago
If I can't hack it with local access and an AI, a random hacker can't do it either. I do lament the loss of control, but the increase in security will be objectively good for humanity as a whole.
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Artists Built a Site to Escape AI. Scrapers Are Coming for It Anyway(forbes.com)
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by theshrike79 2mo ago
Which AI companies still have your good will?
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by theshrike79 2mo ago
You can do that with single words or phrases. Now do a full movie's subtitles with google translate, in an automated fashion. So that it understands the context and still translates it correctly.
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by theshrike79 2mo ago
So which frontier AI company still has your goodwill and hasn't lost it?
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by theshrike79 2mo ago
It's not just putting up colo space for local models. It's more about the harness and API proxy you use. They need to be smart enough to know when a (self)hosted model is enough and when to forward to a SOTA model. The SOTA model
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by theshrike79 2mo ago
That's when you do the Enterprise deal. I have first hand knowledge of household name companies with billion euro IP who use OpenAI and Athropic products quite liberally. They have WAY more lawyers than I do and their sole job is to ke
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by theshrike79 2mo ago
It's a pain in the ass if you're doing parallel planning on the same repo. It's much easier when the harness itself "knows" about planning and does it properly without me holding its hand.
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by theshrike79 2mo ago
I tried this once too and instead bought a big-ass SRS bit and went through a concrete wall instead. Rock solid and reliable networking =)
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by theshrike79 2mo ago
It swapped at the Opus/Fable 5 and Sol developments. Opus 5 uses such convoluted language that it takes me multiple seconds to parse it. I specifically have to instruct it to use some kind of sane language (Caveman the AE STD English h
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by theshrike79 2mo ago
Ruling against someone who's immune from repercussions does nothing. Especially when they've already done the thing. Like demolish a whole wing of the White House without any review or control. Starting a wa... sorry. Special Mili
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by theshrike79 2mo ago
Not a user, but from what I gather it does stuff like synchronize themes of ALL applications across the OS. So when you change the "omarchy" theme to something, every single application installed uses the same theme. They even pai
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by theshrike79 2mo ago
Yes, so does Economist, The Verge and many many other sites. But I'm interested in maybe 3 articles a month. If I were to pay for them it's like paying for Netflix and watching a movie a month. Or subscribing to a dead-tree newspa
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by theshrike79 2mo ago
And it also adds costs in every step. Someone needs to move thousands of unwanted books from high end stores to lower and lower end stores. Someone needs to store them in the proper environment etc. I do get the _idea_ of preserving books,
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by theshrike79 2mo ago
Copyright should be globally determined so that if I cant pay fair market value for a piece of content, it's deemed out of copyright protection and I can use whatever means to get it digitally. Like if a game isn't available for s
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by theshrike79 2mo ago
So trashed, but with a bunch of extra steps then?
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by theshrike79 2mo ago
It _worked_ after the 11 day migration. Getting rid of unsafe blocks (Which were AFAIK partly a Zig inflicted thing) was just polish.
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by theshrike79 2mo ago
This has been my choice for a while too, especially when I found out that you can embed a full-ass webapp in a single executable. Backend + web API + the actual web pages all contained in a single file. If you have sane defaults, deploying
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by theshrike79 2mo ago
Now compare the amount of renewables China is putting up? They add coal power because it's super fast to build, but it's not a permanent solution.
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by theshrike79 2mo ago
AGENTS.md is specifically for agents. Every time you launch an agent in a repo, it's the agent's first time existing in the universe. This file lets it orient with the project. Humans don't need it. Nor do they need to be rem
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by theshrike79 2mo ago
It's a process. I just set up a filter on Fastmail that showed me all mail that was delivered to my @gmail.com address within the last two weeks. Then I went through that list every now and then, unsubscribing or changing email address
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by theshrike79 2mo ago
I degoogled myself from Gmail/Calendar ... five years ago now? Zero issues with Fastmail that might've affected my life in any way. I can kinda-sorta remember a few outages, but they were night time in my TZ so I found out about t
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by theshrike79 2mo ago
This is why I started adding a PROJECT.md file to all my projects and a hook for claude to read it. It contains (Among other things) stuff like "this is a single user personal project, I'm the only user, this will never be open to
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by theshrike79 2mo ago
One small snag, when playing vs CPU the angle and velocity are set to whatever the CPU used. So I need to memorise my previous settings if I want to fine-tune my aim.
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by theshrike79 2mo ago
This is what I've observed too in actual real life. Massive refactoring operations that would've never been scheduled, because they would've needed a senior programmer allocated to it for at least a week can now be done to ~8
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by theshrike79 2mo ago
Not just decent quality, decently looking furniture. If you look at any architectural magazine, you can in most cases spot a few IKEA pieces in there if you know how to look. Because they look "good" - or at least mostly neutral.
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by theshrike79 2mo ago
The current spot price in northern Europe is 0.025€/kWh, yesterday it was 0.007€/kWh :D
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by theshrike79 2mo ago
I feel that local models are better for "processes" where you need a degree of predictability. Like summarising the daily weather for the family chat bot or analysing email inbox priority. SOTA cloud models are more for open-ended

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