triyambakam

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by triyambakam 20d ago
What have you noticed about Astra? I haven't used Claude models lately so I can't compare but it seems fine compared to 5.6 Sol
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by triyambakam 28d ago
> D2 thus far has been a product of handcrafted code. That era is over. This next phase of D2 will be driven by AI. By this, I mean that all of my contributions will use AI. I welcome AI contributions and will use AI to review your AI, e
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by triyambakam 29d ago
How well does the model adhere to using this in a harness like Codex where it may be directed to use the built in memory tooling? Maybe I'll need to try an experiment directing it to save to its native memory to use OKF instead
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by triyambakam 2mo ago
Most products don't exist to fill a need but instead want
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by triyambakam 2mo ago
https://avi.press/posts/2026-07-10-after-7-years-in-producti... "After 7 years in production, Scarf has reluctantly moved away from Haskell" And moved to Python, pretty much for the reasons you stated
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by triyambakam 2mo ago
More than help. It certainly has a uniquely identifiable voice
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by triyambakam 2mo ago
> the animal leisurely glid along the sea floor Strange. I thought it was glided, or at least glode
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by triyambakam 2mo ago
Yeah Pydantic Settings is pretty nice
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by triyambakam 2mo ago
This is why I dislike offsites in general
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by triyambakam 2mo ago
It's hard to tell what is sincere vs sarcastic here
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by triyambakam 2mo ago
Fair...
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by triyambakam 2mo ago
I was thinking about agentic coding as well and a few years ago I probably would have really been interested in this project. But now it sits at a lower abstraction where I care less since the agent is the one managing it. It's strange
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by triyambakam 2mo ago
Amazingly well said. I have nothing substantive to add but thank you for writing that
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by triyambakam 3mo ago
So... it looks like this was written by Claude. I am less motivated to actually read it.
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by triyambakam 3mo ago
Is it still used at EPIC?
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by triyambakam 3mo ago
Couldn't this just be in git commits and give the a skill to look there?
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by triyambakam 3mo ago
Ok but he clearly used a model to write this so...
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by triyambakam 4mo ago
What's the evidence for this? I'd be very keen to understand. This looks Claude written which is fine but adds an extra layer of skepticism for me.
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by triyambakam 4mo ago
What were the alternatives?
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by triyambakam 4mo ago
My stack has been QuickTime and Assembly AI lol
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by triyambakam 4mo ago
I'm very uninformed but could "free Palestine" not mean a two state solution?
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by triyambakam 4mo ago
Yeah like he said, not far away :D
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by triyambakam 4mo ago
I am definitely hyped on it and have 10-20 Codex and Claude Code terminals open, but I do wonder what you're building and with who that you would say 95% accuracy. I get so frustrated with Codex inventing new ways to do something every
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by triyambakam 4mo ago
This is also what's annoying with most model generated artifacts. They want every bullet point with an emoji. Even worse is an HTML artifact will be littered with chips/pill style "informative" boxes. So much useless dis
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by triyambakam 4mo ago
The load bearing part
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by triyambakam 4mo ago
> so the first screen does not burn unauthenticated GitHub API rate limit. Claude loves this dumb word "burn". Recently it even said "burn a TOTP" as if they are finite.
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by triyambakam 4mo ago
Sorry but the name is too hard to say. At least it's not as bad as Forgejo
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by triyambakam 4mo ago
> The kind of thing every kid with a Dell tower in 2003 spent an entire weekend trying to figure out. OK Claude.
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by triyambakam 4mo ago
The challenge is that you may not have customers, and thus a job, if that continues
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by triyambakam 4mo ago
Every time I read this I think it means to "stop games that promote killing"

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