troupo

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by troupo 6mo ago
Power Shell or Python scripts to work around restrictions are the go to for LLMs. And it doesn't stop there. Yesterday I was trying to figure out some icons issue in KDE plasma (I know nothing about KDE). Both Claude and Codex would ru
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by troupo 6mo ago
> Regardless of where it is, something should know to include it in the context, Magic. You're talking about magic. You keep re-iterating the same faith that "There's some magic way to make probabilistic text generator ru
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by troupo 6mo ago
This is faith in magic. "There's some magic way to make probabilistic text generator running in the cloud to never miss local files"
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by troupo 6mo ago
https://x.com/livingdevops/status/2034957580750266632 "Kubernetes is beautiful. Every Concept Has a Story, you just don't know it yet... So you use a Deployment... So you use a Service... So you use Ingr
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by troupo 6mo ago
What tooling? It's a probabilistic text generator that runs in a black box on the provider's server. What tooling will have which guardrails to make sure that these scattered markdown files are properly injected and used in the te
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by troupo 6mo ago
Yup, and the agent will happily ignore any and all markdown files, and will say "oops, it was in the memory, will not do it again", and will do it again. Humans actually learn. And if they don't, they are fired.
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by troupo 6mo ago
> They're trying to shoehorn async calls into an inherently synchronous structure. You can make any async system synchronous. It's much harder to mske a sync sydtem asynchronous. (Misquoting from something Erlang-related). Ther
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by troupo 6mo ago
1. False advertisement is a thing, to the point there are laws against it 2. They were caught blatantly lying, and you're literally telling everyone it's the users' fault for not digging into the black box that is Claude Code
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by troupo 6mo ago
It took you a month to revert after multiple complaints. You still blamed users for using the product exactly as you advertised it. And all of your official channels were completely quite for two months , whether it was about new draconi
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by troupo 6mo ago
Here's Anthropic's own Boris Cherny and others telling how great everything is with long sessions and contexts: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47886087
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by troupo 6mo ago
> Sure, de gustibus non est disputandum. Bo! Let's fight! And both get banned from HN :)
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by troupo 6mo ago
To add to this. The new indicator is "New task? /clear to save <X> tokens" even though it affects all tasks, not just new ones. Mislead, gaslight, misdirect is the name of the game
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by troupo 6mo ago
Gaming-oriented distros like CachyOS and Bazzite might be what you want. I'm on Cachy and can recommend it. Because they try to "just work" without jumping through hoops. Even though I very much intenseley dislike the complet
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by troupo 6mo ago
> only made because the same feature does not exist in MacOS. Or in anything that's not X? Speaking personally for me only, I don't think it's a great thing. The <however many> clipboards on Linux is... not really a
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by troupo 6mo ago
> I think thats a bad idea. It seems like expecting to have a prompt open like this, accumulating context puts a load on the back end Let's see what Boris Cherny himself and other Anthropic vibe-coders say about this: https:/&
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by troupo 6mo ago
Instead of showing actual usage, costs and cache status you spent two months denying the issue even exists, making the product silently worse, and now you're "iterating on this"
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by troupo 6mo ago
Anthropic literally advertises long sessions, 1M context, high reasoning etc. And then their vibe-coders tell us that we are to blame for using the product exactly as advertised: https://x.com/lydiahallie/status/20
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by troupo 6mo ago
Don't forget "our investigation concluded you are to blame for using the product exactly as advertised" https://x.com/lydiahallie/status/2039800718371307603 including gems like "Sonnet 4.6 is t
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by troupo 6mo ago
Here's Jared Sumner of bun saying they reduced peak consumption from 68GB to 1.7GB: https://x.com/jarredsumner/status/2026497606575398987 Anthropic had acquired bun just 3 months prior. A month prior their vi
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by troupo 6mo ago
> We tried a few different approaches to improve this UX: 1. Educating users on X/social No. You had random developers tweet and reply at random times to random users while all of your official channels were completely silent. Inc
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by troupo 6mo ago
And you didn't invest anything in polish, quality and reliability before... why? Because for any questions people have you reply something like "I have Claude working on this right now" and have no idea what's happening
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by troupo 6mo ago
> Engaging so directly with a highly critical audience is a minefield that you're navigating well. They spent two months literally gaslighting this "critical audience" that this could not be happening and literally blaming
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by troupo 6mo ago
> they were challenging to distinguish from normal variation in user feedback at first translation: we ignored this and our various vibe coders were busy gaslighting everyone saying this could not be happening
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by troupo 6mo ago
iPad was sabotaged by Apple themselves, as they never figured out how to position it, and what capabilities to give it. Multi-tasking? Half-assed. Keyboard and mouse support? Half-assed. OS capabilities beyond iOS on a laptop-like device? N
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by troupo 6mo ago
iPad could run iOS software since forever. Did it help iPad?
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by troupo 6mo ago
> Would those devices be better if their software was strictly siloed from each other? Yes, yes they would. You would get software actually designed to fully exploit the capabilities of the device. And not, for example, shitty lazy port
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by troupo 6mo ago
Did... did you just scare Microsoft? They now announced a similar thing https://x.com/satyanadella/status/2047033636923568440
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by troupo 6mo ago
> You can use a browser extension like "Local Storage Editor" to see the contents of the Local Storage of a website. Or just open dev tools
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by troupo 6mo ago
It's a fine line between making the web usable, fingerprinting, and peppering the user with dozens or hundreds of permissions. And since browsers rival OSes for complexity (they are basically OSes in their own right already), any part
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by troupo 6mo ago
> I used to work in big tech and quit after a few years due to similar concerns that are being raised here. This also reminded of a personal anecdote: I had a colleague who was fresh out of college. He disagreed with whatever our company

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