ubercore

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by ubercore 5mo ago
The tokens it uses up clarifying can be saved, and it's often good to write out intentions. For instance, you may be mid-process on cleaning up some architectural pattern, and giving it guidance about where to find docs to follow, etc,
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by ubercore 5mo ago
The conspiracy angle here is not really relevant. Ram is expensive and they're gearing up for M5 studios. Not the illuminati keeping better LLM models out of your hands.
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by ubercore 5mo ago
Dropping half life is the biggest sin, and I will never forgive them.
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by ubercore 6mo ago
Yeah, first thing I did was change all the locations back. I really dislike the automatic layout change they pushed. Also, watching the change notes, most effort seems to be focused on agents this days, which is a bit worrying. I love Zed b
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by ubercore 6mo ago
We don't have this kind of tooling built up, but we've been using Linear as a source of truth alongside a human written prompt adding context. It's worked really well for both feature development and bug hunting, and helps ke
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by ubercore 6mo ago
Yeah it seems to be really up to individual experience. I had two apple-made lightning cables that shorted and burned out the leads on the male end of the connector.
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by ubercore 6mo ago
I've never had trouble with usb-c, but have had lightning connectors short out and burn one of the leads, or stop working from dust. Not sure I'd say one is better than the other, but individual experience can really vary on these
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by ubercore 6mo ago
Same type of concerns were raised about usb-c: more dust collects, worse connector design, would make the phones too thick, etc etc.
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by ubercore 6mo ago
It makes me think, what `gh` features don't generate some activity in the github API that could as easily guide feature development without adding extra telemetry?
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by ubercore 6mo ago
American in Norway, it's always amusing when I buy some Ibux at the pharmacy, and get questioned about it and steered towards Paracet instead.
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by ubercore 6mo ago
Didn't the Apple Faithful say the same for usb-c?
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by ubercore 6mo ago
I know it is actually AI, but calling Siri AI vs the current state of the art is... generous.
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by ubercore 6mo ago
Just like someone growing up and learning how to interact with other humans might learn the same lesson? If Claude is going to be Claude, we should support these kind of additions.
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by ubercore 6mo ago
Get it approved in a lot of large markets? Deal with ongoing supply issues as suppliers change and you need to maintain your product? Market it? I could keep going on, but making a prototype is the easy part, making a sustaining business ou
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by ubercore 6mo ago
This doesn't answer your question, but Aerospace (tiling WM) has been good for me to not use spaces. I don't mind spaces in theory, but the slow animation, for whatever reason, just really irks me.
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by ubercore 6mo ago
That's a bit what it felt like when I was learning Rust async. I get it, but "ecosystems" of async runtimes have a pretty big cost.
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by ubercore 6mo ago
It's a shame MiniDisc wasn't more popular.
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by ubercore 7mo ago
I went 386 DX 33 to a Pentium 75, which wasn't a wild amount of time. I'd argue that's way bigger than when I got an SSD (but I agree SSD was a huge improvement).
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by ubercore 7mo ago
This is the best response to the article, IMO. We've kept our tech stack down, and lean heavily on postgres in a lot of cases. But having Redis able to handle scale independently of postgres has been a life saver, and saved us a lot of
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by ubercore 7mo ago
And they have very low drug mortality rates. Opiates are prescribed _way_ less than in the US. This really feels like a strawman comparison.
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by ubercore 7mo ago
> I see Europe eventually coming to this same conclusion when enough damage has been done. I'm curious about this sentence -- to what are you referring, and where specifically in Europe?
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by ubercore 7mo ago
Nobody is writing a "project structure" section by hand, and listing out the directory structure with _every file_.
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by ubercore 7mo ago
Go ahead!
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by ubercore 7mo ago
I agree in your basic framing but not your conclusion. Met plenty of do-ers before thinkers that are self-aware enough to also maintain software longterm.
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by ubercore 7mo ago
Is the Next.js API surface worth reimplementing?
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by ubercore 7mo ago
It _can_ produce slop if people stop thinking. I've also seen it do just fine, when people know when, where and how to use it. That's the part that frightens me, not the code it makes itself.
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by ubercore 7mo ago
It's not a point and click code machine, but it's laughably wrong to say they just churn out laughably wrong code.
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by ubercore 7mo ago
Stopped using autopilot because of the phantom braking. It's also recently gotten much worse at lane departure sensing, often confused by snow or slightly faded road markers. Not pleasant to have the alarms go off while calmly and safe
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by ubercore 7mo ago
My Tesla can't even tell if it should turn the wipers on consistently or correctly. Let alone drive in the rain.
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by ubercore 8mo ago
Do we know that it needs 10 chips to run the model? Or are the servers for the API and chatbot just specced with 10 boards to distribute user load?

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