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by vmg12 1y ago
That's how I interpreted it. I don't think it's enough to say a food is unhealthy simply because it's ultra-processed.
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by vmg12 1y ago
A category that includes both twinkies and whey protein powder doesn't seem that useful.
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by vmg12 1y ago
You are not paying a premium for a max account. You are paying much less than what you would pay if you were using the api directly.
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by vmg12 1y ago
Claude API pricing has significant margin baked in. I think it's safe to assume that anthropic is getting 80% margin on their api and they are selling claude code for less than that.
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Rust 1.88(releases.rs)
3 points by vmg12 1y ago|0 comments
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by vmg12 1y ago
None of those things are difficult to do correctly.
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by vmg12 1y ago
Auth is really not difficult to write. It's don't roll your own crypto, not don't roll your own auth. People need to stop spreading this fud.
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WebKit in Safari 26 beta(webkit.org)
2 points by vmg12 1y ago|1 comments
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by vmg12 1y ago
There is a lot of formulaic code that llms get right 90% of the time that are impossible to build macros for. One example that I've had to deal with is language bridge code for an embedded scripting language. Every function I want avai
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by vmg12 1y ago
Here are the cases where it helps me (I promise this isn't ai generated even though im using a list...) - Formulaic code. It basically obviates the need for macros / code gen. The downside is that they are slower and you can'
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GritQL: A query language for searching, linting, and modifying code(github.com)
4 points by vmg12 1y ago|0 comments
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by vmg12 1y ago
> When robots drive cars, we will have more cars driving around This doesn't seem true. In SF, waymo with 300 cars does more rides than lyft with 45k drivers. If self driving cars interleave different tasks based on their routes I i
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by vmg12 1y ago
Goto is bad because it results in very difficult to reason about code. Using unwrap and expect is as bad as using any other language without null safety.
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by vmg12 1y ago
Also, sometimes just unwrap it. There is some software where it's perfectly fine to panic. If there is no sane default value and there is nothing you can do to recover from the error, just unwrap. Also, sometimes you just write softwar
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by vmg12 1y ago
You can build your own jsx renderer and get exactly that, it's not that difficult.
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by vmg12 2y ago
And minecraft is an infiniminer clone which is a 3d clone of Motherload which is a clone of ...
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by vmg12 2y ago
I would have actually liked to have SSR in some cases but yes it was not critical for my app to have it. I just think Next.js (and react) jumped the shark so to speak with prioritizing SSR over client side rendering. What most web-apps need
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by vmg12 2y ago
Tanstack router
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by vmg12 2y ago
The single reason I switched from next.js was because it was taking me 6-7 seconds on a small project to see changes I made appear in the browser during development (on an M1 Max Macbook pro with 64gb of ram). This is when using the app rou
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by vmg12 2y ago
I tried 4.5 which i thought was the best model, seems like the reasoning models do get it.
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by vmg12 2y ago
Here is an even easier one, ask llms to take the integral from 0 to 3 of 1/(x-1)^3. It fails to notice it's an improper integral and just gives an answer.
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by vmg12 2y ago
There will always be beneficial change for consumers if input costs drop in competitive markets. Markets are dynamic systems. Even if the costs don't drop, the person that is actually providing you value via the app will get the money
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by vmg12 2y ago
Things are more than 30% more expensive. For a developer to get the same profit on the apple app store with Apple taking 30% of revenue they have to charge 43% more.
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by vmg12 2y ago
There are tradeoffs for everything. There are a few horror stories about cloudflare charging companies using terabytes of bandwidth or doing legally gray activities an arm and a leg but on the other hand there is no other way to get things