winrid

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by winrid 5mo ago
Fun fact the US government was designed to be ineffective on purpose. It's not supposed to do much by design
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by winrid 5mo ago
Yes because the most optimized company builds the most wealth and power and puts you out of business or destroys you.
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by winrid 5mo ago
That's why I made an API LLMs can call to search fastcomments APIs: https://docs.fastcomments.com/guide-llm-kit.html
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by winrid 5mo ago
Great, can they fix their plugin review process now? As of like 2 weeks ago it seems it's all done by AI with no way to provide feedback when wrong.
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by winrid 5mo ago
There is a difference between freedom and oppression yes. Are you saying we can't figure out where to put buildings if we let people celebrate the 4th of July?
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by winrid 5mo ago
That's not true, shenadoah does decommit and will continue to in the new generational version.
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by winrid 5mo ago
So if I run it on a Pentium 3 you're telling me I can't get a long pause time? "1ms" means nothing
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by winrid 5mo ago
I don't feel this way. I have just been tackling more and larger problems, I think? This week one of many things for example is switching a multi-master KV store for tracking views on individual objects to tiered hyperloglogs that peri
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by winrid 5mo ago
The max pause time thing is a meme :) I have gotten multi second pause times with ZGC. It depends on what hardware you run it on.
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by winrid 5mo ago
The main benefit of python to me is that while slow, it's predictable. I do think they're going to get a lot more resistance to adding JITs, moving GCs, etc. it will become java with a million knobs to tune. If people want a JIT&#
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by winrid 5mo ago
Right sorry, that's not in my wheelhouse so I didn't think of that. I should be more specific. For general backend / data processing/pipeline stuff, API servers ...
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by winrid 5mo ago
Claude writes java pretty well, and faster than Rust. It's a great middle ground for some projects. I've switched back from Rust to Java for some things. I don't know why you would use Python at all except for small iterative
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by winrid 5mo ago
I rebuilt the entire fastcomments moderation UI 2yrs ago with webstorm on my 16gb thinkpad. 64gb is nice but not needed. I wonder if every dev didn't use an M4 Pro if software wouldn't be so resource hungry...
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by winrid 5mo ago
Still building https://FastComments.com :) I'm planning on launching a desktop app for it soon with a combined forum. So you could have a community on something like discord, but all the chats are indexed and searchable thr
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by winrid 5mo ago
"claude, connect to a k8s pod in prod and grab a 30s cpu profile, analyze and create a performance test locally for the top outlier, verify your fix and create a PR"
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by winrid 5mo ago
lol does all of European tech companies combined even make more than what the EU brings in from taxing US companies yet?
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by winrid 5mo ago
Should companies be forced to retain talent of a certain age group? Should they be forced to retain less competent people? How do you expect this to work?
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by winrid 5mo ago
the other way around is kind of how libgdx games run on iOS :)
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by winrid 5mo ago
Could just be the status page software itself. It looks like it uses https://github.com/louislam/redbean-node which is kind of cursed > This automatically generates the tables and columns... on-the-fly. It infers re
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by winrid 6mo ago
I'll be launching the game in a couple months so you can see it then :) There are bugs, it doesn't work perfectly, but that's just part of testing and refinement at this point. My initial prompt was just: "let's wor
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by winrid 6mo ago
"healthcare company lowers cost instead of absorbing new found profits" sounds like an Onion headline
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by winrid 6mo ago
The bean is already only like 2% caffeine lol so cheap decaf can definitely really be "half caf" even if they say that.
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by winrid 6mo ago
Weird. I don't have this behavior, although I did with codex and 5.4 haha. I bet the providers are playing with settings underneath and different users are routed to different deployments, or they're secretly routing us to differe
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by winrid 6mo ago
what?
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by winrid 6mo ago
Interesting, I just had opus convert a 35k loc java game to c++ overnight (root agent that orchestrated and delegated to sub agents) and woke up and it's done and works. What plan are you on? I'm starting to wonder if they're
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by winrid 6mo ago
Because it's a great tool and the second it's not we can just do what you're doing :)
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by winrid 6mo ago
I didn't say caught up did I? :)
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by winrid 6mo ago
My favorite Sci-Fi AI is probably in Larry Niven's World of Ptavvs, the "brain board". It's not covered in much depth but I like it because it's basically vibe coding GPT3.5 from 1966: > He read, "Time to re
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by winrid 6mo ago
I meant in terms of development speed with agents.
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by winrid 6mo ago
nope

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