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by xlii 3mo ago
Years ago I was quite able when it came to git. I could plumb, mess with reflog: never had to do "copy dir" - safety. For last 4 years I'm using Jujutsu exclusively, and it is just here. I forgot what staging is and only reca
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by xlii 4mo ago
In places where it matters the fines are so high, that everyone are stickler to the rules. It's like a hot oven - not merely a warning of risk. It's actual risk which was touched and which burned. If an adapter would put your year
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by xlii 4mo ago
> checking contribution policies "before the fact" GNU has no such contribution policy. As I wrote it's currently a discussions behind the closed doors. Those who inform about usage of LLMs are notified that their contribu
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by xlii 4mo ago
I formed (and am advocating) a theory that code reviews are three dimensional space exercising trust, need for control and awareness propagation. E.g. LGTM could be categorized as high trust, low control, high awareness. I'm still in p
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by xlii 4mo ago
I've seen Sam working on this real time as I follow him on BlueSky. So maybe it's technically a slop but I've seen a proof of work. Won't comment on the product because not my cup of tea. I'm team cli ftw :)
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by xlii 4mo ago
I switch from Codex to GLM 5.2 when I'm out of tokens. The main difference for me is time to completion. GPT gets there <5 minutes, GLM 5.2 without context takes ~1H. Though the harness makes a significant difference. On Pi GLM5.2 d
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by xlii 4mo ago
I never had to deal with that. At one place it was so complicated that specialized system took reconciliation over (it got baggage full of context data including exchange agreement details, with boundaries and time-regions plan). In not-a-f
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by xlii 4mo ago
Quick browse over Stripe API (i.e. not a simplistic payment provider) will show exactly otherwise. Metrics/durations/convexity/vega aren't monetary value, these are calculation values and I'm fine with them being wh
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by xlii 4mo ago
Um so it is sudo bash -c 'touch KEEP_RUNNING; pmset -b sleep 0; pmset -b disablesleep 1; while [ -e KEEP_RUNNING ]; do sleep 1; done; pmset -b sleep 5; pmset -b disablesleep 0' and Agent, when you're done do `r
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Show HN: DiagramIDE – Diagrams as Source Files(diagramide.axk.sh)
1 points by xlii 4mo ago|1 comments
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by xlii 4mo ago
> But at the end of the day you're still ignoring her wishes. Probably important for context - there was no official announcement, so no, it's not like I ignored wishes or direction, it was presented to me after the fact. And (
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by xlii 4mo ago
I glanced, and I found this handbook shallow and - in some areas - even bad advice. E.g. If I ever see a monetary value stored in something else than integers I'm going to run away screaming (thank you Rust decimals represented as JSON
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by xlii 4mo ago
Exactly, model is in integers and representation can be 1⃣3⃣ or whatever, that's why model-view separation exist.
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by xlii 4mo ago
As an author, I'm sorry, but how's that similar? You're comparing transparency of used tools versus a cheating in personal relationship. Good that I'm not being accused of grand theft auto here, since it's just as c
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by xlii 4mo ago
Hey, just learned that actually this post surfaced. > ...who does not clearly have the rights This claim is baseless. As I wrote in the piece and on mailing lists - it's not the 1:1 copy & paste. It was modified and it all boils
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by xlii 4mo ago
While entry barrier might be low, the learning curve become more steep. E.g. recently I've been porting non-naive app to vibe-code app framework (from engineering managed to product managed). While I was doing so I had to answer plenty
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Honesty Gets Emacs Patch Rejected(xlii.space)
4 points by xlii 4mo ago|1 comments
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by xlii 4mo ago
I have Max access from a friend. It's not about token generation but time-to-first-edit. It tends to think 3-10 minutes before that.
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by xlii 4mo ago
I've been checking out GLM 5.2 on some projects and few thoughts on it: - it takes it sweet time to get code rolling, not the fastest model by any means - it strays a lot during discovery/planning but then corrects - it's not
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by xlii 4mo ago
I wonder if I'm the only one for whom the bun project vanished completely. In software code is only part of the package. Stability and trust are big part of it, too. And for me 1800 files change PRs created by Anthropic overseen by one
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by xlii 4mo ago
No. Even today it is possible to use languages and programming techniques to be ultra efficient when it comes to memory. It's not that difficult to use them but the world don't care. Actual example: I have built same utility using
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by xlii 4mo ago
My anecdotal experience differs (though I hold ground that LLM evaluations are highly subjective and benchmarks are just as useful for LLMs as they are for dating websites users). GLM 5.2 tends to stray way more than and 5.1. It also halluc
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by xlii 4mo ago
*not in EU ;)
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by xlii 4mo ago
> I use a lot of local models and they're still pretty painful to run locally. This really depends on how and what you're using. e.g. I can't suffer through slowness of inference on Macbook but I have gaming rig with quite
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by xlii 4mo ago
"Only a Sith deals in absolutes" ;-) I mostly agree it's an area that's risky to wander into mindlessly but it is much more easier to validate knowledge than to practice it. E.g. I can't write Chinese but can valida
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by xlii 4mo ago
I'm sorry to read that. Unfortunately it's an industry wide problem, and it touches many areas and levels of expertise. Some believed that AI can drop costs and compressed job spaces. It starts to bounce off but it's not back
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by xlii 4mo ago
One year ago I might agree that Kubernetes is an overkill but today? Ask your favorite GPT to generate manifests, get primary app into cluster with telepresence or execute straight from container and switch contexts and clusters like it&#x2
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by xlii 4mo ago
You listen to the Radio Channel you picked. I understand the complaint, though it's like a complain that nerds featured in Cosmopolitan aren't as nerdy as they were. Musk for me was never a nerd. Many "founders" aren&#x2
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by xlii 4mo ago
This is fun. I checked other screen toys by the author, but sadly they aren't as amusing as this one. The animated gif on the bottom of the list though :D
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by xlii 4mo ago
TIL about existence of (non-game like) mauls and that they might be used for splitting firewood.

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