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by zwaps 5mo ago
Omarchy!! shipping a window manager with defaults and or a terminal with a config - what an unspeakable sin. Linux should be hard and shitty and it should break all the time! What is this newfound obsession with distros that just works and
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by zwaps 5mo ago
Well the business model of Malta is being a tax evasion haven and access port for oligarchs. That’s quite a difference to most other European countries, although not all.
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by zwaps 5mo ago
The way this argues against its own premise is really ChatGPT like. This happens when you ask it writing about something that isn’t actually true. Which again is funny because as an AI consulting company you should have expertise to know wh
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by zwaps 5mo ago
This reads like an AI writing to a point an author wants to make without there being evidence. It is completely incoherent. Apparently we just need markdown and git, but also a knowledge graph and pgvector which accounts for most of the per
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by zwaps 5mo ago
The second feature shown in this global launch is ... widgets. Like, Windows Vista widgets. And then, I could also open phone apps but not on my phone but on my computer (because I'd want to do that) and then the remaining feature is f
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by zwaps 5mo ago
Maybe as a comment, you really put weight on intent classification. I am not sure why. For it to work, you are gonna need my expert domain input. And given that, I feel like the classification bit is basically solved. I wonder a bit why thi
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by zwaps 5mo ago
how so? genuine question
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by zwaps 5mo ago
For instance, I have intent classifiers running on my traces and most tools offer some sort of analysis agents or API so it's claude sdk and go. Maybe let's take Langsmith. Now I know my gripes with that product. How do you see it
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by zwaps 6mo ago
If only the US would follow its laws or constitution
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by zwaps 6mo ago
I like the idea, just that the examples are reproduced from the training data set. How does it handle unknown queries?
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by zwaps 6mo ago
Yes and no. In principle you are right. In practice, Claude is trained on its harness and the subscription is priced to best competitors such as Cursor. This is also why Cursor tries to finetune oss models. Otherwise its performance in the
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by zwaps 6mo ago
Nobody is saying your workflow is wrong, it may even be better. However it is not how people use Claude Code or what its attraction is. What you mention as advantages and features is not something CC users use or require. On the other hand,
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by zwaps 6mo ago
The US under Trump is politically and strategically almost identical to China, and can be trusted about the same. And then, compared to China, the US acts overtly hostile: threatening us with war, starting a war in order to collapse energy
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by zwaps 6mo ago
They claim SOTA but are beaten by last gen Opus om every metric? This one seems weird
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by zwaps 6mo ago
My man, have seen the Sonnet 4.6 tho
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by zwaps 6mo ago
Let me give this a shot: Cursor was the tool you use to pair program with AI. Where the AI types the code, and you direct it as you go along. This is a workflow where you work in code and you end up with something fundamentally correct to y
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by zwaps 6mo ago
Claude Code is where you move up one abstraction layer. Almost everyone using it productively has spend a lot of time working on their harness, ensuring that everything is planned out and structured such that all that is left is really type
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by zwaps 6mo ago
I like cursor and its workflow as a tool, but I do wonder whether moving to cloud (I mean for lots of the cool features) will work. Yes we all GET Cursor has to make money. No one is fooled what this is about. It's also fine, the video
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by zwaps 6mo ago
This really doesn’t pan out in practice if you work a lot with these models And also we know why: effective context depends on inout and task complexity. Our best guess right now is that we are often between 100k to 200k effective context l
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by zwaps 7mo ago
Monarchic customs are always a great source for optimized procedures and best practices, because in these places marginal costs don't matter, people get assigned to particular knowledge areas and the assumption is that quality does mat
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by zwaps 7mo ago
This site also has no identifiable contact information whatsoever, making it likely illegal in many places
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by zwaps 7mo ago
Honestly, American lists are the same. Every decent English speaking author, plus some selections of other languages. Any national worlds book list, and this explicitly includes US and UK lists, are heavily skewed and I mean ridiculously so
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by zwaps 7mo ago
Not to contradict your conclusion but many countries definitely have an extreme shortage of new humans
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by zwaps 7mo ago
He said why, he wanted to open source it with the mentioned exception. I think there are also licenses that do that, and revert to full MIT after some time, but the author decided to roll their own. What’s the problem with that? He can lice
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by zwaps 7mo ago
Depends on the language no? Works in German
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by zwaps 8mo ago
it's wild to me that Americand accept a private company plastering their town with surveillance cameras, given you know, everything Additionally, that you draw the line at sharing that juicy data with law enforcement. I mean sure, yeah
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by zwaps 8mo ago
I got 16.000 tokens per second ahaha
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by zwaps 8mo ago
The average non cyclical component of longterm unemployment has been rising steadily since the 50s tho
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by zwaps 8mo ago
The level seems to be increasing, clearly, despite the cyclical components
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by zwaps 8mo ago
I shall give the benefit of a doubt given they are "building in the open". I feel my current setup already does all this though, so I struggle to see the point

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