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DeepSeek harness: what doors does config over code open?(github.com)
4 points by 5mv2 28d ago|1 comments
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by 5mv2 28d ago
Deepseek open sourced their harness and it's interesting. Replacing code/toolcalls with configuration/skills drastically increases token consumptions, but it removes limitations I forgot existed. For example, you can ask deep
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by 5mv2 6mo ago
My friend got banned 3x from Claude Code when using OpenCode indeed. Gave up and moved to Codex. So it does sound like a dangerous approach indeed.
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by 5mv2 1y ago
Context summarization will be natively added soon. It's already the case on tools like block.github.io/goose: ``` Summarize Conversation This will summarize your conversation history to save context space. Previous messages will r
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by 5mv2 1y ago
The point I was trying to express is that Mistral is arguably far superior to the giants if you care about speed! So I wished they communicated this more clearly.
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by 5mv2 1y ago
The featured accuracy benchmarks exclude every model that matter except DeepSeek, which is quite telling about this new model's performance. This makes it yet another example of European companies building great products but fumbling m
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by 5mv2 1y ago
That's definitely true, but you also see how some settings make it easier to be virtuous than others right? Also, the success apps like tiktok and instagram does suggest addiction is more the norm than the exception.
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by 5mv2 1y ago
It's a while back, but I think it's because you have to be a resident for at least 6 months to be eligible to getting a driver's license in a given country. And getting the driving experience is not cheap if you don't kn
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by 5mv2 1y ago
Hong Kong food is rice-based and rice is cheap! Here's some famous advice from Hong Kong's richest man: -- A daily breakfast of vermicelli, an egg and a cup of milk. For lunch just have a simple set lunch, a snack and a fruit. For
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by 5mv2 1y ago
Thank you! 1. That would have been a great option had there been one close to the university! Proximity was a top criteria because commute is expensive money-wise and time-wise. Also, weirdly enough I think I was much safer in this illegal
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by 5mv2 1y ago
You're both right. It was 10 years ago and my living requirements definitely were low Another reason is that Hong Kong has a lot more affordable housing in the outskirts, like in the village of Tai Po Tsai that borders this university.
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by 5mv2 1y ago
You're right that this situation was very privileged. But there's not such thing as a "real homeless", it's a continuum. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44215698 Also, virtually all the "r
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by 5mv2 1y ago
For the grades, it's true you could always spend more time in the library out of sheer willpower. It was nice just to be nudged into it by this lifestyle, and definitely helped as willpower is limited. People's places: have you he
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by 5mv2 1y ago
Severals reasons: I don't think you could live 2 weeks in a car before getting controlled by the Police, at least in Hong Kong, tents are cheaper than cars, and I didn't have a driver's license!
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by 5mv2 1y ago
Love the actionable advice like "I rent a PO Box for about $200 per year."
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by 5mv2 1y ago
Thankfully it's clarified here: https://news.ycombinator.com/showhn.html But I think it's best to let the people vote if they value a story on how lifestyle hacking can help you go straight to building startups in
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by 5mv2 1y ago
Author here. I get this view, I just think it's worth underlining how biased it is to the SF Bay area dystopian situation. I've actually gone out of my way to meet homeless in the Bay. You'd be surprised how much of a contin
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by 5mv2 1y ago
That’s another huge plus yes! I made a point of never bringing my laptop and turning off data on my phone before going every night. Hard to quantify how much of a difference this made, but it definitely translated in higher drive and propen
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by 5mv2 1y ago
You're right that I was arguably irrationally attached to not ending uni with too much debt. For the rest, I'm with you it might be hard to replicate beyond this n = 1 sample, but I'm convinced this experiment's ROI is a
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by 5mv2 1y ago
Glad you liked this! It was so great I've been meaning to do this again for years but never made the leap by fear of being a nuisance. I honestly think everyone would be much happier and less lonely if sleep-overs didn't stop bein
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by 5mv2 1y ago
Yes exactly! It’s UST. Beautiful view :)
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by 5mv2 1y ago
So sorry you had to spend time changing the title! Learning the lesson for next time.
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by 5mv2 1y ago
Makes sense. Thanks for sharing! Looks like it might have to do with the title, or at least the title was changed before it got unflagged. Good learning!
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by 5mv2 1y ago
Agree. I tried to describe the step by step approach to show how you can try this gradually and mitigate the risks, but if you don't have access to a community and cheap student healthcare it's definitely quite dangerous. I'l
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by 5mv2 1y ago
Appreciate the feedback! 100%. It's a lot easier when you live next to a Google campus. And it sorts all the menial matters that make a huge difference, like access to washing machines. About the flagging, you seem to have been here fo
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by 5mv2 1y ago
"I first try putting a friend 3 meters away from the tent and asking him to find it. Vegetation is so thick he can't. No need to spray camouflage!" You're safe! No one found me, and I took it away a decade ago.
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by 5mv2 1y ago
let me know if you try the sailboat thing in san francisco!
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by 5mv2 1y ago
yeah. wouldnt have been fun if it was out of necessity
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by 5mv2 1y ago
Makes sense. I guess it depends on the location, since in my case there were no animals as long as I didn't bring food in the tent. And another pro is you can pitch tents in places no one would ever go, while it's harder for vehic
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by 5mv2 1y ago
I get that it's super hard to replicate this and have a good time outside of the HK jungle, but to be honest it made me a lot more optimistic . You see people's real colors when you ask them to host you in their home, and in my ca

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